The Washington times., 1926-07-03
OUTDOORS OVER
THE 9TH AND
ALL WEEK

Of1AIEAO--Ine call OF tuS
open road tunes in with the lure
OF Meyer Davis dance music to.
bring motorists from both Wash
ington and Baltimore to the vel
coming lights Of Chateau I1e
Paradis. Director Phil de VIII
liams, OF the Chateau band. and
his musicians are setting a
record in the production Of dance
music OF the gay, knowing sort,
teeming with tropic rhythn1s and
amusing tricks Of melody. Walter
Kolk, the ''one-man vaudeville
show" IS nightly, feature OF the
Chateau good times.
LIE PARADIS ROOF-Le Par
ads roof garden, the Capitals
garden Of melody" Is blooming
gay1y these summer nights with
dance music posies and hundreds
of the city's most charming girls.
with a proper quota of mere men
serving as background. Smartly.
rhythmed dance music, full of
color and gayety, Is presented by
the famous lie Paradis band, led
by Jack Golden.
CHEVY CHASE LAKE--A trio
Of champion jazz dancers, inclId-
ing Miss Margaret Little, Billy
Mulroe and Jimmy Kuehling, will
present a program Of specialties
at Chevy Chase Lake next
wednesday evening. These young
folks have been chosen as 81 star
feature for the first Of the
Wednesday especially Nights"
which win be continued during
the summer. Director Ben Lee
vine, of the Meyer Davis band,
on the upper pavilion, and his
right-hand man, Ray Kendrick,
are putting on q vaudeville pro-
gram of big time caliber every
evening, in addition to a full as
The eight-piece band on the lower
pavilion is serving up the speedi-
eat of jazz under the leadership
OF Tommy Thompson.
SWANEE -Torrid dance music
of the Swanee Syncopators is be-
sweep Swanee-in-the-Air. The
huge roof resort is both the high
spot and high light OF the down
town section and is nightly prov,
ing to hundreds OF young folks
that city breezes are just as good
as the country kind. provided you
go high enough to reach them.
Martin Reuben, new speciality en-
tertainer of Swanee-in-the-Air, is
proving highly popular. His care
free warnings are just in tune
with the summertime spirit.
2 COLONIAL BEACH, gala
three day Fourtts of July ceieBra
ton is planned at C0soE.al Beach
for today, Sunday and Monday.
The steamer st. Johns will run
on a special schedule as follows:
Leaving the Seventh Street wharf
today at 2:30 p. m, Sunday and
Monday at a. m. In addition to
the saltwater bathing. fishing,
grabbing, dancing and other at
fractions there will be special
Fourth OF July program of enter
talnment at the beach. The popu-
lar 40-nile moonlight trips will be
resumed beginning Tuesday, July
8, at 7:15 p, m. A feature OF
every trip both to and from
Colonial Beach and on the 40.mile
moonlight trips is free dancing
on the spacious dance deck.
GLEN ECHO PARK-lIdepend.
ence Day celebration means a
trip to Glen Echo Park to tl.o'l.
sands Of Washingtonians, ant:
the fact that the glorious fourth
comes on Sunday, allowing a lit.
tie vacation for working people,
will also mean that the park will
take care of an unusually large
crowd this year-Which it is we'll
able to do. Since last summer
many new features have been
aided, and many old ones i'm.
proved. Chief thriller right now
is the Humming Bird a device
that for 1000 feet or more is the
last word in breath takers. Many
patrons of the park can scarcely
be induced to leave this amuse-
ment deVice-while still others
prefer the Caterpillar, The Whip
or some other such tonic for that
tired feeling. During the week.
Happy Walker and his orchestra
are in the ball room from c:3O
until closing time.
SPANISH VILLAGE ROOE
GARDEN-The 15Oth annivers-
ary OF American liberty will be
officially recognized by the Span
ish Village Roof Garden next
Monday night, according to an
nouncement by M. Martin. lord
of the upper spaces.
Alcalde Peter Borras has
planned a gaia independence Day
party. with favors. special enter