Trixy and Vernie Vernon, "marvel of beauty and way up as queen of song"
"In the Dizzy Blondes, was crowing point of evening" 1879 1880

1880 Trixy and Vernie Vernon beautiful and talented young ladies

1880 Dr Charles W. Meyer attending Trixy and Vernie Vernon, both very low

1880 Trixy Vernon her solo was encored to the echo

1880 Trixy Vernon made her reappearance at the Gem Theatre last night

1880 Vernie Vernon marvel of beauty and way up as queen of song

1880 Trixie Vernon very low, feared she will not recover

1879 Trixie Vernon secured at enormous salary from Tony Pastors theatre

1879 Vernie Vernon A bevy of grace and beauty on list at Gem Theatre

Inez Sexton, Queen of Operatic and Ballad Song
"No one can sing higher, lower, softer or sweeter" 1880

1880 Song, "It Was A Dream", deserves special mention May 30 1880

1880 Bald Mtn poet John Mellor proposes marriage to Inez Sexton

1880 Being taken care of now that her illness is known

1880 Benefit was musical success but not financial one

1880 Clara L. Kellogg calls Inez Sexton "a voice of rare sweetness"

1880 Clara L. Kellogg calls her a high dramatic talent

Photo Clara Kellogg 1875
Popular soprano artist in United States, © Picture History.

1880 Gushing proposition from Mellor, the poet

1880 Had very close call, is felt she will recover

1880 Has a voice of great power and sweetness

1880 Has been ill, very liable to cross the range

1880 Her actions are strange, symptoms of insanity

1880 In her renditions of the opera at the Gem Theatre

1880 In operatic gems she is second to none

1880 Madamoiselle Sexton, a lady of gem serene

1880 More than charmed her numerous admirers at the Gem

1880 No one can sing higher, lower, softer or sweeter

1880 Performers Mr. and Mrs. Ainsley, Mart Alber, Tom C. Benntley, F. J. Chappelle, William H. Davenport, Den Howe, Ella Howe, W. H. Jackson, Thomas H. Jefferson, J. V. Kelly, J. W. Kenegy, H. L. Keney, Billy Mack, Georgie Morrell, Charles Posner, E. A. Swearingen, J. W. Telgrin, Oscar Willis, C. A. Wilson at the Gem take up collection for Inez Sexton

1880 Prima dona was indisposed, unable to appear at the Gem

1880 Dick King provided a place for Inez Sexton to stay

1880 Programmes for benefit concert are out

1880 Queen of opera, finest voice under perfect control

1880 Queen of operatic and ballad song to perform tonight

1880 Rapidly convalescing, will soon be about

1880 Recovering her health at Mrs Burnhams, Elizabethtown

1880 Rests well at night but is wild and flighty days

1880 Mrs Tracy seeing to it that Inez Sexton is taken care of

1880 Mrs F. C. Graham has been at the bedside of Miss Sexton for a week

1880 Noted Ogalalla Indian Brave, Womans Dress, visited Gem, loves Inez Sexton, offered 6 ponies for her

1880 Writer of Times presented with her photograph

1879 Straight from Ada Richmond's Burlesque Opera
In regard to: Sexton, Inez
Dec 30 1879

Photo Adah Richmond 1870
Created and directed the "Adah Richmond Operetta Bouffe Troupe"
© Picture History

1879 Variety troupe for Gem Theatre arrives today Dec 28 1879, Oscar Willis, Minnie Willis, Minnie Warren, Vina Vernon, Tiney Vernon, Inez Sexton, Tommy Jefferson, Ella Howe, Den Howe, May Graham, M'lle Blanche

Rose Kellog, Operatic Vocalist, Vincent Dramatic and Comedy Company

Rose Kellog of New York, is at the Merchants
In regard to: Kellogg, Rose
Apr 19 1882

Will render some of her choicest vocalizations
In regard to: Kellogg, Rose
Jun 18 1882

Operatic vocalist part of Vincent dramatic and comedy company
In regard to: Kellogg, Rose
In regard to: Vincent Company
Jan 30 1883

Clever artists in Vincent company, entertaining
In regard to: Kellogg, Rose
Jan 31 1883

Jack sends regards from Spokane Falls.
In regard to: Kellogg, Rose.
May 30, 1888