The Washington times., 1915-09-05
TWinkling Stars and a
Satellite or TzuO
BY GARDNER MACK.

guaranteeing to procure . drink from
q druesiSt or forfeit ten dollars. And
while Manager Clark hAsn't fully
Identified the individuals who robbed
h: ScSkrs ar .ss ssS the hsy S.ss
descriptions OF the trio and the de-
scriptions remind Clark Of three per-
sons with whom he has been rather
sured ou, 1S. just W Who G my .rs e.
One Of the rtost lasting impressions
one can obtain in travelling 10 made
pS,ntea I eSt ass to s',ssn n. soTsiss dsrin TIE
course tf a journey down the Rhine
The schiosees Of the Rhine country
:.er.ses .ss %esn'sss ss s.,ss iss'tSS.i sSs
tions give the imprsasion Of solidity
add 10 tnS Beauty of the river along
ths Il ssST'e ~ ercs.siy Ss sh!es s.tess tes Washing
tonianS 20 know that tie Potomac
throukhout the summer and Tor
ssS: S:s,.a 0utsns Ssm:.,v.. Ct sv ''ss .sss
trees with . soms~ hat convention
alised aspect that resembles roller
soa,t.r Srs,, BY dsyliShs..s dsyliShs and t, At nisht its
phsre visible for miles sround. Most
people seeing The oHti'nss 2. The
sranes @auid Sronosnee the the s'.s Cause msnss
park. xs a matter Of fact Il has
really been q schloas-L. 3. Schloss.
Mny cssy eeGps qs h1xs sF:s and to :. : ass s
crowds of summer stricken city
Many n,an.ssrs hsv. worked out
bSt Il rsnnsd 20 iot Ss sss scho.s 20 Ss
It. L. B. Schloss came to washington
some six years ago a. I candidate for
another failure at Glen Echo. He
brought with him an experience In con-
In every direction R the globe. Europe.
Asia. Africa and the isles Of the sea
contributed their bit. 70 schloss' man.
agerial eouipment The East indian
original savage Of Africa. ana the d.
fete inhabitants Of Europe's NEST civil
ICED capitals. had applaudsd the efforts
Of schloss to provide entertainment at
the United States have known him in.
timatelv also.
And so when schloss came to WASH
tngton he came with record Of sue.
cess he could not break. He established
commenced to hum. There are few
people who know the thousand and one
details that are necessary Tor the opera
ton Of . summer park. schloss had
one little detail that ne no other manager
the park has had ever seemed to learn.
That was the matter Of giving every
feature OF the park personal attention.
He utilised this knowiedse a Glen Echo
der his management has grown.
Mr.. Schloss closes his season next
Saturday night. and returns to Wash-
inston for the winter. II viii be the
ever had. And. curiously enough. Sc
has been able to submit substantial
profit to that same effect at the end Of
each Of his six seasons.
There is a sentiment among people
lately returned from New York to this
city whose theatrical bent has caused
on hs" of to Ross Ens:' son.s sss ssTS. .;
II on the road fsaturins two members
81 ses shs and al; M.I. IN large Rug
! mean much to Washin stonisnS, the last
viii bring back the memory Of q very
demure. very charming. and very
EisysTs Iss. ,Rsn ."c yssl. ear .so' .ss Ms. THa'
Carroll was . schoolgirl with a real
cS"N Aoi SSNihB "uSH 1nS appeared
| as a member of the Poll Players some
eighteen months ago. She was q grad
! uate Of one Of the best.known schools
an assured social position, and more
than her share Of charm and grace.
She cast aside the template to util-
| tze her social standing And family con-
set herself to become an actress
Equipped with intelligence and . power
| OF dramatic thought. II one might 20
! as art which 20 many people Of the
stage claim and so few possess, even
| In symptomatic form. she applied her.
! studyinE. the practical side Of STAGE
work. She kept at II under eartbreak-
Ing circumstances and toll and-she 10
Rolling Stones" is described BY we'll.
equipped critics a. exquisite And any.
one who ever saw Miss Carroll on the
stage knows Immediately Just what sort