Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-16
Summer Stock
"Opens Series at
Virginia Beach
BY BILL SNYDER

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made its 1857 debut here this
week. taking its place in a gala
round Of evening entertainment
for vacationers.
Lesley Savage's Theater-Go-
Round opened in its second
story aforementioned theater at
Sixteenth street and Atlantic
avenue with Janus" a comedy,
and will repeat next week with
Bus Stop"
The "in the round" company
will compete with the Steve Kis-
ley Orchestra which opened at
the Cavalier Beach and Cabana
Club Friday for a two weeks en-
Igagement after playing the EN-
bassy Room Of the Statler in
Washington and with the Jimmy
Sedlar Orchestra at the Surf
Beach Club.
Also at the Surf, where many
Of the guests are from the Dis
trict area. is Tim Kirby, RCA-
Victor recording artist and film
actor. Lee and Hal Schaeffer,
managers Of the club and re-
cording artists in their own right,
keep the ball bouncing with in
strumental and vocal numbers
during intermiSsion.
Excursions to jamestown
And the entertainment here is
not confined to evenings. In the
daytime. in addition to the surf
and sand. there are daily ex-
cursions to jamestown, where
the 350th anniversary celebra-
ton is in full swing; fishing,
pleasure boating. grabbing and
water skiing.
Probably the greatest single
entertainment event put on here
took place this week to the de-
light Of John J. farrell. WASH
lngton correspondent and others.
It was a daring demonstra-
ton Of precision flying by the
Nays Blue Angels. Streaking
through the skies, their wing
tips flowing colored smoke, the
Angels Cougar jets held several
thousand people spellbound on
the city's waterfront.
The long concrete walkway
served as front-row seats for the
show. Mr.. FARRELL and his wife
were among several District
visitors at the Marshalls. Others
included Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
Hirshon. and DR.. and Mrs. Bert
ram c. Snyder of Alexandria.
Mrs. Carlisle v. Allan OF
Washington was Joined here to-
day by her husband, Col. Allan
Mrs. Allan arrived earlier in the
week at the Sea Horse with Vice
Admiral Marshall r. Greer
USN (Ret). and Mrs. Greer.
Naval Review Watched
The Greers were on hand fol
the international naval review
in nearby Hampton Roads
Their son, a midshipman at
Annapolis, took part in the
review.
Camilla Marvin of Washing
ton was also among the Sea
Horse guests.
At the Cavalier. Mr.. and Mrs
Lyman Kelley of Arlington anC
their son and daughter were
among visitors. Mr.. and Mrs
James D. Stokes of the same city
were with Mr.. and Mrs. Myror
Davy Of Alexandria. Mr.. anc
Mrs. Donald Mill of Hyattsville
Md. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert d
Aitken Of Alexandria. Comdr
John Dick and Mrs. Dick Of
Springfield. Va, and Mrs. Anna
Louise Francis of the District
A Quantico party here in.
cluded Mrs. Gladys T. Dollin!
and her daughter Jane and Mrs
Mary Jane Taylor. The grouT
Joined Mrs. David w. Rudd o.
Richmond. The party visited a
the Ivanhoe. where the famil!
Of Comdr. B. A. Booth of Airing
ton vacationed while he was OF
temporary duty near here will
the Navy.
Elsewhere about town. tn,
vacationers included Miss Edit
Church and her brother Clar
ence Of Arlington at the ST
Walter. Capt. and Mrs. A. r
Deptula Of Springfield with thei
son at the Trafton Chalfonte
Clark L. Pangle Of Washington
week-ending at the Atlantic ant
Miss Betty Feinour Of Arlington
a guest at the Avalo.
Mrs. Rose B. Mondrogon o
Bethesda. Md, left yeSterda!
after treating her daughte
Linda to school's-out rest here