The Washington herald., 1921-08-16
CARNIVAL NIGHT
ON BOARDWALK
TO.PAY TRIBUTE
Capitals Representative
Will Be in Sea Gods
Court.
OTHER FILMS MADE
More Pictures of Candidates
viii Be Shown at The
aters Here.
OTHER FILMS MADE
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The pictures are being released
through the National Pictorial
News. purely as a news feature In
connection with the competition
and have nothing to do with the
fnai selection. As souvenirs. fin
ished prints of the different young
women will be presented to them,
but not until they have been for
warded to the vitagraph studios
where the directors will study
them to see il any of the young
women possess qualities suitable
for a trial in filmdom.
Miss Washington" will be Sc
lected only after the most careful
consideration by a board of five
competent judges. As a prelimi-
nary step all the young women who
aspire to the honor are required
to submit their photographs to The
Herald or call at the office so that
arrangements can be made to take
one. From the photographs the
judges will request a number of
the more promising to appear in
person. at which time the final
choice will be made.
The Frolique of Neptune.
Miss Washington" is to be the
guest of honor of Atlantic City
az a magnificent two-day pageant.
All her exp snses will be paid. Prior
to her departure several Washing
ton merchants will make some
handsome additions to her ward
robe.
A Frolique of Neptune. with gor-
geous tableaux and thousands in
every variety ~of fancy dress, will
be rendered Miss Washington on
the Steeplechase Pier as one of the
big features of her entertainment
during the Atlantic City pageant to
he held September Z and s. The
affair will take place on the even
ing of September and for the
night the entire resort will turn
to carnival. both on the pier and
on the miles of wide boardwalk.
Prizes for Costumes.
4 great array of prizes now on
exhibition on the Garden Pier will
be awarded the persons appearing
in the costumes most appropriate
TO a function in honor of the King
of the Sea and to the most beau
full maids in fancy dress most ap-
propriate to Atlantic City Ma
tional advertisers are to have en-
Ntries wearing costumes emblematic
of their various wares and there
will be charming maids represent
ing resorts and inland cities which
are making entry in all the affairs
of the pageant.
That visitors and residents may Sc
cure elaborate costumes likely to
carry of some Of the trophies of
Neptune's Frolique. an official cos
tuner has been appointed and will
set up business on the Boardwalk
with q great stock of every sort
Of fancy dress ready for immediate
DOMINIC. During the carnival.
massed bands. also in fancy dress
of cavalitrs and 'troubadours, will
play for continuous dancing at 4
dozen points on the big Steeple-
chase. The affair Is to be under
the direction of William II. Penman.
president of the Atlantic CityAmuse-
ment Mems Association.
2 To BE In Neptune's Train.
During the Prologue of Neptune
the winners representing the big
cities of the coast and inland will
be members of tho Court of Neptune
. In the tableauX and afterward Will
honor the officials of the pageant
committee and visiting, notables as
partners in the ball dance. As q
finale to the affair, the entire at
tendance will march past the Court
Of Neptune and the special judges
of the affair for selection of the
most appropriate costumes for
awarding of the silver cups and
other fine trophies.
Announcement was made yester-
Gay that practically every resort
Of the New Jersey Coast will send
representatives and enter rolling
chairs in the rolling chair event.
which takes place September s. The
number of resort entries may re-
suit in decision to make a separate
section of the municipal division of
the spectacle to decide which re-
sort on the coast is entitled to hon.
ors in the special class.