The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-19
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LIE PARADIS--As a result of
the pronounced hit made by Miss
Mildred LaGue, the charming dan
Ger ait the LIE Paradis roof gar
den. her engagement has been
extended over the coming week.
Both the jazz and Spanish mum
bers presented by Miss LAGue
have been greeted with storms Of
applause.
Several new jazz dances are
now being rehearsed by Miss La.
Cue for presentation beginning
Monday night. In her SPANISH
numbers, Miss LaGue becomes a
different sort of person altogether,
q dangerous but fiery beauty
moving to the provocative click
of castanets.
Il. The Monroe Goodman Four
Hundred Club hand continues to
hold forth at LIE Paradis while
the LIE Paradis band continues
on its, triumphant tour Of Keith
vaudeville in Baltimore, PhiIa.
delphia and New York. The Four
Hundred Club band is a real
big town" outfit and has regis
tered tremendous hit with the
tastsdious LIE Paradis clientele,
accustomed to demand the utmost
In musical entertainment.
The lie Paradis roof garden is
showing a constantly increasing
patronage and Robert" res.
taurant manager, attributes LIE
Paradis success to it's unusual
combination of Riviera like atmos.
phere and cuisine with Broadway
syncopation and special entertain.
nient.
CHEVY CHASE I4AKE-"Close
harmony from the MontrOse
quartet will be the special enter
tainment feature at Chevy Chase
Lake during the coming week.
Both semi-classic and comic syl.o-
pated numbers of the newest
Broadway vintage will be render
ed by the quartet, which has
gained local fame by its appear
ances at number of functions
and entertainments.
The twin Meyer Davis dance
orchestras continue to draw en-.
tnus!astic crowds to the Lake
nightly. Both pavilions are al
ways crowded With folks demon
strating the newest thing in dance
steps to the inpeccable Davis
music, than which there is moth.
ing whicher" in all the varieties
OF syncopation according to gem
eral agreement.
The beauty Of the old resort is
enhanced appreciably by the great
restoons Of electric lights which
overhang and outline the lake.
hundreds enjoy the scenery and
lake breeze from the vantage
point OF the rustic benches placed
on the bank within easy hearing
Of the music.
"A fine restaurant service and
many refreshment booths complete
the comforts and convenisnces of
the lake.
COLONIAL BEACH-The Colo.
NAL Beach season is in full swing
and record crowds are expected
TINS weekend on the steamer
81. Johns. The main attraction
at ColoniaE Beach is the salt.
water bathing and the long sandy
beach where the children are
perfectly safe as there are no
dangerous currents. Fishing.
grabbing and boating on the broad
Potomac are other water sports.
The large dance pavilion, built
out over the water provides ex.
cellent entertainment for those
who enjoy dancing.
The forty-mile moonlight trips
&c indian Head for the remainder
Of The summer will be on Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday
evenings only, with sailings at
tbs o'clock. On all trips OF the
steamer. st. Johns, both to Colonial
Beach and Indian Head, free
dancing Is featured with music
by Meyer Davis orchestra.
An excellent daylight view of
many historic places along the
beautiful river is offered on either
the Colonial Beach or moonlight
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH-Chesa.
peake Beach, Washington's young
Dnsy Island. is at the height Of