Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
HUNDREDS THRONG
/. AUTOMOBILE SHOW
At. .GRAYS' ARMORY
No Expense E.as Been Spared
in Preparations to Make 1t
Biggest Ono Yet.
LORILLARD SEXTET IS
ATTRACTING ATTENTION
Excellent Programs Arranged
by Musicians for Every
Day Of Week
ROWS POINT THE WAY
Practically Every CIR Was Made
Especially for ENhibition-Iub-
lie Is Well Pleased.
lORlllARD SEXTET Is
ATTRACTING ATTENTION
ARROWS POINT THE WAY
Practically Every Car Was Made
Especially for ENhibition-pub-
lie Is Well Pleased.

Hundreds went to Grays hrmory
las. night to attend the second day
Of tho sixth annual show Of the
Richmond Automotivc Association.
which opened what Is believed viii
be tho most successful week in the
history o. automobile shows in Rich
noud at noon yesterday. 80 expense
has been spared TO pu; the show over
IN fine style. and a number Of promi-
peut New York artists have been en-
Saged for the week
MI attractions for the show had
arrived las, night aud a full program
Vas given 10 q surprisingly large
audience considering m" incleruency
Of the weather and other drawbacks.
Dancing after 9 80 was on. Of thc
stellar features ~ th" evening. tho
balconies being utilized and spccial
international Orchestra. furnishing
excellent music
Lor,Iinrd sr,trt Sings.
ono II the feature, Of the evening
was tho Lorillard ScNtct. which saug
The Old Oakcu Bucket" sweet
hd"line Nobody Knows What
Troubled Ne" ana who were en-
chorcd several times.
Tonight they Will feature Rocked
In the Cradle OF the Deep Roll
, Jordan. Roll" and "HYaen."
Announcement was also made yes
kcrday tha, This talented company
III sing tomorrow night, and will
:er Suzanne Rlver." Il Couldn't
Nobody Pray" and swing Low,
re. Chariot"
thursday The sc>,r; Is scheduled
. sing; III Sometime. why Not
:" Don't You Know That I Love
T. and Father Gunner" Saturday
~ they VIII sing: Down Where
Magnolia Blossoms Grow"
.rrows pointing 20 Ia. armory
ON every street corner yesterday
1 ',ined pedestrians that the biggest
vent OF autpdom FOR III. ycar was
under way. Crowds were srant yes
tordav afternoon. because INC cx-
hibi;ion had not gotten under way
as yct. nut last night large numbers
Of RichmonGors turned ont and the
evening was more than Il success.
,ind- for Show.
Practically every car on the foor
was made especially for the SHOW.
lion showed in every exhibit. Never
before have Richmond dealers at
tempted anything nearly as clabo-
rat. as tho auto SHOW.
Special firenicn were stationed in
the hall at ali times To guard against
any scmbancc OF danger which
might appear and 10 warn any one
from blocking in any way the exits
To tho building. Special police pro-
lection was also furnished the OK
hihitors and the public visiting tho
hall. and no reports were received
last night o: any losses whatever
Nj automobile dealers were being
admitted TO the SHOW free OF charge
yesterday. aud it was announced
ihdt this practice viii br continued
during tho week
Public Welt Pleased.
seldom has the public enjoyed any
thing moro than the singing a, the
show. Harry Boyleston. in charge of
this par; OF the program. furnished
excellent numbers we'll presented.
The work OF th- Mozar, Trio was
especially good and solos by Miss
Kathleen Kirkwooa lvcy, Thomas
McGranau. Miss Harriet Reyes and
Miss Mia Limhack brought much APP
plause from the audience.
Tho orchestra WAS also Il ro;ablc
company. under tho leadership Of c..
II. Harris. organizer and manager.
who has been in the musical field for
the past twelve years i!c played in
NV rori, Tor two years. and was
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