The Washington herald., 1921-08-12
More to Be Taken Daily
Until Last Photo Is
Received.
ATLANTIC CITY BUSY
Pageant Officials Sparing No
Effort to Make Great
Carnival a Success.
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While the taking of motion pic
lures has nothing to tdo with the
nnaI selection of Miss Washing
ton" IL does Offer an exceptional
chance for a beginning in the mo-
tion picture world. Directors of the
big studios are ever on the alert
for new and charming faces for the
photodrama and welcome the op-
portunity awaiting them to OBJ
serve the most attractive young
women in Washington on the
screen.
The motion pictures are being
taken by the National Pictorial
News at the suggestion of Law
renee Beatus, OF Loew's Palace.
Not only does Mr.. Beatus believe
that Washington possesses a wealth
OF material for the motion picture
productions but that in filming the
aspirants for the honor of being
named Miss Washington" they
wilf film the young woman who ul-
timately will be selected as the
most bautiful in the United States.
Two weeks More
There are just two weeks re-
naming in which photographs may
be submitted to the art editor of
The Herald These photographs
are TO be carefully held until Aug
ust IS, when the last will be ac-
cepted On August IS they VIII be
turned over to the board of Judges
so that they may make a selection
Of several of the most attractive
and have the subjects appear in
person, at which time Miss
Washington will be chosen.
More than 1000 flower and rib
bon-bovered rolling chairs bearing
he most beautiful girls of score
of cities, will be in the great OIL
ng chair parade, one of the prin-
.ipal events of the Atlantic City
'all pageant to take place on Sep
.ember and 8. For the day OF
he big rolling chair caravan only
enough of the world-famous board
walk vehicles will be left in regu-
ar commission to transport invalids
and aged who wish to view the
turnout on its course over the
boardwalk and the principal ave-
nues of the resort.
Wonderful floats, all constructed
20 that they may be propelled by
,oIIing-chair pushers, as specified
Inder the conditions of the con-
:ests for scores of handsome tro-
,hies. already are being built and
decorated, ready for their cargoes
II beauties upon whose attractive
ness will rest the decision as to the
winners OF prizes in certain divi-
aons.
To Cost 100000.
Nearly 100000 will be expended
n the decoration of the floral chairs
md floats for the big parade which
rarts at $3.50 p. m. on September
md covers a distance of about ten
niles over streets and Boardwalk.
Judges selected for the event will
,e charged with selecting the most
,eatftifuI car, the most attractive
ider and the most novel idea OF
decoration
Thousands of dollars worth OF
Tpecial decorations are to be Sc
:ured to turn the entire city into
bower of flags and bunting for
he pageant. During the big out
Ioor. carnival on the beach on the
:Vening of September s, before the
Governors ball, big yachts OF the
Atlantic City Yacht Club and the
chelsea Yacht Club fleets are to lie
If the shores under the glaring
'eams of the immense searchlights
be secured from League Island,
md: carrying parties of prominent
:Iests who will witness the display
{ fireworks and the pageantry pro-
csslons.
Several more trophies have been
listed for the visiting young
gomen who come as guests of At
antic City to represent their home
municipalities. During their visit
hey will be presented with golden
ablets Of admission to the big piers
nd other amusement places. and
will be loaded with valuable SOU
enirs being contributed by the
sading business and hotel men Of
he resort.