The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-20
THE OPEN SPACES

CHESAPEAKE BEACH.-Three
hours of free dancing every after.
noon constitute the big attrac.
ton at /. Chesapeake Beach, big
bay, salt water and hard water
resort. The terpsichorean free
lunch starts at p. m. and con.
tinues until 4 daily. In addition,
the evening dance hours have
been extended, the orchestra con-
tinuing until 1880 every evening,
except Saturday, when the merrt-
ment runs on until 1880. Bert
Saulsman's musicians, who sing
as Well as play, are making .
big hit.
Boardwalk promenading is ex-
tremely popular, the merry throngs
being augmented BY the great
influx Of summer yacationists.
Hotels, although comfortably
filled, still have ample accommo-
dations at reasonable rates and
cottages are available for renting
for any period at reasonable
prices. The bay breezes are get.
ting in their reputed ticks, and
the folks are sleeping under blan.
kets nightly.
A good time il being had by
all, in view of the diversified at
fractions salt water bathing,
brisk fishing, exciting boating,
free water slides, free beach UNI.
brellas, free children's playground,
the sensational comet ride and
many. many other things.
JARDIN DO-''Loew's Palace
Mite" will be observed at Jardin
Lido. atop the Arlington Hotel.
next Friday.
Roscoe Fatty" Arbuckle and
Phil Spitalny and his orchestra
playing the theater, will be guests
Of honor.
A poppy entertainment program,
headed by Eileen Lally, the little
Lido blues singer, will be offered.
The Dick iebert- Emery Daugh-
erty Lido Band will have special
repertoire of dance numbers for
the occasion in recognition of the
presence of their distinguished
cnntemporaries-the SpitaIny or
Ranization.
GLEN ECHO PARk-The so
or more diversified attractions
of Glen Echo Park lure pleasure
seekers to Washington free ad.
mission resort of fun both week.
days and Sundays. The big dips,
derby racer, caterpiller, whip and
shooter provide thrilling rides,
while the big midway with les
dozens Of fun features, carrousel,
i penny arcade, and games of
skill offer fun and amusement.
"A most popular feature very
week-night is dancing in TIE ball.
room to music by David McWil.
liams and his ten-piece Glen
Echo Park Novelty Orchestra
featuring the yibraphone. Shady
picnic groves are available for all
day and evening outings with
luncheon and supper in the open
air. Rubbling fountains scattered
through the park provide cola
and pure spring water at all
times. Glen Echo Park is reached
by a delightful ride aboard ths
cars of the Washington Railway
and Electric Company, that run
on q fast schedule from the city
direct to the park, or by motor
via the Conduit Road providing
q short, pleasant drive, with am.
pie and no time limit parking
space at the parks entrance
for any number of cars.
CHEVY CHASE LAKE-wed-
ffasdsy avatldayilIa ,1iyhfsJ, -
Chevy Chase Lake are proving to
be the most popular amusement
events ever launched at this re.
sort. The Lake management il
using every effort to make every
Vaudeville Night" just bigger
and better than the preceding one.
Next Wednesday special sur
prise bill is being planned, which
It il hoped will set a new high
mark for these events. Four or
five experts in syncopation and
harmony have been booked to pre-
gent a rather lengthy program or
speciaities. The tabloid show will
be-, presented toward the latter
part of the evening and will top
@9f program OF dance numbers.
Ben Levine, leader Of the band
on the upper pavilion, directs
flaming brand Of dance music,
demonstrating his complete yer.
eatility by stepping out in a num-
Der Of vaudeville specialties.
The big band on the lower pa.
Nilion Ia led By Al Kanaons. noted