The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-03-30

Items of Interest From Every
where

where.
The Boston Ideals made their first
appearance in this city last Monday
night, in the "Maid of Honor, /" to only
fair business. Mr.. Tom Karl and
Marie Stone seem to be the prime
favorites here: The Boston Ideals
are somewhat different from the rest
of the travelling companies, instead Of
having but few good people they have
nothing but good people, and lit is .
shame that Manager Collins should
lose money on gnnr c.,"';y.r, ike
this one. There Il .: 5, ,toul. u,:t what
the "strike" has hae sometsins tn do
with the bad business they did here,
however.
Miss Kate Putnam was seen Friday
night in elena, the Madcap," in
Little Barefoot" yesterday afternoon,
at the matinee, and for the FIRST time
in this city in Fortunes Freaks" last
night. Miss Putnam. for some reason
that has not yet been explained, did
not do the business that was antici-
pated here, but she is a bright little
star and is worthy of good house any
place, as her company is one of the
very best. There is not an actress
nor an actor in it who has not figured
before the public as a star.
| GOSSIP.
Mrs. w. j. Seaman is i'll at Hat
Springs, Ark.
Willard Bugham has closed his
season with George Min.
w. J. Seaman delighted large
audiences in Chicago last week.
Miss Fannie Matthias, of Chicago,
joined the Kate Putnam company in
this city.
Lillian Spencer will commence
her starring tour on Monday night in
"Anselma."
Madame Janauschek has closed
her season and is in Philadelphia
visiting friends.
Lolita will open at the Grand
Opera House, New York City, the
90 in "Mlle. Natouche.
Sarah Bernhardt is said to use 50
much rouge that her face looks like .
brickbat, under the gas light,
j. B. Polk, with his MIXED
Pickles" will delight the people at st.
Joe on Wednesday evening next.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Knight are
playing "Over the Garden Wall at
Grand Opera House, New York City.
! -McNish, johnson & Slavenis
| minstrels are hayipg ernudad houses.
at the BaldwiFfheatre, San Francisco
Cal.
Patti Rosa played Friday night,
Yesterday afternoon at matinee and
last night, at Tootle's opera house, Sc.
Joseph.
Catherine Lewis will play the
Country Girl" and ''She would
and she wouldn't with the Kate
Claxton company.
Roland Reed has been engaged
to play ''Ko Ko" with the Templeton
Mikado company. He will begin
with this organization May 3.
The Little Tycoon" is the name
Of New Acknowledgements opera
bouffe to be brought out at the Stand
ard theatre, New York City, the 29th-
Mrs Delmore. of New York
city, who went to Hannibal to join
the NJ. B. Curtis company, is lying
dangerously i'll at the Park hotel, that
city.
Jennie Yeamans has offered to
give speciality for benefit that
takes place April 9Th in New York
City. This will be her first speciality
in several years.
Arrangements have been at length
made for the appearance of Edwin
Booth and Signor Salvini in "Othello,"
"King Lear and "Hamlet" at the
Academy of Music, New York City,
some time in May.
The Third Avenue theatre, New
York City, was crowded from pit to
dome to see Fred Warde in Virgin,
ius" last Tuesday night. Mr.. ,Warde
is slowly getting to the front. Dur
ing the performance he was called be-
fore the curtain FIVE times.
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