The Washington times., 1925-10-10

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| Iron Horse, . the William FOX
epic is booked. The chief roles are
essayed by M4fige Bellai1y ana
| George O'Brien. Friday sees Hoot
Gibson on the Ambassador screen
4 In aSpook Ranch, supported py
Helen Ferguson. Also Lige Con-.
| lev in s'Below Zero, Pathe Ike.
view and Topics. Saturday only.
Buck Jones in 1.-THE Timber
| WOLF is the fuIl-length feature,
with 1.-THE Tourist" Grid the
Screen Almanac as subsidiary
specials.
CENTRAL-'The Danger Sig
naF' with Jane Novak and Robert
Edeson, is the chief feature OF
the new Central BILL booked for
the first two days of next week.
starting tomorrow. Sennett's
"sneezing Beezers'' and Pathe
Review are scheduled. Shore
Leave, starring Richard Barthel-
mess, supported by Dorothy Mac
Kaill. il the attraction booked for
Tuesday and Wednesday. Boys
Will Re BOys,,' starring Our
| Gang, will be the comic short.
On Thursday and Friday, the
Lucky Devil" with Richard DIX
and Esther Ralston, will hold the
Central screen, together with
Neal Burns in Soup 10 Nuts, as
funny as the name 1t bears. Alice
Joyce and Give, Brook in he~
Home Maker, with the Spas
family in THE Royal Four Flush,
viii appear on Saturday only
CHESAPEAKE BEACH, you
fish and want the real thing
i chesapeake Beach offers very
| great opportunities. Tomorrow la
/ to see the fourth and last TALL
excursion. Five prizes are an
nounced and the excursion ls
open to both men and women
None other than Captain Moan
Hazard will serve the anglers
with his fleet. III. I. Medic, OF
the National Military and Sport
i Shop, is in charge. Train leaves
tomorrow morning at $3.50, return
ing at $50 p. m. After tolnor-
row the beach will be closed.
SPANISH VlLLAGE-Atmos-
4 phere and all that sort of thing.
with everything in the Spanish
manner, is at ones service at this
famous new night club.
James Montgomery Alexander
Fitzhugh Ring, who scatters good
tidings about concerning TINS
rendezvous, swears that from
earlv afternoon any day until 3
in the morning things are very,
very Spanish indeed. From IL
4 to $50 there Is luncheon; from
6 to 8 at night dinner in the vii
lage booths by reservation only,
and from 10 to 3 supper, dancing
and music by the Spanish Village
Four. If you don't believe, we'll
well. drop in and see for your
| self.
THE ARCADE will open next
Thursday. October Is, as the.
largest, finest, and most COM
pletely equipped roller-skating rink
IN this section OF the country. It
/ is planned to have morning roller
/ skating sessions OF Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays. After
i noon and night sessions will be
held every day but Sunday. There
! will be music al all sessions, with
| the night festivities enliycned by
4 many piece band. The Arcade
has % band the last word in
roller.Skaffng equipment, foremost
in which are 1000 latest model
ball-bearing skates. Instructors
will be available at all times, It
is announced.
MAYFLOWER - Launching of
/ the Mayflower Gardens on their
i 1925-1926 season has attracted the
most exclusive and fashionaDle
element OF amusement seekers in
washington society. The glowing
melodies and finely emphasized
| rhythtns of the Spencer Tupman
/ Mayflower Orchestra registered an
1 |fnstaneous hit with the discrin1i-
! mating clientele OF the Mayflower.
Another initial Mayflower Gar
1 dens success was the appearance
i of petite Ruth Bennett,ea dainty
| little dancer of the Ann PenninS-
ton type.
/ SWANEE-Jazz dance music of
| electrical tempo and crammed
/ with high power melody Is Turing
/ Capital young folks to Swanee in
throngs every night. The noted
| SWanee Syncopators, led by Al
Kamons, have soundly established
/ their title to be known as the
| favorite dance band of countless
| thousands of the younger gener-
alton. Director Al Kamons, of
the Syncopators, has a remarkable
| NATURAL flair for the newest and
NEST sparkling effects in dance
music, and resultantly his organi-
| cation can regularly be depended
| upon for rhythms that palpitate
with the breath Of Broadway.
LIE PARADIS RESORTS-south.
land melodies with the true Dixie
| spirit, full OF syncopation a la
| Alabam, will dominate at lie Para
dis all Of next week. when Klark
and Jacobs will appear at dinner
and supper sessions. Early
autumn days find the triple lie
| Paradis attractions more magnetic
| than ever to the fastidious ele.
| ment Of amusement seekers. LIE
| Paradis and the ultra-exclusive
| Club Chantecler in towp are crowd
ed nightly. The CIubNChantecler
musical ensemble. directed by Paul
Fidelman, is more delightful than
ever. Director Harry Albert. most
versatile of the Davis directors.
is in charge of the LIE Paradis
band and may be found on any
night playing every instrument
from the violin to the slide
trombone.
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