The Washington times., 1925-07-11
Outdoor Resorts

EARLE ROOF aenara La
Mari and Conway Tearle In
Heart Of Siren" win be the
photoplay feature Sunday. Mon.
day and Tuesday nights at the
Earle Roof. and Eugene O'Brten
and Laura La Plante will appear
in Dangerous Innocence" Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings. On
Friday and Saturday Madge Bel
Iamy will appear in first-run
Fox feature, Wings Of Youth.
Supplementary features will round
out each bin.
LIZ PARADIS--An extra flip
of variety win be added to the
gayeties OF the lie Paradis Roof
Garden and the Chateau lie Para
dis next week by the trading Of
their orchestras. The Chateau
band, which is also headlining on
the vaudeville programs at Kettll's
next week, will appear on the
roof for the week, while the roof
garden band win hold forth at the
Chateau.
This change of pauds Cor the
week viii. doubtless, be sure
fire attraction for many hundreds
of both BaItimoreans and WASH
ington people.
GLEN ECHO PARK-At Glen
Echo Park pleasure seekers win
find beautiful picnic groves for
all-day and evening outings, thrill
ing rides, such as the big dips,
the derby racer, the shooter. the
ginger snap whip and the frolic,
the caroussel, old mill, big mid
way and penny arcade, and on
week-nights, from $3.50 to 1880,
dancing n the beautiful ballroom,
cooled by natures breezes as well
az many electric fans Happy
Walker is directing and playing
with his star band, The Golden
Pheasants."
COLONIAL BEACH Colonial
Beach will hold for q week, be-
ginning Monday, July Is. the
annual Mardi Gras Carnival. This
is always q gala event and this
season a very elaborate program
for events has been planned. For
Monday, baby show and swim.
ming events; Tuesday, swimming
events, motor boat races and an
automobile parade; Wednesday,
tournament open to all, swim
ming events; Thursday, swimming
events. bathing beauty contest,
canoe events and a tub racej
Friday, swimming events and sail
boat races, and Saturday, motor
boat races and swimming events.
Entries to all events are free,
and $500 in prizes viii be award
ed winners of the various con.
tests.
The steamer st. Johns starts
its regular summer schedule of
sailings to Colonial Beach with
trip at 9 a. m. Tuesday, July
IA, another trip will be made at
a. m. Thursday, July 49,, an
other Saturday at 2:30 D. M, and
another at a. m. Sunday. July
10. Thereafter four regular trips
weekly will be made to Colonial
Beach on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Sundays at a. M, and sat.
urdays at gao p. m. On Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays
the steamer st. Johns will carry
pleasure seekers on the forty
mile moonlight trips, leaving the
Seventh street wharf at 7:15, re-
turning to the city about II D. m.
CHESAPEAKE BEACH-Chesa-
peake Beach, Maryland bayside
resort, offers a variety of seaside
attractions-and just an hours
short ride from the heat and wor.
ries of the city. Trains leave the
District line on a frequent sched-
ule, making the trip a 10y. The
Beach, beautifully situated. is an
ideal spot for either a days out
ing or a summer vacation.
The excursion season now Ia in
full blossom with organizations
holding outings nearly every day
OF the week. For those desiring
to spend vacations, there are
numerous hotels and cottages.
The salt atmosphere whets the
appetite, which can be appeased
at any number of cafes, lunch
rooms and refreshment booths.
Dancing over the water to music
by Austin G. Gettings' Dagfnoir
Orchestra is the big daily fea-
ture. Other attractions are salt
water surf bathing, fishing, boat
ing, picknicking, BOARDWALK
promenading and amusements
truly without end, including the
giant derby racer, the dodgeTn and
the merry-go-round.