The Washington herald., 1907-09-12

that Of a typical Western saloon IN the
midst Of the mining and ranching section
OF the Rockies. Cowboys and miners, in
their rough and ready picturesque make
up are drinking 10 the health of Jim
Blunt, a popular miner, who has made a
lucky find in his mine The cOngratula-
tions are short lived. as an English ad-
ventUrer informs Jim Blunt that he Is
the rightful owner, and endeavors to
prove his claim by forged deeds.
Chase's next week offers such attrae-
tons as Eva Tanguay The Sambo Girl"
Mr.. Emmett CoTrigan and players. the
Princess Lalla troupe, DR.. Bowker's In
dia trayelogue. Ned Nye, assisted by the
Cardownie sisters; Nat lie Roy and Min
ME Woodford, Alvin and Kenney, and the
charming motion picturese OF "Pictur-
esque Japan" Eva Tanguay is the big
hit Of the current vaudeville season. She
Is drawing IN every city audiences OF
record-breaking proportions. One clever
critic described her as "thet tempera-
mental tempest" and others have since
agreed that it aptly and truly fits the
stage pranks she plays through hex
abundance OF energy. Her new songs are
said to go with wonderful eclat Her
changes Of costume are frequent and
charming Mr.. Corrigan and his CON-
pany will be the extraordinary attraction,
and his feature should win the regard Of
the thoughtful section Of the vaudeville
patronage, as It is said TO be a fine piece
OF dramatic construction vividly showing
the genius of Mr. Corrigan. who viii be
remembered as the actor OF the hero In
the production Of "Ben-Hur." Princess
Lalla is a Moorish girl from Tangier. and
she Is accompanied by a troupe of Moor
ish dancing girls. bedouins. fakirs. tum-
blers, and zouaves, who are employed IN
the presentation Of In Morocco" Dr.
Bowker's travelogue will prove a treat.
as this famous traveller and Taconteur
has just returned from more than a
years residence in India, where he Sc
cured the material for his present work.
which is beautifully illustrated. Ned
Nye, the hit at the London Palace last
season, and the Cardownie Sisters, the
twin dancers. Will offer a dancing act.
lie Roy and Woodford win win applause
with their smart talk, and Alvin and
Kenney viii be among the popular acts
in their acrObatic eccentricities.
A burlesque show, in a class by itself,
and organized to suit the requirements
Of present-day burlesque lovers, is Tom
Miners Bohemian Burlesquers," which
win be here at the New Lyeeum next
week. An original musical comedy with
an up-to-date Hberetto, lyrics, and mu-
sic written by Dave Marion and Barney
Gerard, is presented, and so unusual is
this entertainment for a burlesque house,
that burlesque theatergoers throughout
the country have shown their apprecia-
ton by literally patronizing the theater
whereat the 'Bohemians'' have played.
A strong olio is a feature Of the show.
The New Gayety Theater will have as
It's attraction next week the Golden Crook
Extravaganza Company, a burlesque or
gan!zation. whose principal feature Is the
appearance at every performance Of John
/. Sullivan and Jake Kilrain. who give
boxing exhibitions. In addition 10 this
special feature there will tie two bur
lesques and an olio Of vaudeville. given
by well-known and clever performers.
Glen Echo is said to have experienced
thus far a successful season. It has been
decided 20 continue the season at the
park until October l. All Of the amuse-
ments will be kept in operation, while
there will be added a number OF novel
features Of special interest to the chill
dren as well as to their elders. Glen Echo
Park was never more beautiful than now.
The foliage is at its height, while the
splendid electrical display given each
night lends a charm.
The Washington Railway and Electric
Company has arranged to continue a five
minute schedule. Quite a number Of or
ganizations have been booked for the
month. Dancing, canoeing, and the vari-
Gus other amusements Of the resort may
be enjoyed.