The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-03-02
FOOTLIGHT FLASHES.
Items Of Interest to Play GOers
From Everywhere.

until next season.
Robinson and Crane turned peo-
pie away at st. Joe last week.
Emma Abbott will open the new
opera house at Louisville, Penn.
Mat Goodwin was dined at the
Huffman house Tuesday night by the
Amsterdam club.
Mary Anderson is worth $780,
600 dollars. Her latest investment is
q SAC, 900 necklace.
-Hoyts Rag Baby will open up at
the Grand opera house, New York
City, en- Monday night.
Sarah Bernhaodt is said to be
dying with consumption. She is,
however, lively sort of a corpse.
Frank G. Bangs in Harry
Miners Silver King company gave q
perfor nance last night in Hannibal.
Mime. Judic, the queen of Van
deville and comic opera, has just fin
ished a weeks engagement at New
Orleans.
, Fred. Warde played a full round
of characters at the Peoples theater,
New York City, last week to good
business.
Mr.. Joseph Jefferson begins his
usual spring season April 26, under
the management of his son, MIR. G.
B. Jefferson.
The latest rumor is that Thatcher
Primrose and West MINISTRIES have Sc
cured the Madison Square theater, n.
Y, for the SIMMER.
New York City was deluged
with tragedy last week. M ssrs.
Booih, Barrett commanded a great deal
of attention while Warde came in for |
his share.
John Templeton is making
with his Mikado company. |
He is the father of Fay, who is at
present said to be contemplating a
European trip. |
Next Friday night Mr.. j. K.
Emmett will appear in ''Frilz in Ire
land" Mr.. Emmett has such wide
that it is needless to speak
Of his abili y here.
The Emma Abbott grand opera
with the prima donnas, Alb
oott, Belline and Annandale, finished
/ weeks engagement at the Brooklyn,
New York, Theater yesterday, i
Miss Myra Goodwin goes to
Europe after the close of her present
tarring tour in E. E. Kidder's ''Sls,"
in time to make an extended
our in this country next season.
Milton and Miss Dollie Mobiles,
n Glove and Law" was the attraction
t the Peoples theatre, New York
ity last week, commencing with a {
Holiday matinee on Washington's i,
birthday.
Miss Georgia Cayvan and Benz.
in Belasco's inlay Blossom"
ppear tomorrow In Harlem, n. Y. |
fter a successful season in the west
nd south, under Daniel Frohman's
Miss Kate Field appeared last
week at the Union Square theatre,
nd attracted a large audience with
Ter Musical MonOlogue," which is
egarded as her brightest and most
,ovoI antarta ippaapf
, "A writer who has passed many a
ears in the backwoods of South
America says that badness is un- i
,nowu among the Indians. That is .
because they have no front /
eats in their opera houses. d
This week we have some of the 9
,est attractions on the road. On
Wednesday night Miss Lillian Olcott
viii make her first appearance before
'edalia theatregoers, and it is safe to
ayl that she will have large house.
> Days Might Off" company e
made their first appearance in this
ity on last Monday night, to a very q
God house. The play was one of the Z
'esi of this season, and Is the only /,
legitimate comedy that has been here
his winter. str't .
The Salisbury Troubadours whose !
nnual visits always draws large
l6uses, played at the Grand opera
louse, Brooklyn, N. Y, last week.
Is usual Nate Salisbury and Nellie
dcHenry made much fun in "Three
f Kind" 4 tt.
Mr.. Lawrence Barrett played
he last week of his successful engage
nent at the Star theatre, New York, l.,
asst week. with an elaborate revival
# "Julius Cesar in which he was