The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-05-18
FOOTLIGHT FLASHES.
Items of Interest to Play GOers
From Everywhere.

very large ana appreclatlve audience.
The opera was given in full costume,
and with very few exceptiOns it was
well put on the age. II was under
the direction of Miss Helen Gallie,
and that young lady deserves all of
the credit for the drilling of the opera
as well as the chorus.
1t was generally conceded that Mr..
Charles Tia, lor carried off the honors
of the evening. His voice is a rich.
deep basso, and he is also very
graceful actor.
Ed HOux did some very good work
and received an encore, which he re.
spOnded to very nicely.
Ernest Faulhaber, as the "Mikado's
Fool" was good. and looked the part
to perfection.
Mint Johns was exceedingly clever,
and sang better than he knew how.
Ernest Lamy and Walter Brown
took their respective parts very well.
The Misses Gallie, Faulhaber,
Sturtevant and Hatch acted well and
sang their parts to perfection, as they
always do. Mrs. Donohoe realized
quite a nice little sum out of her en-
tertainment, and to say that every
one was pleased is about all that is
necessary.
Next Friday, the 21st, ex.Manager
Collins is to have a benefit, which is
complimentary custom to all man.
ayers every year. The last two acts
OF the Mikado will be repeated and
the melo drama, ellis Last Legs"
also will be given. 1t is a very clever
two-act comedy. There is no reason
why this should not be one of the
most enjoyable affairs of the season.
Let everybody turn out and give ex-
Manager Collins rousing big house.
GOSSIP.
None. Modjeska will leave for her
California ranch next week.
j. X. Emmett delighted large
audiences in New York City last week.
Barley Campbell has finally been
put in hospital on account Of his i'll
health.
Madame Janish sailed quietly
away from Philadelphia last Saturday
for Europe
-Hoyt's Rag Baby company will
close their season at Portland, Me-,
on May %.
j. X. Emmett, jr., will soon
lead to the altar one of New York s
fair daughters.
Clara Louise Kellogg sails for
Liverpool on Tuesday next, to be
gone all summer.
Marcus Mayer will sail for Eu-
ripe on the 18th inst. in the interest
Of Sarah Bernhardt.
Alice Harrison will commence
her summer season In st. Louis on
June 9TH at the Standard theater.
Mary Anderson will play a fare
well engagement at the Star Theatre,
beginning Monday, the 18th inst.
Dan Sully rs Daddy holland in
the Corner Grocery, coined money
at Tony Pastors theater, New York,
last week.
Joseph Mack will purchase the
Gladiator from the Mccullough es.
tate for the purpose of starring Rob
ert L. Downing next season.
Negotiations me now pending
regarding the appearance of McNish,
johnson & Slavin's minstrels at the
Princess Theatre, London, during the
summer.
Miss Julie Wilson, who playec!!
"Spot" with Den Thompson for sew
eral seasons will star in a new play
entitled 1.-THE Vagabond." Mr..
Thompson is rewriting it for her.
John l.. SulIivun's combination
has gone to pieces, and the champion
slugger il some thousands of dollars
out Of pocket. John l.. is now 60
ing to make trip around the world
for his health.
The title of "Mark GUM WI.
ID. HowelPs play for the lyceum, is
is an American claimant" 1t is said
to be funnier and better constructed
than the piece that made John T.
Raymond's fame.
The happy day which is to give
legality to the connection between
Adelini Patti and Sig. Nicolini, is now
finally set for June 9TH. The we'd
ding is to occur at Nice, England,
and will be real nice, of course.
The Rev. Geo. Min, who was
once fair preacher and is now try
ing to become a great actor. has