The evening world., 1894-05-31
STAGE STARS SHOME.
|he Casino Roof Garden Opened
in Spite Of the Weather.
|ews and Gossip Concerning Theatres
land theatrical People.

Nv The weather was anything out roof
gardeny last night, yet the Casino
management opened it's al-fresco annex
and gave a vaudeville entertainment
that pushed the CLOUD away. in q fig
curative sense, for the large audience
THAT was present. Arches of
multi-colored lights intercepted the
skyey gloom. and the plant-strewn
roof presented a pretty and at
~tractive appearance in spite of
Jupiter Pluvius's frown. Those who
didn't like the chilly breezes n the
rain went downstairs and saw 9TH
hassing Show but those who remained
Upstairs saw an equally good show. If
Nessrs. Canary & Lederer maintain
lis standard of entertainment, the Ca
nos roof garden should be the most
s 'pular open-air resort in New York
o is Summer There were seventeen
q .atson & Hutchings. the German
Q a de y, comedians Minnie Rem.
Raymond, cornettist; the Thurgate
listers. Hungarian dancers: Max Pettin-
lSill and his funny dog Jim" and Har-
were only some Of the clever people who
appeared and made the night enjoyable.
. A painful scene ccurred at the Pro-
tfessional Woman's League rooms on
noon. 1t was the farewell meeting in
the dear old Quarters before remoysi
these a burst Of ribald laughter echoed
Through the hall: Henry Il. Dixey and
sW sSsjr w sSne Is t Msn comedians were Rsos en-
t,ffces On the floor above. Dixey was
telling q funny story. Jones was Shrek
Ing with merriment. Not to have done
professional etiquette. An awful silence
fell over the League meeting. The
remarked Hush" and "order!" with
sssreat asperity. The abashed comedians
,sonspiraey: Five minutes later pl1ey
ind wh!spered. Nov WEI let ' 'er so S"n Thers
rs the two vile men fell downstairs
simultaneously. Both are acrobats.
famous famous % aiys a9tsr plunge tSs e,x s9liRssd his is
1872" .Dixey described two distinct
somersauits. They landed in the League
doorway In a hopeiessly confused heap.
feminine shrieks Of alarm had subsidized
the thread Of her discourse. A speedy d.;
adjournment followed.
Daniel Frohman and f, H. sothern
will sail for England in the Paris on
II "SlhCbudy, uic v. me VIII pplH re-
turn in time for the opening Of Mr..
August. at the Lyceum Theatre.
An amusing controversy has been rag
with a Smile" which Seabrooke sings In
is :asPieiously IKE "TitsWilloW% Prob,
that many an infant prodigy, used to
sins years ago IN that classic play Ten
Mi sErsa to N /. G e.l ssrF "Father, be Dear sG Fss,h re,
Come Home with Me Now"
"Babette," Audran's three-act comic
opera. will be presented in New York for
tas first time next week by the Wilbur
4 Opera Company. at .Proctor's Theatre.
saiis " H.fT Il. c Snt will viii be- the ,e's Mat 8
the Mill.
The latest achievement of the Gerry
Society has been the cutting out of the
four little ragamufins who rushed upon
her pockets as she sang T Man
Thst Broke T,s the m,t Rro iseIow p0 S.a in not Mail
to do but run in and scoop up the money.
sanderson that It would be necessary to
Sanderson doesn't care to bother with
Gerry Society methods, he got out of the
II oif1culty In the easiest way Dy lettinB
two big supers, who are over sixteen,
Il pick up the bills when the song. which
Is Miss Tilley's greatest success. Is over.
VIII 8. Rising, the tenor. has had a
splendid reception at Keith's Union
Square Theatre. His descriptive songs
ard sweet ballads are thoroughly en-
A joyed by the audiences. Mr.. Rising will
be heard during the Summer in various
~roof-garden concerts.
Bessie Bonehill has been specially en-
! gagged for 1.-The Skating Rink" at the
Bijou Theatre and will appear this even
Ing.
Owing to the elaborate preparations
involved the third series q Kilanyt's
!, Garden Theatre will not be shown until
Saturday night. The colossal group, re-
production OF Schneider's famous Dan
| cling Hour In the Temple of Dionysius''
will occupy the whole depth Of the stage
and require a frame "a feet long, with a
\ dozen living figures.