The evening world., 1894-05-11
AUDAC|0US HAMMERS1ElN.
His Living Pictures at Roster q
Balls Wear No Clothes at ALL
~,.ooie Cline in the Kitchen-Gossip
from the Theatres.

osc,r Uammerstein's living pictures,
-o,,ooled for the first time at Roster &
p,ols Theatre last night, were hugely
ariovsd nv walters 20 and %, who took
,he whole show in from the terrace Of
go , orchestra" There were nineteen
~ the uictures and only two of the
walters, but they fitted beautifully into
the same perspective. Most or the pic
t,,res were selected with a view to their
anatomical possibilities. and the lavish
recklessness with which the drapery
wasn't used on them made 2Gs ashen
ears twitter and reused several wrinkles
in the Bowery hair cut that f%rescoos the
hack of 22's neck. When Venus, with
her arms around Tannhauser's neck.
burst upon the view, and there wasn't
enough mosquito bar clothing on her to
make an ear muff for a Jersey galllnip-
per. 90 got his towel tangled
with his coattails, and the right
hand button on the back of 22's swallow
tail assembled several degrees above the
line of the left-hand button. There were
other gay girls in the eye-bewildering
groups, whose every last stitch of wear
Ing apparel must have been In the wash
tub, for they had nothing on and the
wealth OF uncOnCcalel lneS ana PINK
Cuticle was amazing and quite gorgeous.
When the last revelation came, and
three garmentless daisies, Drama, Truth
and Aurora, stood revealed on the back
ground of gloom, % must have been In
a frenzy of delight, for he tried to break
,is towel in two over one of his Shout
ders, and 20. with his hands, knotted be
hind him., was trying to find the combi-
nation Of his thumb nail, and giving
other evidence of the wild tempest of
emotions that was Milling the space be
meath his German silver badge. The
walters enjoyed the pictures. not forget
ting the patriotic tableau OF Gen:
Grant at the Battle of the Wilderness
which was encored. If 20 and 22 keep up
their enthusiasm, and the police hold
off. the living pictures, will make a big
success in Thirty-fourth street.
Maggie Cline, the rar-fawed irish
house with a maid of all work, has COM
pany whenever it is convenient, and
there Is always a cold joint, a relish and
a roll on the little s~ideooard, a salad in
the ice-box and a pot of coffee on the
kitchen range. The big dinners so COM
moi among families who live to eat have
no charm for the musical Maggie. Soup
stock. meat ~loaves, homemade bread
n cakes, patties. preserves and pies are
some of the dietetic investments that,
according to her way of thinking, don't
Is a worker. When she has ar appetite
ANYTHING satisfies her; when she hasn't
consumption is material waste and ply
s!cal damage. Miss Cline has a remedy
for throat troubles-vocal music. Singing
lessons are hard on the pocketbook, but
they keep the vocal organs In a healthy
condition.
Adrienne Dairolles. of the Kendall
company, who made a hit in the one-act
piece "A Play in Little" at the Actors
Fund benefit at the Star Theatre re-
Gently, has been engaged by Charles
Frohman for the Empire Theatre stock
company.
Hauptmann's beautiful vision play,
"Hannele,' closes its season at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre Saturday night.
1t has been decided to close the season
at Days on May 26, when James A.
Herne and his admirable company will
terminate the long and successful run OF
ashore Acres" at this house.
Mr.. Cooper Cliffe, who Is this week
with MIR. Wilson Barrett's company In
The Silver King at the American
Theatre, will next week play Sandy
Dyson. his original Character, in Sis
ter Mary" in which Leonard Boynt
n Julia Arthur will be starred BY
Manager T. H. French.