The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-25

Sonallty. Toll House IaVern Is
usually fortunate in securing his
services. Better dance music now
than ever before. Drive out Burnt
Mill Road, just beyond Silver
Spring, dine and dance for an eve
ming of solid pleasure.
ARLINGTON BEACH - The
brand of music featured by
Arlington Beach is unsurpassed.
Pleasant Bill Strickland's Orches-
ira is featured with Ralph Garren
as the leader. Garren was for
mally boss of the Carolinians, and
is doing unusually well here.
Bathing, coaster dip rides and
numerous other diversions await
the pleasure-seeker here.
LIE Observation-Disclosures
magic finds its perfect expression
on the LIE Paradis roof during
these baimy June nights. Music
that Tits and quivers, entertainers
of the sophisticated brand,
mise en- scene gay with flowers
and colors and lighted with a
discretion that makes pretty girls
beautiful and beautiful girls
visions-this is the picture of a
LIE Paradis night.
Variety is the rule, never the
exception at LIE Paradis. The lie
Paradis band, led by Jack Golden,
is now augmented by Walter
Kolk and Dick Himber, who have
just returned from a tour in
Keith vaudeville. This also
means a return of the amusing
vaudeville antics of Felix Solari
and Walter Kolk, the ace fun
team of LIE Paradis, to the night
ly lineup of the midnight revue
that tops off the evening.
No program Of dance music pre-
scented by the famous LIE Paradis
band is ever exactly repeated.
CHEVY CHASE Now that
summers really here, the road to
Chevy Chase Lake represents a
nightly exodus Of the Capitals
most enthusiastic dance lovers.
Dance music OF the "sharpest, :"
as the flapper contingent says, is
supplied by two leading Meyer
Davis orchestras led by Jazz ex.
perts who know the exact science
OF wringing twice as much
rhythm and harmony from a
dance number as was originally
written into it.
Al kamons and Ben Levine,
directors Of the two Lake bands,
are among the cleverest of the
hundred-odd Meyer Davis leaders.
AS directors of the Swanee Synco-
pators during the winter season,
Leader kamons has won a ma.
t1onal reputation via the radio for
torrid and palpitating jazz.
CHESAPEAKE BEACH
Chesapeake Beach is running in
high. School out, summer in
everyone's veins, vacation time
calling-oh. boy! it's the Beach's
big chance to lure them to the
bayslde. And the folks are just
flocking out.
The foamy surf Is reckoning
to the sheiks and flappers to
come and play tag with it.
Lonesome hardheads are leaping
from the water and crying for
their worms. Boats are moan
ing at their mornings, just hop
Ing that the lovey-doveys will
take them out for a ride on the
bay. Deviled crabs are all
dressed UP, laid out on the
platters, and waiting to be COB.
bled up-along with the cold bot.
ties on ice.
Bert saulsman and his red
hot syncopaters are in fine
fettle. The boys have worked
themselves up to fine pitch
and the young dancers are crazy
over the kind Of music they are
serving up.
GLEN ECHO PARK-zIen
Echo Park. Washington's famous
free admission resort Of fun. is
a delightful spot and easily acces.
sible location to enjoy an all-day
and evening outing for the entire
family. Fifty or more diversified
attractions that include thrilling
rides and other devices provide
thrills. fun and entertainment
to delight both the young and
old. Glen Echo Park compares
most favorably with any Of Amer
ica's leading amusement resorts,
and again this season 1t is as
popular as ever. Judging bv the
daily and Sunday attendance. and
the number of annual outings by
Sunday Schools and other organ
iZations being held every day. A
most popular feature again this
season Is dancing everv week
night In the beautiful ballroom
to music by David Mcwilliams
and his Glen Echo Park Novelty
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