New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-23
MISS TEST1 TILLETS RETURN.
SINGING AGAIN AT TONY PAsTOR's-oTHER vARI-
ETY. THEATRES LAST NIGHT.


ETY. THEATRES LAST NIGHT.
As large an audience as Tony Pastors Theatre
would hold was In It last night TO greet the return
Of Miss Vesta Tey. She had every reason TO feel
proud Of her reception, ana no doubt she dd. ~
any rate. she said she did she appeared first In
made-up tie and an otherwise fautless evening
dress, and sang clever song, entitled some
Danced the Lancers" Then She sang TWO more
that were well enough in their way but not so good
as the FIRST about Captain Wallopum' and Down
Rotten Row" The most surprising thing about the
latter the costume decidedly funny song
called by the sad Sea Waves followed. and then
one about pretty French nam selle who in her
character as such captlvated the simple English
hero Of the tale and then proved to have been born
within the sound of Bow Bells All these songs
were rapturously applaudel and after the fifth one
the ushers appeared with their usual loads Of flow
Miss Tilley made little speech saying that
she glad get back and did not know how 10
thank the audience for the welcome. she said that
she hoped to be as successful As she when she
WAS here before, and she expected to sing several
new songs and some of the Old ones As a sample
she PROPOSED II the audience approved. to sing The
Man Who Broke the Brokers Down in Wall Street"
The audience highly approved and she sang II.
This song was one of the favorites Of year ago,
and It proved 10 be good ever.
The quality and variety Of the continuous --ter
tainment at Proctor's kept the house well filled yes
terday. Special attention is given to the morn
ings bills. which attract many women from the adj
jacent shopping district Tho midair exploits OF
the three Eugenes be only this week. The
duets OF the Gdon-Lynnes amusing and
vivacous Spadon and Miss Agnes execute adroit
and ingenious feats OF wire-baancng; Sam Bernard
is witty and original; Lizzie b. Raymond is a good
singer Of topical songs. other entertainers who
find favor Kaye and Henry IN Capital VS..
Labor: Miss Lille Western nstrumentast; Nile.
Blanche Pdquerettc the French grotesque; Clara
Palmer. dancer from 'l492'; Annie Edwards, sero-
comic: the Kelly BROTHERS knockahouts; the cum
nngham sisters; the ST. Glars. In sketches: De
Vore tho ventrloqust. AMI Kisse and Sultana,
rife jugGler and trick drummer.
The crowds that are coming the Eden Musee
prove that vaudeville is popular there. Miss Char
lotte Parry continued her representations of we'll
known entertainers Stoppa and Renoude intro
duccd new sketches which proved 70 De pleasing.
Aonzo Hatch. with his illustrated songs, made 4
hit, and Miss Dorothy DcHninss dances were well
executed. one OF the most amusing parts OF the
performance was Isabella Carlinas dog and monkey
circus The vaudeville programme VIII remain the
same each evening OF the week and az The mItinres
on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons. The
GYPSY concerts SIN remain a feature.
At Roster u Bials the new Faust" series OF y-
ing pictures IS elaborate and artistic They illus
trate the principal scenes from Gocthe's Faust"
with accompanying muse from Councils opera. Re-
naming features Of the bill include the Mee.s
brothers iu their acrobluc Wire act. Sieilug and
RcvcH. burlosque bar performers, the Fran'z FAM
rs. acrobats nm and Hun grote-qu.s, Ivan
Tschcrnon and his troupe of trained dogs;
Marion. Hayes and Marion. IN their new dance 'le
Olc Time Bellies ana BeauN". the sisters Don. in
songs and dances, M'ssrs. Hurley and Wilton
trigle horizontal bar performers the Muhlemaun
trio. Swiss mOuntaiuecrs. Wood and Shepard. the
I;ossow brothers. and Che hungarian GYPSY Band
60 the grand promenade.
Tho list II attractions - m" Casino IL SIN headed
10y the living bronze statues and Pap.nta's living
picture dance. Both of these occur late in the
evening. and ~ s found that the audience increases
largely IN size the tim" for them approaches
Other entertainers on the Programme last night
were the No-acrys. Marguerite. n contortonist.
who had not been seen AT this house before,
Napier and Marzelo. grottsqHcs: Maud Raymond the
Ahcrna who DO clever act As equilIbrsts. Edwin
stevens. Imro Fox. the conIur1r the Roger broth
crs Macarts dog and monkey circus. the RNfords
and the Snow Ballet
There was the usual large number of visitors AZ
Uubcr's Fourteenth Street Museum yesterday. The
bin an Interesting one and delighted the Vls-
tors. Among the attractions for the week are
bkaha's troupe OF japanese acrobats. mayloians
tai. hers. swOrdsmen AMI lack-Wlrc performers. the
WAtauabcs All.n's boxing monkeys, the Norton
brothers aerial artists. Jarrow, the strong boy;
Wilson the 'eVpausioulst" Carlis trained dogs
and captain Edwards. the tdttooei man. In the
theatre Cyrcnc's II lass Specially Company
of twenty artists appeared