The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-03-09
FOOTLIGHT FLASHES.
Items Of Interest to Play GOers
From Everywhere.

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Il federick Ward appears in New
York March 22d.
Clara Morris played to large
houses in New York last week.
Lillian Brown is drilling an
amateur Mikado at Topeka, Kansa..
Arthur Behan is booking time
for 1887 for his "Night OFF" compa-
ny.
"A new rival of Mrs. Langtry has
appeared in London. She is a Mrs.
Sinale.
Dan Sully will produce his new
play, Daddy Nolan" the latter part
of May.
Maggie Mitchell had the largest
matinee at st. Joseph on the Goth,
ever known.
Major Newell and Billy Fletcher,
with the Nat Goodwin company, are
on the sick list.
Billy Rice has signed for another
year with Thatcher, Primrose and
Vests minstrels.
Miss Ahbie Darlington is negoti-
ating with Mapleson for an engage
ment next season.
Lizzie May Ulmer will resume
her tour tomorrow night at Trenton,
N. j., in dads Girl"
Charlie Reeds last burlesque is
called the "Blind Hoodlum," a par
ody of "Hoodlum Blind"
-Barnum's circus opens up at New
York city, in the Madison Square
Garden, the last of this month.
Emma Abbott appears as "Yuh
Yum" in the Mikado, at Brooklyn,
New York, Tuesday night next.
|. Miss Verona has taken Fay Tenn.
pleton's place in Rice's Evangeline.
She is singing the part of Gabriel
Mime. Judic, the great French
actress, played an engagement last
week at the Star theatre, New York.
When W. j. Seaman reached
Chillicothe, Ohio, Saturday last, be
found every seat in the house reserv.
ed, even the gallery.
Fay Templeton is said to have
married Howell Osborne, the rich
New York dude, and will retire from
the stage for time.
-McNish, johnson and Slaven
will play a four weeks engagement
in San Francisco, Cal, the latter
part of this month.
Mary Anderson attended the
Wednesday matinee in st. Louis, OF
Forget Me Net" and applsuded Miss
j rtfreys Lewis splendid work:
MIR. and Mrs. Milton Mobiles gave
a reception at their charming resi-
dence in Brooklyn n. Y, last week
to several members of the profession:
There was a real yum Y UNI" in
New York city last week. She is the
wife of the japanese minister at
Washington, d. G. Her name is
Mrs. Kuki,
There is talk of reconstructing
the skating rink for Nat Goodwin's
purpose next season with the proba.
billy that one act 'of Bottoms
Dream" may be inserted.
AT the close of the present sea-
son Mary Anderson will rest for a
year or two. Her friends say she has
not been in good health for some time
and has grown thin from over work.
Mary Anderson positively refuses
to play in Kansas City. on account OF
a numerous article upon Mr.. Griffin,
her step-father, which appeared in the
Kansas City Times when she was
there last.
The redoubiable Paddy Rvar
wants to become an actor. He il
leaning towards low comedy and say,
he is in training for an engagement
When he becomes a star he wants II
hire John L. Sullivan as ''supe."
/ Eek Governor w. 81. Bum, o
Philadelphia, gave dinner at hi
residence last Sunday, to Henry
Dixey, Nat Goodwin and Sol Smith
Russell. The choice few that were
invited say the wit was as good as the
wine, and it was of the very best.
Mr.. j. K. Emmett made his frs
appearance on Friday night in Crit,
in Ireland" to an audience tibet tested
the seating capacity of the opera house
Mr.. Emmett is travelling solely on hi
reputation that he made for himself
some years ago. Many people here
who heard him ten years ago say thai