The evening world., 1894-05-30
Heroes Graves Decorated and Sports AfieId and Afloat.
A NEW GIRL IS IN THE CAST.
Jessie Carlisle Replaces Adele
Richie in 1.-THE Passing Show"
There VIII BE n Big Vesta Tillcy
Night at Tony PASTORS.

The opportunity for which so many
understudies are waiting came to a
pretty chorus girl at the Casino last
night. Miss Adele Richie. a star of
1.-THE Passing Show" who had been
hard to suit in the matter OF wigs,
dressing-rooms. &c. kicked over the
| traces once too often and found her
self out of a job yesterday. Prima
donnas' bluffs don't seem to be in good
working order this year, Miss kitchie.
who was the fair Rosamund Of the
burlesque at the Casino. got hufy when
she was told that she would have to
share the stars ~dressing-room with
Nernona Jarbeau. the latest addition to
the show. She sent her resignation to
Mcssrs. Canary & Lederer, and when
she went around to their office to tell
them that she was "only fooling" they
astonished her by telling her that the
resignation had been accepted. Then
she felt bad. Now her address Is AT
Liberty" The prima donna's successor
Is Miss Jessie Carlisle. who is good
looking, pleasant-voicei and very clever.
She won the audience at once. and will
make n splendid Rosamund Lucy DAILY,
the dancer, who had to hang up her
blonde wig because Miss Richie didn't
want to have two homemade molasses-
candy heads on the stage at the same
time. fairly rcvelled in the "yallow"
t~resses last night.
With considerably more confidence In
the present weather than anybody else
has, Messrs. Canary e. Ieierer announce
that the roof garden of the Casino will
be formally opened tonight. The bill
then to be presented will enlist the ser
vices OF an extensive and expensive
troupe OF high-class vaudeville special
lists. who will entertain their auditors
from 8 to u =. NJ. Immediately follow
ing the roof garden entertainment there
will be a special promenade concert by
the orchestra on the buffet floor.
As Vestl Tillcy sings her nightly song
at Tony Pastors about The Man That
Broke the Brokers Down in Wall Street"
she pulls handouts of crisp currency from
the various pockets of her becoming
swell promenade suit, also from the
depths Of her stylish silk hat. and throws
it broadcast on the stage. After the last
encore TO the song four small raga-
mullins dart upon the stage, get down
on their hands and knees and indulge in
n wild scramble for ''the long green"
The realism that these urchins put into
their work is something tremendous. No
broker down in Wall street was ever
more genuinely "out for the stun than
ench and every one of these uniqu SUI
~pernumGr!os appears 70 be: The boys
Give q happy finish TO Miss Tiliey's hap
p!"st hit.
a musical paper in Chicago says of a
singer now appearing there; His Is a
rich, deep baritone, splendldly Guilt,
thai unusual nexiblllty which admits Of
admirable entrec TO the realm OF basse-
centre and the sky OF finished tenora.
In the chorus parts his clear notes cut
through the mingling voices and pro
claim his presence. But in solos his
Voices unbroken melody sweeps. in
sweet influencing waves over the feel
ings, painting n avishinE visions and
enthralllng with its W peculiar mag
netism;" And the band played Swim
to-day on the Teutonic. They win re-
turn to this country next September
under the direction OF Daniel Frohman,
and VIII begin their nth American tour
Sept. II in Chicago. theme to Denver.
San Francisco and the principal cities
~ the Pacific coast, ana. vii! return to
| NpW ! Ofk TOT u nNt "ttNS tUEtktHltnl
at Abbey's Theatre Dec. q. opening IN
Tom Taylor's romantic play. Lady Can
carly"
Good oil John Kernel IL to star under
Thomas II. Davis's management next
season in a new musical farce entitled
"McFaddan's Elopemcnt,"
.vesta Tlley is to have a souvenir
night at Tony Pastors, Friday. The
successful little English singer sails
Saturday, and the Friday send,or will
be made memorable in several a.
There will be a special programme, and
every lady attending the performance
will receive an autograph SaTOny photo
graph OF Miss Tilley.
The Commercial Travellers Club en-
t~ertRined NJ. Il. Curtis at a dinner in
their club-rooms in West Thirty-frst
street last week. and OF. Monday even
ing 800 member of the Club will visit
the Standard Theatre to see Mr.. Curtis
as the drummer in "Saml OF Posen."