Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-21
COMING ATTRACTIONS.

THE PALM GARDEN--Tha Palm Gar
den at Cabin John Bridge will be added to
the list of Washingtons summer vaudeville
attractions next Monday night. under the
management of B. R Johnson. The the
alter has seating capacity of between
loo and 1,500. with modern seats. The
interior decorations represent palms in such
a way to blend tremendously with the
plants and trees which are used as embel-
hshments in the auditorium. The bill opens
with Bert COOte, Washington fayorite as
the neadliner. assisted by Miss Helen BY
ron. in sketch, Supper for Two" Allen
and Delman present an original creation,
entitled Never Again.. and the Escamellos
present the act upon which they base their
claim TO the title kings of the High
Wire Boyce and Wilson, black-face come
dams, singers and dancers, and T. II. P.
Harte, operate tenor, complete a list of
people who may be justly ranked as no.
tables in the world Of vaudeville Ladies'
and childrens matinees will be given daily
at pm. The night performances occur
at $50.
GLEN ECHO PARK.-The College
Alumni and Glee Club will occupy the am
phitheater at Glen Echo Park next week
Every member of this organization, whether
he devoteS himself TO the instrumental or
vocal share in its performances, is a tried
musician The program will include banjo
and mandoiin compositions and well-chosen
glecs and choruses. No less than eight of
the male sOloists in the leading Washing
ton church choirs are members OF the club
and will participate in the entertainment
next week
The management has introduced a very
preisewOrthy reform in having several cars
Mt the park each night for the sole use of
Glen Echo patrons when they arc ready for
the ride home. new dancing pavilion
90 by 40 feet in size is being erected to ac-
ccmmodate the increasing throngs of dane
ers-
Thursday night the employees of the W ash
ington Traction Company will be the guests
o. the management and enjoy trolley ride
to the park. lear HGley's Washington Band
in its fine rendition of popular airs, listen
to the College Club and try the boating,
shooting galleries and bowling, as well as
ride the gentle ponies
CHEVY CHASE LAKE.-Leyy. the cor
netist. and Madame Stella Costa-Levy will
constitute the attraction at Chevy Chase
Lake next week There have been several
stars of considerable magnitude at Chevy
Chase Lake this season. but this engage
ment is regarded as the most important of
the season SO far. Levy, who for so many
years held the musical world entranced by
the rare quality and expression of his tones
the cornet. will be the principal attrac-
ton. He Will be assisted by Madame Stella
Costa-Levy, who has also won her laurels
on the concert stage. She has sung in Eng
land. Ireland, France and America Wash
iEgtOnians fond Of music when 1t is
good. and they will doubtless be interested
IN this program. solo will be rendered
by Mr.. Levy at S o'clock, and a duet by
Mr.. Levy and Madame Costa-Levy at 80
As usual at Chevy Chase Lake there will
be no charge. After the open-air concerts
on the Wooded Island there will be dane
ing in the big pavilion and other amuse-
ments. Tomorrow evening there will be a
sacred concert. under the personal direction
OF Prof Donch.
WILDWOOD.-A picturesque ride shady
hooks. health Of the pines combined with
an entertainment. dancing and good cafe,
have made for Wildwood a lasting and ia
vorable impression with the Washington
public Each week adds new faces to its
already large following and the security
felt by the family and picnic parties by
reason Of the strict determination of the
management TO avoid everything objection
tisers. Dancing will begin at and close
a. IL.