The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-30

which will be wonderful, an attractive programme of entertainment has been ar ranged for every night of the show.
 More than 1000 different electrical de- vices will be on exhibition, and the booths will be attractively and interest ingly arranged. During the day the va rious booths will serve light refreshments such as coffee, toasted marshmallows and other dainties, and souvenirs will be given to every one attending the show.
 The exposition will formally be opened at 10:30 o'clock Saturday morning, and everything will be in readiness for the event. The evening programme will be- gin at s o'clock. Large crowds are ex- pected to enjoy the entertainment and the electrical instruction of the show.
 The programme of entertainment for Saturday night will be a pantomime production. Aladdin and the Genii," pre- scented by the high school students of Birmingham. Great preparations are being made for this production, and the high school students will no doubt ac- quit themselves well.
 A special musical programme will also be rendered Saturday night, and every afternoon and evening of the show.
 On Monday evening there will be a special musical programme by the Bir- mingham Opera association under the di- rection of Robert Lawrence, assisted by the Howard College Glee club and the Lawrence choir with solos by Erin Far ley.
 Tuesday evening the Arion club will be In charge of the programme of entertain iC 6o1 1ot racf, ol,,I the state, and is under the direction of Rienzi Thomas.
 The Fountain Heights Horn quartet will give a special concert as a feature Wednesday evening. The members of this quartet are among the best horn soloists in the south.
 Thursday night the Music Study club, one of the city's best known organiza- tions, will render a special concert
 On Friday evening the well known T. c. I. Music and Glee club will en- certain in a special programme and on the closing night of the show, Saturday, December g, the electrical pantonime production of the first night will be re- produced.
 H. M Kohn, president of the Bir- mingham Electrical club, in talking of the show, said:
 The people of Birmingham can rest dSSuFeu IHdI IHe coming electrical show will be the very best ever held in Br- mingham. What we believe to be one of the best line of entertainment ever pre- scented at a Birmingham show will be nightly features at the big exposition. The organizations that will furnish these entertainments are among the best kr2cwn in the city and every one knows just what an entertainment by such or ganizations means.
 ''The various exhibits will be highly in- teresting and the wonders of electricity and the many uses of electricity will be shown There will be more than 1900 electrical devices on display. During the day there will be something doing all the time and special music will be rem dered every afternoon as well as evening
 We will give half of the proceeds of the show to the childrens hospital, one of the city's most worthy institutions. nomi- nal admission fee of 10 cents will be charged, but the show that will be pre- scented will be well worth much more than this amount. It's going to be a great show, and I believe Birmingham people will greatly enjoy the exposition and it's many features