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AMUSEMENTS
AMUSEMENTS
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AMUSEMENTS
'Mickey'-Girl or
breezes over the dancers. Two large
and comfortable fireproof balconies
supply a delightful place for specta
tors to view the dancers and enjoy
the two noted Jazz bands from Broaa
way which furnish continuous music
In short. Greater I'enn Gardens Is
not merely a dance garden but a
Washington instituton for gennl
entertainment. No expense has been
and design being original with Mr.. Lovers of Mack Sennetfs comedies
Fox the owner who number aev- h , lMt scrron.
eral successes, among the amusement .,.,, . ... ,,,
places in this city. i Yankee Doodle in Berlin.' In Mash-
Tickets for the opening night are.ington. it is understood. One of tne
limited and are on sale in advance, i special features of the' offering will
J be the appearance in person of a num-
Carlo Sebastian and Arthur Ander- j her of the famous bathing girls who (
son wrote "Hubbies." the danc sWt hae helped to spread the fame of
Song Wins the
Public's Love
tho will gi here this week the Sennett comedies
THE WASHINGTON TIMES, SUNDAY, AUGUST 24, 1919.
"Why do pople love Mickey?
Well, of course. Mickey was born
a son? and then was made Into a
eharmlnR hoyden of a maid of the
far western forests, with a Rift for
dare-devil horsebacking and for fol
lowing the right trail in affairs of
the heart.
For Mickey this picture-play child
Nature, who is also causing many
happy '"Smiles" at Poll's this week
Is literally one of I
Childhood in the wildwood. I
Like a mountain flower you grew.
Pretty Mickey, pretty Mickey.
Can yeu blame any one for falling
in love .with you?
So another -ong has gone forth
and crtated a winsome true-blue
maid of fiction! Music too, is a big
comedy 'touch In Mickey All the
leal comedy instruments of the or
chestra uch as the trombone are
sources of fun and laughter around
the mad-cap tcenes of Mickey.
Little Miss Buckley, as Mickey,
sings the song. too. A sweet little
song she makes of it. as simple and
unaffected as the dainty little heroine
herself when she creels one in the
lobbv of the theater. I
Penn Gardens To
Open Next
Wednesday
Washington's dancing set will be
interested in the grand opening of
Greater Penn Gardens, which will
take place next Wednesday evening
at 8:30. the doors opening at 7:45.
The gardens have been enlarged
and improved during the last three
months at the cxpenditute or nearly
$50,000. The dance floor contains
12,000 square feet of surface, and is
composed of marble and glass oer
electric lights, eliminating noise ana
exertion. Part of the flosr is under
cover and the balance is in the open
atr.
Thirty-seven hundred electric lights
Illuminate the gardens while hun-
AMUSEMENTS
Two Jaxz Band. Direct from Ddny.
.are nlRhlly at (renter Penn Gardens.
SHUBERT-BELftSCO
Direction Mntsrx. Sliubrrt.
Tomorrow Night at 8:20
MATS. WED and SAT.
-JOHN T. WILLIAMS
Presents
A NEW AMERICAN PLAY
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HARRY LEON WILSON
With
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NEXT WEEK SEATS TOMORROW
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BY RIALTO'S FAMOUS ORCHESTRA OF SOLOISTS
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