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One
of Jill's earliest appearances in cabaret following the passing of her
husband Don, when she resumed her singing career, took place at venue with
the provocative name of Once Upon a Stove. We have no program
or other memorabilia dating from the engagement except for a large poster
promoting Jill's appearance. It featured this wonderful ink sketch
of Jill, which clearly captures the essence of Jill's beauty when in her
mid-30's during the early 1970's. |
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Jill
was the featured singer at the New Jersey Drama Critics Association's award
ceremonies held at the Paper Mill Playhouse in Millburn, New Jersey on
February 12, 1974. |
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Jill
joined fellow singers Toni Arden and Fran Warren in this program entitled
Three Great Ladies of Song sponsored by the Nassau County
Office of Cultural Development. |
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Jill
has appeared at Don't Tell Mama's, the very popular cabaret and piano bar
on Manhattan's West Side. |
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In
1982, Jill took her cabaret program to sea and enjoyed a paid cruise courtesy
of the Cunard Lines. |
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Jill
has been a favorite with the patrons of Danny's Skylight Room at New York
City's Grand Sea Palace. |
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To
the the Oak Room of the famous Algonquin Hotel on Manhattan's West Side
Jill brought her program called A Song Is No Song 'Till You
Sing It. |
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In
1985, Jill appeared in a tribute to the 1950's, its music and even its
singing commercials, in a program entitled How Sweet It Was, Your
Fabulous Fifties Show, at Nazareth College in Rochester, New York
and a number of other venues around the country. |
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Early
in 1988, Jill appeared at the famous Cinegrill in Hollywood's Roosevelt
Hotel, where she brought her program The Gospel According to Arlen.
While on the West Coast, Jill appeared on the cable interview program Skip
E. Lowe Looks at Hollywood, along with actress Betsy Palmer.
Lowe gives Jill glowing reviews for her Cinegrill appearance, and you can
see several excerpts from the interview simply by clicking
here. (WMV: 12 min, 21 sec; 61.5 mb.) We wish to thank
Jill Corey fan and frequent contributor to this website, Mr. John Greenstreet,
for editing and hosting these clips. |
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Appearing
at New York's famed Carnegie Hall has long been considered the ultimate
achievement for a performing artist. For Jill that honor came on
October 20, 1989 with her one-woman program entitled A Celebration
in Song. |
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Following
her successful one-woman show at Carnegie Hall, Jill joined a company of
players at the Cumberland Summer Theatre in Cumberland, Maryland in a tribute
to the work of composer / lyricist Stephen Sondheim in a production entitled
Side by Side by Sondheim. |
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In
1998, Jill joined a company of singers in a tribute to the most notable
of American composers of popular song in this program entitled You
and the Night and the Music II. |
