The evening world. Newspaper, June 24, 1911, Page 6

oo Juvenile Crew at Casino Live- liest Ever on Her Maj- Ship. esty’s A GREAT DICK DEADEYE. Buttercup, Too, a Wonder at} Benefit for Stage Chil- dren’s Fund. | BY CHARLES DARNTON| N’ matter how young you used to can remember a juvenile of “Pinafore,” can't | you? And what's more, you probably | took part in one yourself, There's many | A man leading @ mild and harmless life | t0-day who onc) struck terror to thump- | ing |.arts as old Tick & Little Buttercup of childhood's days | Who has since gone tn for baby farm- ‘ng In real earnest. ‘Weil, yesterday afternoon was the time to renew your youth, and the Casino Was the place, Her Majesty's «mp, which has sailed the comic opera seas f more years than most of us like to count, was inned and miss-ed by one of the Hvelest little crews that ever walk | a Gilbert and Sullivan deck. The sailor lads were so swallowed up in flowing trouse # that even thelr par- ents couldn't recognize ‘em, but the sis te. and the cousins and the aunts came out barelegged in short dresses nd | @idn't care who know them, The good | st4p anchored at the Casino for nearly &@ month past fairly swarmed with freshly laundered, bright-eyed kiddies who sang themselves pink In the face for the good of ¢ cause, which hap- pened to be the Stage Children’s Fund. One !!ttle girl from a farm in Kan who had never been in a theatre before joined in the chorus with all her lung power and pranced about as though she had been born on the stage. DE WOLF HOPPER WOULD HAVE TURNED GREEN. If De Wolf Hopper had been there he would have turned green wih envy the Dick Deadeye of tiny Thomas Car- nahan, who not only snarled as though he had eaten tarred rope for luncheon, but took ail the hitches that the part calls for below the belt and danced in GENEVIEVE ‘TOBIN, “JOSEPHIE' exceptionally pulled off Dick Deadeye's ratty wig and let his) own golden curls fail over his spreai- | \Z. Play, “Bax ing collar. Ruth Wells was a demure Little Bute tercup with a voice as clear as the Croton water we hope to get some day. "The thirsty people out in front couldn't get enough of her Buttercup song. ‘ney Hemley—and her first name de- scribes her—was by far the handsomest Ralph Rackstraw we have ever sren. Genevieve Tobin danced so charmingly | ag Josephine that the audience could) |... hardly bet'eve its eyes until sh - tripped out again and again, each time) y with a different waltz movement. Eve- lym Bennett was Poyously alive as Hebe, shaking her ourls and her feet at the IEGRELD'S begin at th This will be * have be Raymot culled * M el, A e one suspected Buster Hemley of being | atm’ Weenun @ rising young basso until he rolled out | Richmond, Harry ‘For He's an Englishman” in his role| Walter Percival, of Bill Bobstay, All stood by for a re ing chorus and then, as the curt came down, raised a mighty ch It was @ great little performan Zuro to Resume Popular Opera Next Sepiember ri A. Mason, G: Peter Swift, Young, Bert deseribed as * Oha vil xter. Complicat in a case in oppe addition to Mr. clude Charles Reig old Williams, Broder. May Talby Florence Nelson. BY SYLVESTER RAWLI QUIS ZURO'S New Grand Onern L Company closes its season at Daly's Theatre to-night with a Fepetition of ‘The Tales of Hoffmann,” The company began its se: five weeks ago at the Peo Nga sonator, Petrova, will a been successful Mr. Zuro says, and be in- to resume in September, Means night 1 and orchestra, Several excelient fermances of “Aida Zuro’s credit this se Ue work, perhaps, was "C: then “Pagilacci.” In the latter, Wednesday's matinee pupil of Jean de Ress both in singing and Zuro, the director's son, self a capable conductor plum bia. were most '. M to wom matinee Lady” at the The “Pinafe Casino has ber perform: Josiah proved him- ‘men’ Musica) America, discussing the ques- and a taxicab afte The Sarnella R MILLARD HARRIS, “CAPT. CORCORAN" samo time. Millard Harris was com-| on and pletely in command of himself as weil) “The Pink Lady.’ aa the ship in the part of Captain) be Bessie McCoy, Corcoran, and George Tovin avsert'a | hanwy Bri fimselg without fear us Sir Josep», No| Sisters. three | ¢ Holey, ‘Ober the Robert Ellis, Reyn- | 7 | ayton \ Annual Summer Production at the Jardin de Paris—Bijou Theatre to Have Another ter’s Partner.” “Follies of 1911" e Jardin de Paris, York Theatre (dition to the mat will be a cabare! | show, beginning at about 11 o'clock, | which will be given without extra cost. | en'led Coast,” and will reflect phases of life | a well known quarter of San Fran- The hook and lyri “The Barbar. of th en written by Georg: rt and tne music by Maurice | Among tures will be a satire on “Every- nd Hubbell. verywife;” a travest: a roof, THE EV ENING WORLD, SATURDAY, JUN Bright Kiddies Man Good Ship Pinafore And Sing Themselves Pink in the THOMAS CARNAHAN, “DEADEYE Dick” “AN ENGLISHMAN — N“ Ziegfeld “Follies of 1911” to Be Revealed Next Week —_—_ > — | Bessie McCoy Will Appear in| a rl t | y y burlesque on In the company will Lillan, V Leslie Covi ‘app’ Storer, Watson, Leon William J. rman Sisters, rles Hessong, ams and a’ chorui enty-two Anna Hel¢ oe young attorne; @ partner: ip with a small town lawyer named tions occur when th young man agrees to take the defense | In} psition to Baxter cast will tn: Burns, PF. ward Fayette Perry and imper. cabare! iropean in the 4t| show at the Folies Bergere on Monday | v e Hading, Bern. and other stars, while he will go to Europe in sears Hare Aerts MRRee “OOMPRGY 4 Opera 0. | new operas, principal singers, chocus Merry Whirl” continues at the, ‘Le Satyre’ bracelets will be given who attend next Saturday's ance of “The Pini ‘ew Amsterdam Theatre. | the | extended for two more | engagement at will be given by the Jose Van den Berg Opera Company at Ter- race Garden, Where a $2 ticket will en- title the holder to a seven-course dinner r the performance, > Opera Company, a i Kelly * will be revived | Lorraine, . Clara Palmer, the Dolly Brown and Blyler, Tom Dingle, Charles rge White, Dave Abrams, Addie y | - | e ' a| t | ADELF OSWOLD BRIGHTON BEACH MUSIC Ha cubators at Luna Park. sent he trio were there by Mr, and Mrs, Marry Lp t James of No, 316 Hast Sixteent ed Canteead concerts in Se ' Irving Place eatre, will next week Weekly swimming races and put tha in Boston| ‘The Bird Trainer" te are aday night features at because th e up of and “Madame Angot pohas Boston sym ny players, hold to- VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS. The Aborn Comic Opera Company at gethe: the on under! A+ Hammerstein's Roof Gare Palisades Amusement Park will present @ leader chosen from among their own) princess Rajah in her “Tattle Johan " next week. neerts vid in Sym-| Dance,” Trixie ) which ts fitted up so that! Dick tht man its can be served. If one of| of Mystery,” McKa Sun rise 4) Moon” rises... 2, ‘lished symphony organl-| Pantser troupe of acrobats, Bedini and Low Water w York would follow this, Arthur, and o ae A yaar he doubt, Sumiko, a J rima donna, wil| andy Hook 1120 12.00 - he the ttraction at the Fifth 11,52 12,00 measure Of success would | 4 venu Others on the bill wii! Melt Gate We 1 be reached be es Dolan and Ida Lenharr, ® a - Coote in "A Lam on Wall Str The New York State Muste Teache: Suzanne Roca ‘a and James Diamond Apeociation will hold tts twenty-third and Clara i P OF in the annual meeting i Convention Hat,| PARKS AND BEACHES, Buftato, next Tuceday, Wednesday and) The bill at the 4 MM Y/ —— | : Morning! Fale has conferred the degree of Doo | ‘\ We tell zou spous bow good you'll dor of Musle upon Franz Kn . ‘And Iomaire| fee ater talkin ® CASC, vod ni leader of the Kneiseljand Little Lord Roberta | that millions o| ple=buy, use At the Brighton Keach Music Man | @8@ Fecommend them—But that's } be Frank Keenan in "Man to, @lk==you buy @ box pow==-teke ag t Man’? James J. Comett, the Six Musi. Girected fonight and get tie Bree! al Cuttys, Adele Oswald, soprano, who| 4, the mornfug—After you Ww A requrns to the stage after an absence | CASCARETS "you'll ‘never be strike af acameyWas ended yesier- jaf several years; Delmort and Oneida | without them, Cy when the empléyers of tae White | ar thers, Ine accepted the terms of the com- | ‘There has been an addition of triplets | CASCARETS, 190 9. bas fer s ' ‘and returned be work, lo the population of toe Baby in-! fo"the‘werle. ptibles beeats t \ PRETTY VICI RECALLS NAME {Came From Miami, Fla., But Doesn’t Remember Where She Was to Go, The pretty gir! whe was orougnt to Rellevue Hospital yecterday afternoon | suffering from 4 mild attack of aphasia, and who was able to recall severa! |houre afterward that she was Mary Toulse Smith of Miami, Fla., was still unable to say this morning why she had come to New York and to whom | she was pound A crowd was following her about along the North River front, between | |Twentleth and Twenty-first streets yos- \terday afternoon She carried @ suit case, und seemed to be trying to locate | something, Al! the while she mumbled A policeman asked her: | you lost or waiting for some GEORGE TOBIN, “SiR JOSEPH” on | Tne girl tooked at him & moment blankly, and then broke {nto d hyster!- | jeal laugh, She was taken to Bellevue, | |and when her hysteria had passed away | | she told the nurses her name, | “1 came here to-day,” she told thew, | “but 1 don't know why | “Did you come to meet any one?” she | was asked | “[ don't know,” she answered, as she stared into space as it she were making | an effort to remember, | ‘The girl was well dresseed and had a | compiderable sum of money in her pos- | session, In her suit case she had a| guitar besides her wearing apparel. The | Miami authorities have been communi. | cated with | | = into Third avenue to-day, Fireman “| Paul, twenty-six years old, of No. | East One Hundre [ENGINE TENDER AMBULANCE FOR ~TNURED FREMAN | Paul, Thrown Against Pillar, is | Taken to Blaze Before Going to Hospital. TINEY HEMLEY “RALPH RACK STRAW" 1 Twenty Street, Was caught n elevated pillar ple werved, He to the treet and taken to Bellevue Hos- ‘pital, uffering from many pody and posible internal injurte. Standing with Paul were Firemen Cusningham and made the tu right, but a the whe as the wh was thrown cuts about the Driver fire was ad the toxent to Bell din reviving was due to a curtain blowing was jet.at No, 145 Bast ‘ond street, The damage was | As the tender to Engine Company No, [16 in Bast Twenty-firts street started REAL ESTATE FOF. SAI REAL ESTATE/FOR SALE— WESTCHESTER, WESTC ESTER EN This Week’s $50 Prize Winner LARCHMONT GARDENS The Bungalow Colony de Luxe Just the place for hot days. 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