The Washington times., 1926-08-28

Al splendid group OF AQueu SUE
jects will supplement the featured
offering at the Palace next week.
CHATEAU LIE PARADIS Be
tween the breezes on the Chateau
yeranda and the gales Of laughter
brought on by the carryings-on Of
Freddy Slazor and Cy Adelman,
the fun barometer Is running high
at the Chateau LIE Paradis as the
summer wa mes.
The Chateau lie Paradis band,
under the able leadership OF Phil
de Williams, is presenting
diversity OF the newest dance
music expressions.
SWANEE Tiptop Of the city
In fun, melody and altitude.
Swanee-in-the-Air IS the nightly
rendezvous for hundreds or the
Capitals young dancing folks.
Martin Reuben, special enter
tainer ait Swanee.in-the- Air, is 4
notable part OF the amusement
ensemble. The double portion Of
first-class vaudeville that this
young man ladies' out every even
ing is one OF the most appreciated
features of the evening.
In case the weather man pro-
duces one OF his favorite showers,
the frivolities at Swanee-in-th Air
are adjourned to the SWanee bali
room under the Earle TheateF
CHEVY CHASE LAKE The
songs OF yesterday will hover over
the lower dance pavilion at Chevy
Chase Lake all Of next week. The
Meyer Davis Band led by Tommy
Thompson has planned programs
of dance music which will include
ali OF the big hits from the day OF
the old-tine cake walk until the
war period.
Among the numbers to be pre-
scented win be not only the COM
parativelv new sDardanelIa, and
the galaxy Of wartime hits, but
such graybeards of melody as
'Alexander's Ragtine Band Bill
Bailey. Won't You Please Come
Home" .BedeIia, and Those
Goo-Goo Eyes. =
TIVOLI-The outstanding fea.
ture of next weeks entertain.
ment at CrandaIIs Tivoli Theafer
beginning Sunday afternoon at
o'clock will be supplied by Wa
rings Pennsylvanians, who In
moving from Crandall's Metropol-
itan to the TivoIi, enter upon
their twentieth week Of this spe-
cial attraction in the CrandaII
houses in Washington.
On Sunday and Monday, the
screen feature will be Foot
Loose Widows In which the
principal roles are played by LOU
1se Fazenda, Jacqueline Logan,
Arthur Hoyt, Douglas Gerard,
Mack Swain, and numerous 9TH
ers well skilled in comedy. On
Tuesday and Wednesday Man
trap" a Paramount picture. will
be the principal feature with
Ernest Terrence, Clara Bow and
Percy Marment. On Thursday
and Friday, Colleen Moore will
bring ELLA Cinders" to the Tiv-
oil screen, supplemented by
Helen and Warren tWo-reel com.
edy, The Family Picnic"
CENTRALr-"Vhen Husbands
Flirt,' modern comedy drama
interpreted by cast led by
Forest Stanley and Dorothy
Revier, is announced as chief
feature OF the bill to. be pre-
scented for the first two days Of
next week beginning Sunday aft,
ernoon at 3 o'clock at Gran
dalps Central Theater. Added
short reels and pipe organ &C
compartments and solo intervals
will complete the program.
On Tuesday and Wednesday the
major feature Of. the bill will be
''The Unknown Soldier, pro
duced by The Producers Dis
tributing Cor porat ion, with
Charles r. Mack, Marguerite de
la Motto. Henry B. Walthall,
Claire MacDowell, George Cooper
and numerous others well known
to the public and popular in the
stellar roles.
On Thursday and Friday, Col.
1een Moore, supported by Lloyd
Hughes and an admirable en-
semble, will occupy the Central
screen in her latest First Ma.
tional production, Ella Cinders."
Observation-Disclosures Tai
madge, supported by new lead
ing man in the person Of TuIlio
Carminati, Edward Martindel,
Rose Dione, Chester Conklin, and
others OF note. will be seen for
the first time in Washington,
as star of her latest First Ma.
tional production, 1.-THE Duchess
of Buffalo," at CrandaII's Am
bassador Theater the first three
days Of next week, beginning
Sunday afternoon at 3.
On Wednesday and Thursday.
"Foot Loose Widows" will be
the attraction at the Ambassador
with Louise Fazenda and JAG
queline Logan in the principal
marta