Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-07

author has cleverly arranged matters SO
that the probability of the story is always
accepted. Miss Ryley has also provided
series of unique situations which follow Inc
another in rapid succession through the
play 49,
The cast of christopher Jr.." as it Will
he prese nted al the Columbia Theater Is as
follows: Christopher Colt. senior, an Fast
India merchant Mr.. Charles Stanley; Mrs.
CClt, his wife. Miss Eleanor Carey: Chris
topher jr., their son, Mr.. William Morris;
Nellie. their daughter, Miss Dorothy ham,
mack. Whimper. their servant, Mr.. Roiand
Gibson: Job, valet to Christopher, Jr., Mr..
Charles Lane; Major Headway, retired
solder. MIR. James Galloway: Dora, his
niece, Miss Percy HasweH; Mr. Giop pres
ident of an amateur theatrical club, Mr.
Clifford Leigh: Mrs. Glib, his better seven
efghths, Miss Olive Oliver; Mr. Bert Eelsby.
a yourg lawyer, Mr.. Stephen Grattan; MT.
Simson. Mr.. Thadeus Shine.
GLEN ECHO PARK.-The enterpris'ng
management of Glen Echo Park, which Is
now in the capable hands of Mr. T. Fred.
erick Alvey, as the sole representative OF
the Glen Echo Park Company, does not
show any signs of backwardness IN secur-
ing the best attractions obtainable Tor the
beautiful resort. which nature and art nave
done so much to enhance. In addition to
the numerous forms of entertainment for
the de.ectation of the big and little of both
sexes and the charming concerts given
nightly by Haley's Washington Band, I'M
der the popular leaders personal direction,
an excellent vaudeville bill will be present.
ed in the ampnitheater next week The De
Biere Company, justly praised for their
feats in magic and Illusions; Alice Gilmore.
the cultivated comedienne; the Meeker
Baker trio, in laughable comicalities: A. c.
Lawrence. the mimic and ven;riloquist and
Farley and ConnOrs. the fun makers, will
comprise the performers.
There will be concerts on the lawn at 4
and pm tomorrow, and nightly at I.
Dancing viii be enjoyed on both floors of
hons 1SaN
night there will be full display Of fire
works.
CHEVY CHASE LAKE-Thousands of
men. women and children found relief from
the intense heat each evening during the
week by taking the ride out to Chevy
Chase Lake. On account of the excellent
drawing qualities of the naval battle and
water fireworks. which has been the "spe-
ciaf attraction during the week. this spec
tacular production will continue for week
longer. There are other amuSements, in
Guiding dancing, bowling. shooting,
rowing, merry-go-round and throwing at
the black babys head. etc. Sunday even
ing there will be sacred concert under the
personal direction of Professor Donch. A
fine musical program has been arranged.
Monday begins the eighth
week of vaudeville and dancing at Wild
wood, and. Judging from the number of
patrons and expressions of approval, many
other weeks are to follow. The manage
ment aims to place only such acts before
the public as are absolutely clean. The
performances can be viewed from the
porches of the hotel and pavilion, with no
charge for admission. After the perform
ance there is dancing in the large dining
hall. The vaudeville program begins at s: rs
and closes at $50; dancing from $50 until
the last car, which leaves at IL pm. The
program for next week includes the De
Havens. in their sprightly sketch and dane
ing; Madge Marley. in ballads; Morris and
Amber. on horizontal bars. and Thomson
and Green. musical artists. The program
opens with minstrel first part.