The Washington times., 1926-09-04
Outdoor Resorts

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SPANISH VILLAGE ROOF
GARDEN-tAnd IL it rains. you
know, we can 60 TO the Spanish
Village" There you have the
secret OF what to do In September
besides staying home.
The roof garden, atop the Ar
tngton Hotel, has buzzed along
merrily all summer long, with
Johnny O'Donneil's band tempt
ing the ears and feet Of dancers.
and genuine MadriIlon cuisine
lantnlizing the palates Of pleasure
seeking epicures.
But when there's rain in the
air, that smart and j0vial coterie
which Is accustomed to gather on
the Arlington roof and escape the
heat, keeps on going to the
chubby Spanish Village, over the
Restaurant MadrilIon. where
Senior O'Donnell and his band
take up their harmonious and
such to WOO the diners ear.
IN view OF the impending close
of the summer season. Alcalde
Peter Borras Is securing New
York FOR foreign talent. In the
meantime, Martin, Tnajordomo OF
the roof and Northumberland
of the Village, Is nobly carrying
on, insuring good service, good
food. good music and lots Of
fun.
SWANEE-The high light Of
the downtown section Is undoubs.
ediv Swanee-in- tne-Air. Both In
actual altitude and In terms OF
kayety the big dance resort perched
high on the Earle Theater roof.
IS one glittering spot.
Electrically gay. dance music
furnished by the famous Swanee
Syncopators, under the leadership
81 the inimitabIe Al Kamons, t.
the featured attraction Of SWanee-
in.the-Air. Martin Reuben, spe-
cfal entertainer at SWanee. has
achieved & remarkable popularity
during the few weeks he has ap.
peared at the big dance resort.
VILLA ROAEA-Wonders never
cease at the Villa Romas and
saturday and Sunday bring to
the Yiila IL stunning beauties.
.rhey are the Misses Baltimore,
seattle, Spokane. Portland. Ia
koxna. Denver, Kansas City, Mis-
souri,, Milwaukee,. Detroit. ana
Charleston. s. G. The dazzling
dozen win be the guests Of " Miss
Washington, Miss Mar orte
Joesting, who Is the Capitals
choice to win the Miss America
T6night there win be dancing
rom $3.50 to IL. Tomorrow there
IN the special Sunday night sup
ner dance from 70 midnight TO
3 n. Can Frank AbDo. Ken
slneton 167, for reservations.
CHEVY CHASE LAKE Meyer
Davis dance music. directed ny
the ultra-zippy Tommy Thomp-
son. prince Of pep. stands for
the delightful entertainment and
relaxation to be found at Chevy
Chase Lake.
The eight-piece Tommy Thonp-
son hand, now featured at the
lake, Is one Of the most popular
.orRan fzafions that has ever APP
peared at the resort.
Beauty, amusement and cool
comfort are Ideally combined ct
Chevy Chase Lake, long famous
as 8 favorfte Capital resort. The,
crystal clear lake. festOOned with
lights and overhung BY gia1t
trees, ~ conceded TO be one Of
the most beautiful spots Of the
Capital
GLEN ECHO-A big three-day
Labor Day holiday celebration be-
gins today at Glen Echo Park,
and viii continue through Septem-
Der s.
A special program Of entertain-
nent has been planned, not only
for these holidays, but for every
day and evening next week, the
final week Of the park this sea-
son. as It viii close at midnight
september IL, and the manage
snent wishes to show appreciation
% the public Tor its generous
patronake. Numerous surprises
have beensarranged. but they have
been kept secret.
CHATEAU LIE PARADIS wal.
Ter KoIk, star Meyer Davis enter
tainer, has returned to the Cha
teau LIE Paradis for the fall sea-
son after spending the summer at
Newport, where his clever songs
and dances were much IN demand
at the smartest society functions.
The Chateau lie Paradfs Band
A. scoring up constantly increas-
leg record OF popularity. Direc-
Tor Phil de Williams Is an adept
at producing dance music that
leaves nothing to desire In verye
and charm.
LIE PARADTs September win
see the superIative reached in
special entertainment, music and
all-round fun on the lie Paradis
roof.
The LIE Paradis vocal trio, COM
posed Of Bert Bernatll, Jack
Powers and Anthony MoreIlo, are
CHESAPEAKE RFACH