The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-12-05
JACK|E. COOGAN
DOUBLES To
PARADE
600 to Line Up Friday for
March TO Columbia After
Judging Il Over

All Washington will be given an
opportunity to see the 600 children
who entered The washington Times
and The Washington Herald Jackie
Coogan Similarity Contest Tne
contestants viii gather in front q
the District building Friday AND
following the Judging, will parade to
the Columbia Theater to see Jackie :
latest picture. Long Live the King.
Friday is d holiday in the schools.
1t being the day the Teachers lnstl-
tute is held. For this reason the
judging is set to start ct O'Clock.
The contestants will be separated
into various groups, each group
wearing similar costumeg.
is 10 Be Given Prizes
Among the thirteen children who
bear the closest resemblance e
Jackie Coogan, prizes Of 800 IN g0id
will be distributed.
Saturday the winners will 90 70
Union Station and meet the twenty.
seven children who were winners Oi
the National Stage Children,s Assoc
citation dancing contest held IN New
York recently. Later in the day they
will call on the President and Mrs.
Coolidge.
Sunday afternoon the thirteen
Jackie Coogans will see Cheer Up.
America, which is being produced
in the New willard hotel ballroom
by the dancing contest winners. Sew
eral score washington children, led
by Morse Allen, Of this city, winner
Of the national dancing contest, are
On the program.
Many b. G. Children.
Among the local children appear
ing are:
Jack Rice, Dorothy Case, Frances
Anderson, Helen Beatty, Irfna Brad
ley, Frances Brown, Dorothy Cor
bett, Julia Cunningham, Nellie Rose
Coker. Mary Day, Ernestine Essex,
Doris Keafie, Blanche Lehman, Ruth
Molyneatx, Muriel Murphy, Mar
jory Mitchell, Euvene Mcpherson.
Mary Perkins, Charline Springsguth,
Adelia and Elitta Steers, Susan Hall.
Dorothy Sfsler, Ruth Brill, Lillian
Black. Ann and Vivian Bono, Doro.
thy Borders. Frances Nettleton,
Charlotte RosendOrf, Sally Smith,
Delen Rosenthal, Mary Mcdaniel,
Ruth Moor, Kathefyn Cunuy, Marcia
Creecey, Barbara Crew, Phyllis
Davies, Helen Malone, Ray Rogers.
Emily Peters, Florence Embrey,
Helen CHASER, Anna Gleason, Leo.
nora Gordon, Lucille Hill, Ruth
Haskell Irnogene Knight, Gertrude
Milestone. Florence MatteWson and
Mary Jane HanlSins.
Marcia Crucy, Marguerite liz
carione, Dorothy Gates, Mildred
Jaeger. Helen Notes, Airline Bradley,
F.stelle Norton, Marie Redman. Mary
EIson, Linda Ann Smith, Virginia
II utsCfl, Austin Lawrenson, Morse
Allen, Mildred Burnham, Mildred
Cooper, Bessie Dunbrfs, Dorothy
Schultz, Olive Summers, Josephine
Hanelin, Marie Hutson, Francse
Miller, Catherine Rice, Mary Per-
kfns, Lydia Hunter, Trina Bradley,
Virginia Rand, Frances Anderson.
Mildred Burnham and Virginia Gait
lett.
More than 1000 children called at
the ticket distribution offices yes.
terday afternoon and exchanged
coupons clipped from The Washing
ton Times and The Washington
Herald for tickets to Long Live the
King" at the Columbia. The chill
dren are guests Of Mark Gates, the
manager. Each kiddie was given q
pass admitting him to the theater
either today or Thursday. White
tickets are good FOR any show today
and pink tickets are good for any
show Thursday