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thought, but her own course was clear.
Until she could take her cue from
them, she must treat them both with
cheerful Inconsistencies Of the
storm.
They reached the valley and Martin
was magnanimous about the delayed
lunch. Anything would do for him,
he said; he was taking a couple of
days holiday, and everything went.
Kow was chOpping wood after lunch,
and he sauntered out to the block with
suggestions; Allx. laying FIRE for the
evening, simply because she liked to
do that sort Of work, was favored with
directions. Finally Martin pushed her
aside.
Here, let me do that" he said.
You'd have fine fire here, at that
rate"
Later he went down to the old house
with them, to spend there an hour
that was trying to both women. 1t
was almost in order now; Cherry had
pleased her simple fancy In the matter
Of hangings and papering, and the
effect was fresh and good.
Girls going to rent thisH" Martin
asked.
"Unless you and Cherry come live
here" Alix said boldly. lie smiled
tolerantly.
tsNThv oh
well, why shouldn't your"
"Loafing, eh?"
mo, not l0afing. But you coulL
transfer your work to San Francisco,
couldn't your"
Martin smiled deep, wise, long
enduring smile.
"Oh, you'd get me Job, supposeT
he asked. II love the way you women
try to run things" he added, but
guess I'll paddle my own canoe for
while lOngerw
There Is no earthly reason why you
shouldn't live here" Allx said pleas
antly.
There is no earthly reason why we
should" Martin returned. He was
annoyed by suspicion that AIlx and
Cherry had arranged between them to
make this plan the alternative to
divorce. "'rO tell you the honest truth,
| don't like Mil Valeyr
AlIx tastcd despair. Small hope of
preserving this particular relationship.
He was, as Cherry had said, "impos-
Sible."
"Well, we must try TO make you like
NH Valley bettcrw she said with
resolute good-nature. "Of course, 1t
means lot TO Cherry and to me to be
near each Otherl"
THAT may be true, too" Martin
agreed, taking the front seat again !
for the drive home.
Allx wis surprised at Cherry's pas
sIvity and silence, but Cherry was
wrapped In sick and nervous dream. |
unable either to interpret the present
or face the future with any courage.
Before luncheon he had followed npr
into her room and had put his arm
about her. But she had quietly shaken
"Plense-no, don't kiss me- Martini
Stung, Martin had Immediately
dropped his arm, had shrugged his
shoulders indIiferently and laughed
scorufully. Now he remarked to Allx,
with some bravadO;
"You girls still sleeping out7"
"Oh, aiways-we all dol" Allx had
answered readily. Peter has nm GA
ira bunk on his porch; Cherry and |
have my porch, But you can be out
Or In, as you chooser
Martin yentured an answer that
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all other cases within thirty days.
You are hereby notified that if you
fail to appear and answer the com
plant as required by law, Judgment
by default will be taken against you,
Biven under my hand, and seal Of
the Superior Court affixed hereto at
Stafford, this 18th day of October
1921.
(SEAL) II. L PAYNE, Clerk
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spelled back. She did not glance at
Peter, but at Martin, who was watch.
ing the fire, and at AIIx, whose back
was toward the room.
Come on. have another gameI !"
Peter asked, generally, while he
spelled quickly: "Will arrange sail
ing first possible day"
Alix, humming with her song, said:
"Wait few minutes" and Martin
glanced up to say, "No, I'm no good at
that thingl"
Then Cherry and Peter were unob-
served again, and she spelled Mart
goes Monday. Plans to take me-"
Peter had reached for a magazine;
he whirled through the pages, and
yawned. Then he began to play with
the anagrams again.
"Can you get away without hmr
he spelled
"How?" Cherry Instantly asked.
And as Peters hands went on build
Ing a little bridge OF wooden letters,
she went on: "AliS TO train, Martin
with me to city, impossible"
Give him the slip" Peter spelled.
And after pause he added. Life or
DEATH"
Difficult TO eyade," Cherry spelled,
wiping the words away one by one.
Must wait" Peter began. Allx.
ending her song on crash Of chords.
came TO the table. interrupting him.
Cherry was now lazlly reading a maya
zine; Peter had built a little pen OF
tiny blocks.
"rll go youl" Alix said, with spirit.
But the game was rather languid
one, nevertheless. and when Il was
over they gathered yawning about the
mantel, ready 10 dsperse for the
night.
And tomorrow night we dine In
town and go to the orpheum~ AK
asked, for the plan had been suggest
ed at dinncr-time.
"rll blow you girls 10 any show you
like" Martin offered.
Remarklng that he was tired, Peter
went to his room. Cherry, with only
a general goodnight, also disappeared.
to flnd Alix arranging beds and pill
lows on their sleeping porch.
"oh, Alix-rm 50 worried-I'm so
sick with worry" Cherry whispered
"He won't listen to me. He won't
hear OF a divorcew
II know !" Allx said, distressedly. :
"But what shall ! dol can't 20
with himi" Cherry protested.
Alix was silent
"What shall doP' Cherry pleaded
again.
"Why, don't see what else you can
do. but go with himw Allx said, In
troubled voice "You are his wife.
For better or worse. for richer or
poorer, TIN death-'",
II was said so kindly, with Alix'e
simple and embarrassed fashion OF
giving advice, that poor Cherry could
not resent Il. She could only bow her
head deSolatGy upon her knees. as
she sat- child-fashion, In her bed, and
cry.
"A nice mess Eve made Of ny lifel" Z
II i'll wlsh--Oh, my God, how
Wish ] was deadl"
MY own life has been so darned
'asy," Alix mused, In cautious un- :
Iertone, sitting, fully dressed. on the
lde Of her own bed, and studying her
lister with plying eyes. %Iive often
wondered If could buck up and get
through with It If some of that sort of
hing had come to me don't know,
Continued on Page Five
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RETURN FROM TUCSON

Mr.. and Mrs. Phi. Prudential and
son, Bernard, returned from Tucson.
Saturday,
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CHAPTER XIII.-Mrs. North Martin
Lloyd's aunt, has her suspicious concern
ing Peter and Cherry and the lovers feel
the danger OF the situation.
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CHAPTER XIV.-Joyce urges Cherry
to leave Martin and go away with him
to some remote part of the world where
finally consents, feeling that AlS will for
give, and Peter makes arrangements for
their journey.
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. CHAPTER XII.-Peter confesses his
love to Cherry, and she admits like feel
ing for him. A situation bordering on
hidden guilt is created In the doctors
he had borrowed. Anne's claim falls to
the ground and Allx and Cherry are
financially Independent. Heartbroken over
their tragic position, Peter vainly seeks
a solution which shall make for the mu-
tual happiness of Cherry and himself but
there seems no way,
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CHAPTER XIX.-Although hopelessly
crippled the doctors announce that Mar
tin will live. Cherry tells Peter she feels
She must devote her life TO caring for her
husband, and she and Peter part.
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CHAPTER XX.-In his cabin Peter
finds a note written to him by Alix on the
morning of her death. In the note she
eide and take Martin with her. Feeling
that for him life is ended, Peter, with
Alix's dog, Buck, her constant companion,
sets out on journey which has 70 desti-
nation, and Cherry takes up her martvr.
Som with her crippled husband
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sHgGuch Ado About Nothing"

ShakeSpeare'S merry and romantic
comedy. ''Much Ado About Nothing"
was successfully presented by a COM
pahy of professional and semi-profes-
sional actors of Washington last night
tfTj the auditorium of Central High
School under the auspices of the Shake
speare Society. The performance can
safely be ranked among the best Shake
spearean productions seen here off the
legitimate stage and deserved q larger
audience than witnessed it last night.
The company was led by Charles b.
Hanford. Shakespearean star OF long
experience, who took the role of Bene-
dict. His Interpretation was convinc-
ing. John NJ. Kline, we'll known to
Washington playgoers as member of
local stock companies, played the role
of the prince. Don Pedro. Walter w.
Beck, who for several years was menu
ed variety of characters. from Shylock
to Trinculo, was seen last night in the
part of Claudio. The witty Beatrice
was effectively played by Mabel Owens
Wilcox. who has taken leading roles in
previous plays of the Shakespeare So
ciety. Leonato was played by John NC
Mechan. Don John by Arthur J. Rhodes.
Borachio by Elton r. Taylor Conrade
by T. w. Harvey. the inimitable Dog
berry and his fellow officers by T.. V.
Wilcox. e. f. Luebsam. a. J. Rhodes
and W. II. Bright jr.: the Frar by o.
W. Goodwin. Gentle Hero by '4ulu u.
Adams. and Ursula by Mary -icGarry,
These players appeared 20 have the
intellectual appreciation and genuine
love of Shakespeare work. as well as
the talent and training for its interpre-
tatiOn. The settings for the play were
prctcntious, the scenery having been
taken from storage by Mr.. Hanford
especially for the performance.
The staging of the play was directed
by MIR. HanfOrd
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"Satires of 1920.'

Comedy features are said to be
prominent in the "Satires of 1920.
which will come to the National
Theater next Sunday for one week,
direct from an eight-week engage
ment at the Olympic Theater in Chl-
cago. Eddie Nelson and Del Chain
are declared to be foremost with
travesty on mind reading and song
Jenny, Dear
Also in the cast are AL Wohlman.
singing comedian; Arthur West, a ro-
tund funmaker, whose big number is
called what the Critic SAID ana
John Sbeehan. More serious and ar
tistic enterta inment is promised ny
the dancing of Fanchon and Marco;
the singing of Eva Clark. the colora-
tura soprano. and the barefoot dane
ing of Muriel Stryker.
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Little Miss Cinderella"

Little Miss Cinderella" musical
comedietta. is announced as the
principal attraction at the Cosmos
Theatcr next week. Eva La Rue.
'tnat ever joyous girl" and eleven
others compose the cast and the num-
Der is promised to contain real
plot, special music and attractive cos
tunes. Rhulc and OBrien. the COM
poser and singer. will present their
own songs. Valentine Eox, in a ven
triloguial oddity. The Ciubman"; the
Mohls in comedy cycling capers, with
Little Louise: Hin and Ackerman
in q comedy farce entitled "NO Body"
and faber md McGowan in d delight
iui comedy. "North-North," make up
the remainder of the bill. The added
matinee feature will be Thomas
Meighan in the photoplay production.
The City of Silent Men" a Joe Mar
tin comedy. entitled The Prohibition
Monkey will be shown at all per-
iUrmalCcS,
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"Madonnas and Men"

The prologue which precedes the
showing of 'Madonnas and Men" at
Moore's Garden Theater is an actual
ly staged Roman chariot race. i'll
which four horses are seen running.
at breakneck speed in full view OF
the audience. The phrase. "Dare-
Devil Drivers" is employed. and it
is claimed that real nerve and daring
are displayed during the act. The
explanation is made that horses. rum
ming at full speed on treadmillS. are
actually pulling their own weight.
They are hooked fast to side rods
supporting the center pole and to
the chariots by traces. If one of
these traces should break. the horse:
exerting itself to the utmost. would
be thrown. by the momentum OF the
treads flying under his feet. across
the stage. while the driver and
chariot would likely be found up In
the scene loft Another possible ac-
cident from which the audience IS
protected. but not the drivers ana
actors. is the throwing Of shoes by
the hOrSrS
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Strand.

General Manager Sparrow of the
Strand Theater- announces as the
Vaudeville part of the program for the
week beginning Sunday, Miss frankie
Wilson. in an artistic posing spectacle
with special lighting and color eff
fects: the popular musical comedy
stars. Cotton Allen and Mae Moore. in
Breeze from Musical Shows; Roy
Gordon and Nell Healy, in an anus
ing skit. "Wcdded Bliss; 10 Jo Har-
rison. Offering laughter and song, and
the Four Casting 1loydS.
The First Born" the chief attrac-
ton on the photoplay half of the
bill, Is adapted from Francis Powers
story of the same name. and features
Sessue Hayakawd in a story dealing
with the devotion of a Chinese father
for his first born son.
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Vera Gordon.

Prominent on the bill at 3. F.
Keith's next week will be Vera Cor
don and company, and May Wirth.
assisted by Phil. the riding comedian,
supported by the famous Wirth
Gordon's offering is entitled Lula
by" Other prominent features will
be Kate Gilmore and Sam Williams in
Wanted, a Cook; Toney and Nor
man, in their droll You Know What
l Mean; Georgia Campbell. assisted
by Robert Buchanan. in Gone Are
the Days; the Ziegler sisters and
company, in Dance Reyels"; Rolls
and Royce; Topics of the Day;
kinograms and added novelties and
house regulars.
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"Nobody's Money"

"Nobody's Money" a new comedy
by William lie Baron. Will have It's
initial performances at the Belasco
Theater Monday night. This new
comedy is in three acts and is de
scribed as a play. of American life
with it's scenes laid in middle west
ern city. Mr. LIE Baron. its author
also wrote The Very Idea Il Love
You" and apple Blossoms" Law
renee Weber is the producer and the
cast includes Otto Kruger. Will DEM
ing Sue MacManamy. Howard Gould,
Frederick Raymond. jr.; John c. King,
Florence Earle. Ethel Remey, Shirley
De Me. Franklin Hanna and Louis
OConnor.
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Knickerbocker.

For next Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
and Monday evening the knickerbocker
Theater announces First Nationals 1921
version Of the kid epic, "Peck.s Bad
Boy" with Jackie Coogan. co-star
with Charlie Chaplin in The Kid"
pictured in the title role. The supple
mentary comedy will be the new
ToonervilIe release starring Dan Ma
son. The Shippers Filtration" On
Tuesday and Wednesday,, Conway
Tearle will occupy the stellar posi-
tion on the bill in Selznick's produc-
ton of Society Snobs." supplemented
by the comedy. "Scrappily Married..
and Prizma's natural color study. If
A doubIe-feature. bill will be pre-.
sented Thursday and Friday. con-
sisting of r. Roy Barnes in Robert
SON Coles See My Lawyer" a film
version of Max Marcin's successful
comedy, and Buster keaton in Hard
Luck On Saturday only, Wallace
Reid will be screened in The Love
Special"
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"Sweethearts."

Victor Herbert's we'll known opera
'Sweethearts" will be the attraction
at the Shubert -Garrick for the week
beginning May 1S. and will serve as
the first vehicle for the Washington
season of light opera "Sweethearts"
was first produced at the Academy
Of Music, Baltimore. March "a. 1918,
THE Sweetheart Waltz" Cricket on
the Hearth and THE Ivy and the
Oak" will be remembered particular
ly from a score that is tuneful from
beginning to- end. The setting is
Belgium.
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WThe Little Fool. ="

"The little Fool" "a Metro produc-
ton. adapted from Jack London s
story. The Little Lady of the Big
House" is listed for showing at
Moore's Rialto Theater all week. be-
ginning Sunday next. The all-star
cast includes Milton Siils. Ora Carew,
Nigel Barrie. Byron Munson, Marjorie
Provost, Helen Howard and Iva For
reStsr
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Double Bill.

For the full week beginning next
Sunday afternoon. Loew's Palace
Theater will present a double comedy
bill. in which Douglas MacLean, the
Washington boy star. and Charles
Chaplin will be the featured stars.
Mr.. MacLean, supported by, Beatrice
Burnham, is to be seen in Thomas H.
Ince,s screen adaptation of Charles
Belmont Davis comedy romance.
'.The Home .Stretch"-a. romance that
starts on big city race track and
speeds through country lanes to love:
Chaplin will be seen in revival OF
one of his earlier films. The cham-
pion," in which he is seen as an anna
teur prize fighter.
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PHOTOPLAY FEATURES.
"Deception." "

R"ginninc next Sunday afternoon
1.oew's Columbia Theater Will present
for an extended Washington engage
ment "Heception." the tale of love
and folly behind a throne. depicting
the epic and historic love of Henry
VIII of England and his favorite,
Anne Boleyn, who later became Queen
of England. "Deception" was. direct
ed by Ernest Lubitsch. the man VINO
gave Passion" to the screen. and 1t
features Henny Porten. European
emotional actress. in the role of Anne
Roleyn; Emil Jannings as Henry VIII
and a. supplemental cast of players
that numbers 1000.
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Garden.

Oriental guile and duplicity. against
a BACKGROUND of. the Chinese quarter
in an American city, are worked into
Gouyerneur Morris first original
screen story, "A Tale of Two
Worlds" which is announced for
showing at Moore's Garden Theater
the first four days of next week. be-
ginning Sunday and continuing
through Wednesday. Leatrice JOY. j.
Frank Glendon and Wallace Beery
have pGominent roles.
Rupert Hughes story. Hold Your
Horses" starring Tom Moore. will be
the featured attraction Thursday
through Saturday.
Evening star., 1921-05-11
The Front Seat. :"

''The Front Seat" is a new three-act
drama. by Rida Johnson Young.
which Arthur Hammerstein will pre-
sent at Polls Theater, beginning
Monday evening.
For this production. staged by
Frank Reicher. Mr.. Hammerstein has
engaged a cast including Edmund
Lowe. Elizabeth Risdon, Lily Cahill,
Crauford KENO Florence Malone.
Harold yermilye. Hazel Sexton, Tom
OHare and Constance Hope.
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"Peck's. Bad Boy."

Beginning next Sunday and remain
ing the chief Offering at the Metro
politan. for one week only. will be
shown for the first time in the capt..
tai First Nationals 1921 version of
George W. Pecks amusing humor-
isms, originally published under the
title of '.,Peck's Bad Boy" with Jackie
Coogan. co-star with Charlie Chaplin
in "'The Kid" pictured in the name
part. The supplementary feature of
the bill will be the new Toonervllle
comedy, THE Shippers FlirtatiOn.
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ARLINGTON TO Be MODEL.
Four Cemeteries for q. S. Dead in
Europe to Copy Landscape.

/: NE WYORK, May 1.-THE land
scape of the three cemeteries in
france and one in England where
American war dead will rest will
resemble Arlington national ceme-
fery. Charles Moore OF Washington,
p. c., chairman OF the committee OF
fine arts, said on his return from
abroad on the steamship kroonland
For the last two months he has
been making plans in Europe with
William Kendall and James l.. Green
leaf architects.
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Tragedy of Electra. F."

Euripides' tragedy of Electra" will
be presented by Edith Wynne Matthi-
son and her company at the National
Theater Monday afternoon. May l6. at
i:30 o'clock. Gilbert Murrays trans
1ation of this famous Greek drama
has been used. The Greek chorus
is made up of dramatic students of
Miss BENEFITS School. Milibrook, N
Y. and Charles Ram Kennedy will
be the stage director.
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Lyric.

Sunday and Monday. Tom Mix. in
:'Hands Off: Sunday, matinee only.
Eddie Polo. in King of the Circus;
Tuesday and Wednesday. Conway
Tearle and Martha Mansfield, in SO
ciety Snobs"; Thursday. The Con-
cert: Friday. Roy Stewart, in Keith
of the Border; first show only. Joe
Ryan. in The Purple Rider; Satur-
day. Lester Cuneo. in Lone Hand
Evening star., 1921-05-11

Sunday and Monday. Roscoe Arbtc-
kle. in "Brewster's Millions" and
Prizma's If; Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Norma Talmadge. in The Pas
sion Flower: Thursday. Alice Brady.
in out of the Chorus" and comedy.
Take Your. Time; Friday. What
Every Woman knows: Saturday,
Bebe Daniels. i'll Ducks and >Drakes.'
and Harry Pollard. in NO Children"
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York.

Sunday. Roscoe Arbuckle. in Brew
ster's Millions; Monday. Alice Brady,
in "Out of the Chorus" and comedy.
Short and Snappy"; Tuesday. Earle
Williams. in diamonds Adrift." and
comedy Meet Betty's Husband; !;
Wednesday. Bessie BarriscaTe, in "The
Breaking Point" and Harry Pollard.
in NO Children: Thursday. Norma
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Apollo.

Sunday and Monday, William S.
Hart, in "O'Malley of the Mounted"
and Larry Semon. in The Hick":
Tuesday and Wednesday. Thomas
Meighan, in The City Of Silent Men,:
Thursday, Bert Lytell. in "A Message
From Mars" and Harry Pollard. in
NO Children; Friday, Doraldina, in
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"Man-Woman-M Marriage"

Beginning next Sunday and con-
tinuing throughout the entire week
of May Is. CrandalPs will present
Allen Holubar's drama, "Man-Woman-
Marriage" in which the roles are
played by Dorothy. Phillips. James
Kirkwood. Ralph Lewis, Robert Cain
and an ensemble of $500 people,
thousands of horses, wild animals.
etc The action covers all ages OF
the world and depicts a story of
Woman's struggle against the preju-
dices and injustices imposed upon her
by man since the beginning of time.
Evening star., 1921-05-11

Sunday and Monday, Thomas Meig-
han. in The City Of Silent. Men:
Tuesday and Wednesday, What
Every. Woman: Knows: Thursday,
Dora ldina, in Passion Fruit: Friday.
Elliott Dexter. in 1.-THE Witching
Hour" and Prizma's ''If': Saturday
Wesley tFreckIes) Barry, in "The
County Fair and comedy, Hey,
Rube"
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AmuSeme ent is

ception, all of. the attractions or iast
summer are to. be found in operation
Saturday, and in addition three new
features will be- introduced. As in
the past there will be no charge
made for admission to the park.
Evening star., 1921-05-11

Talmadge. in ",rhe Passion Flower"
and comedy. Dummy Love: Friday.
William S. Hart. in ''O'Malley Of the
Mounted" and Larry Semon. in The
Flick" Saturday. BLACK Beauty"
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"A Small Town Idol"

"a Small Town IDOL Mack Sen
nett production. will be held over for
a second week at the. Criterion Thea
alter next week.
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Ayenu. Grand.

Passion Fruit: Saturday. Elicit
Dexter, in "Thc Witching Hour"
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Chevy Chase Lake.

Tho dancing season at Chevy Chase
Lake opens for the season Saturday.
Washington dancing enthusiasts will
fud practically new resort. for. dur
ing the winter, the lower dance pavil-
ton and other portions Of the park
were entirely destroyed by fire. This
occurrence gave good reason for
building a new very much enlarged
lower pavilion of beautiful architec-
ture. The management further has
redecorated the entire park. Music
at both the lower and upper dance
pavilions will be furnished by two
Meyer Davis orchestras
Evening star., 1921-05-11
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Sayoy.

wilson, matinee only. THE Diamond
Queen"
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Glen Echo Park,

Next Saturday marks the opening
Of Glen Echo Park. With one cx-