The Washington times., 1925-08-29
Outdoor Resorts

n0it0ay or more BNISHuCu FttCa-
ton period. Colonial Beach,
popularity called washington g
Atlantic city" because Of the de-
lightful saltwater bathing, long
sandy beach, fishing, Grabbing,
dancing I'M the open air pavilion
built out over the water and
other seashore attractions. Ample
hotel and cottage Accommodate
are available at very reasoE7nle
rates, and many are spenG1ag
their annual vacations at the
present time at this resort. The
Steamer st. Johns makes, four
trips weekly to Colonial Beach,
leaving the Seventh street wharf
every Sunday, Tuesday and
Thursday at 3 a. M. and every
Saturday at ESQ ri m. The trip
offers seventyemile daylight
ride on the Potomac, returning
to the city by moonlight with
free. dancing on the dance deck
on every. trip both to and from
the beach. Every Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday evening at
7:15 the ST. Johns carries crowds
on the Eorty-mile moonlight trips
down the Potomac.
GLEN ECHO General anager
Leonard B. Schioss, Of Glen Echo
announces q special program OF
entertainments for Labor Day, the
last holiday 0fstl1e summer sea-
son. Glen Echo ark is Wash
inRton's famous free admission
resort OF fun: located in beau
tiful wooded section OF nearby
Maryland, and reached by q cool
ing trolley ride or by motor. A
fast and frequent car service Is
maintained both to and from the
park, and the cars run direct
from the city, along the bank Of
the historic Potomac to the park.
Al score or more Of amusement fea-
lures await to entertain, thrill
and delight every member Of the
family at Glen Echo. One of
the most popular features of
Glen Echo Park is dancing nightly
from $50 to 1880 to music by
"The Golden Pheasants, Happy
Walkers star band.
CHEVY CHASE LAKE Syn.
copated steps and songs by the
-Four Hoofmen" and Miss Paul
inc LARA will be the special at
traction at next Wednesdays
Vaudeville Night at Chevy
Chase Lake. The -Four Hoor
men," jazz dancing quartet, in
cludes four of Washington,s
favorite Jimmy Mulroe,
Willie Kuehling, Bill Rafferty, and
Paul Bishop.
The appearance Of Pauline
Loria, pretty young blues
singer. viii be another high light
OF the Wednesday night vaude-
Vile program. Miss Lorias special
ICES in nupabers of the Marion
Harris type and is a talented
Coincidence as we'll as q singer
She will present q group OF
Broadway numbers at her Lake
appearance.
Carnival nights are continuing
to add to the gayeties of the
Lake three times a week, and
are registering a constantly in
creasing popularity. According
to present schedule, the Lake
will close for the season on Sat
urday. September IL.
LIE PARADIS RESORTS Gay
cites of the Chateau LIE Paradis
and the LIE Paradis roof garden
are among the bright lights .of
summer in the Capital. Clever
vaudeville specialties and the
sparkling dance music Of the
first line Meyer-Davis bands,
which are features Of both OF
these smart resorts have com
binad to make the success of the
LIE Paradis attractions emphatic
Klark and Jacobs, strumming
Southland singers" have become
almost a fixture at the Chateau,
where their original weeks en-
gagement has been extended to
several months.
Meyer. Davis dance music Of
the finest is, Of course, the In
dispensable attraction at both the
Chateau and the LIE Paradis roof
garden. Nathan Brusiloff; direc-
tor Of the Chateau LIE Paradls
band, which scored heavily in .
Keith vaudeville engagement dur
ing the summer, has established
his reputation as one Of the clev.
crest leaders in the Davis string
of ninety-four bands. The lie
Paradis roof garden band, led by
Harry Albert, is another brilliant
aggregation that can be depended
upon for dance music teeming
with color.
CHESAPEAKE BEACH-Chesa-
peake beach is making its final
squirt for a grand and glorious
late season. The summer colonies
are thronged and will remain so
until the closing gong rings on
Sunday, September Is. Daily
excursion crowds continue large.
All of the boardwalk amlIse
mer1ts and seaside attractions will
continue to run full blast daily
until the whistle blows on the
night of the thirteenth. Austen
Gettings' popular Dagmoir Or
chestra, will continue to play
every afternoon and evening
through Labor Day. September Z,
later returning for the closing
weekend. This is a new policy,
as heretofore the orchestra has
played only at week-ends during
the closing weeks Of the season.
news reel, and the comedy,
"Papa's Darling" For Saturday,
Zane Grey's Light of Western
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