Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-01
UNIQUE PROGRAM
FOR LOCAL SHOW
Novel Musical Features for Lo-
cal Motorists at First Reg
iment Armory.

Something absolutely novel in the
way of musical features has been ar
ranged for the Newark automobile
show, which is to be held in the F'irsi
Regiment Armory. on Sussex avenue
from February Is to %.
The music this year will be orehes-
trail in character the same as at
previous shows. The Empire Wom-
ans Orchestra, of Boston, under the
leadership of Miss Rita Mario, will
render classical concerts every after
noon and evening during the show
Miss Mario has been well and favor
ably received here on the occasion Of
her previous visits and her concerts
have been the hit of the show In
fact, many of the music lovers of the
Oranges, Montclair and other SUBJ
urban towns make two or three trips
to the armory during the week simply
to enjoy the music.
Miss Mae Sutton, of New York,
we'll known in musical circles as
soprano soloist of no mean order
has been reengaged for the week OF
the show. Miss Sutton enjoys the
distinction of being the only woman
singer, aside from Nine. Schumann-
Heink, with a range and volume
sufficient to have filled the local
armory, which is the largest in the
State. She has a wide repertoire OF
songs, ranging from the popular to
The classic. She has made a host OF
friends in previous years by her eN-
cellent work here and will undoubt-
eddy receive a glad welcome.
Another novel feature that will be
introduced for the first time at this
years show are two concerts by the
Phoenix Singing Society, of this city,
There are to be forty male voices,
under the leadership of Hans Baer,
and the concerts viii be rendered on
two different nights. Tho Phoenix
society enjoys the distinction of haV-
ing won numerous prizes at national
saengerfests. They were organized
in 1866. shortly after the close of the
Civil War, and have participated in
practically every big saergerfest that
has been held since that time. Their
singing was the feature of the Lanu
Show held recently in New York,
and they have been the recipients of
high encomiums of praise for their
excellent work at the public con-
certs held during the summer in the
city parks
Not content with all this medley OF
melody the entertainment commit
tee has also engaged corps ol
special soloists. under the leadership
of William Corcoran and Thomas
Hackett. These men represent the
leading musical houses of the East
and they will appear at both the aft
ernoon and evening concerts in Sc
lections from the latest popular song
lists. 1t is also planned to give d
number of novel effects in instrument
tation.
The program, which win be differ
ent for each day, has been selected
with great care and varied taste
with liberal sprinlSling of popular
classics with songs and musical hitS
of the day. The leader and the solo
lists are people of experience and ski
in their respective capacities. Alto
gether the musical feature OF the
show will be of a character, 1t is
claimed, never before heard in New
ark.
AS to the automobile show itself
it will be the most complete and com
prehensive exhibit ever held in this
State and one that will take RAM
with the best in the country. Th'
great variety of pleasure cars, com
mercial vehicles and accessories arr
we'll worth the visit of anyone inter
ested in automobiles, and the SUPER
decorations, brilliant lighting effects
and general alJ-around excellence o
the show will make visit to 1t wei
worth while, whether one is interested
in the automobile itself or not.
A number of pleasure cars have al
ready been entered for the eNhibltlon
Among them are: the Marmon, Win
ton. Nation, Kline Kar, Oakland, We
lie. Maxwell, Hupmobile, REQ, Premier
Franklin, Marion, Auburn, Stutz, 10
zier, Pierce-Arrow, Locomobile, SIM
pick, S. G. ". Moline, Pathfinder
Packard. Cadillac, Chalmers, Pull
man, Hudson, Stevens Duryea, Odds
mobile. Studebaker, American, Alb
bott Detroit, Henderson, Buick, Re
gal Peerless, Flanders, Michigan
Cole, Haynes, Little, Chevrolet, Stan
dard, Electric, Knight.
Business cars will be equally wei
represented. At present the entries are
The Packard, Peerless, Pierce-Arrow
Mack, Saurer, Hewitt. Universal
Koehler Commercial, Croce, Chase
Nonpariel, Locomobile. Adams, Lans-
den Electric, "A & r." Stewart
Wolfe Nvharp at II CO