The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-10
AS Many as 100 Dealers
Will Be Here From Texas
Cities to Attend the
Big Show
GOVERNOR ROBERTSON
is EXPECTED TONIGHT
OKLAHOMA CITY AND TULSA
DEALERS ENTERTAINED WITH
SIX O'CLOCK BANQUET AT
CHAMBER or COMMERCE.

More than 100 dealers from Texas
cities will be here tomorrow TO take
part in Texas Day" celebration at
the Automotive Show.
The Texans will assemble at Gains
vile, and will motor to Ardmore in a
party. Many special features are be-
ing arranged for their entertainment
and big banquet will be held at
the Chamber Of Commerce, by the
local dealers, similar to the one sched-
uled for tonight in honor Of the Okla
hona City and Tulsa dealers.
Today Is Oklahoma City-Tulsa Day.
Some delay was occasioned and the
majority Of the visitors will not reach
Ardrnore until o'clock this afternoon.
They will be escorted over the city
and will then go to the Chamber OF
Commerce for the banquet, reaching
Convention Hall in time for the open
ing of the evenings performance.
Miss June Elvidge the famous movie
screen sttar arrived in Ardmore today
noon. She was rendered Il reception
at 2 O'Clock at the Sneed Furniture
Company, which was attended by
hundreds OF her admiring friends.
The big eight featured vaudeville
program was given this afternoon and
will be repeated aeain tonight. Every
act pleased the large audience and
Ardmore lovers }: good vaudeville
attractions are delighted with the
splendid features the automobile deal
ers are providing.
Last nights program was also
pleasing. The "Supcrlative Trio" is
an especially good, and the little dane
ing girl brought forth much applause.
Browns Saxophone Six completed the
evenings special features. Dancing
begun at $3.50 o'clock, lasting until
midnight. Youngberg's Orchestra
furnished music throughout the even
ing.
Hundreds OF visitors crowded Con-
vention Hall throughout the afternoon.
The program opened promptly at :
o'clock TO continue continuously until
$500 Tonlghts program will begin
at Z o'clock and will be continuous
until 10 o'clock. when the evening
dance will open,
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Oakley 10 Oklahoma City this morning
in the latter's plane, to escort Gov
ernor ]. y. A. Robertson 10 Ardmore
late this evening 10 b. present at to-
nights program. No word has been
received definitely stating that Gov
ernor Robertson would make the trip
but IL is expected that he will do So
Among the large number Of out-of-
towns dealers here are Messrs. II. T.
Lewis. branch manager, Oakland Mo-
tor Car Company, Oklahoma City; Il
h. Cairns. factory representative, OAK
land Motor Company; Charles Parks
distributor for Oklahoma, New Mexico
and Panhandle for the stephens Sal
lent Six and Doris cars; Jim Robinett,
factory representative stephens sal
lent Six: Il. II. Thompson, factory rep
resentative O. the Diamond T Truck
Harry conkuright OF the W. c. Nor
ria Motor Company, Oklahoma CITY
n. n. Switzerland, Tulsa, state DIS
trict manager and !. W. Ables, Tulsa
Of the Paige Motor Company; J. A
Gibson. Oklahoma City. with the Es'
sex which made the transconunontaI
record; Il. c. Doss, manager Ford
Company. Oklahoma City; Charles
Chapman and Mr.. Mcdaniel OF The
Cadillac Company. Oklahoma CITY.
Tonight's Program
200 Overture by Orchestra
s,i5 Browns Saxophonc SIX.
7:90 Superlatiye Trio.
$500 Vaudeville.
1880 Dancing.
Friday Afternoon Program
1880 Opening.
i,a0 Overture by Orchestra.
900 Browns Saxophonc SIX In An
mex.
9:so Superlative Trio.
$500 Vaudeville.
$50 1ntermisslon.
Music all the time.