The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-04


building, the site Of the old Fair.
mont armory, from Tuesday to
Saturday inclusive, are marking
time nov, awaiting the opening
next Tuesday.
Practically all the details for the
annual event have been worked out
and II Is anticipated that it will be
greater success in every way
than the one held last year ana
which was considered one of thu
best things Of its kind ever hcll
ii The state.
There will be 10 spaces at the
show reserved for display Of au-
tonobiles while there will be 10
spaces given over to accessories,
making % spaces inlall.
Following are the list of spaces
Reserved for auto dealers at the
show:
Packard.
Snider Motor ompany-Dodge
Faifinont Motor Car company
WHY'S knight and Overland.
Allied Motors, Inc. -Durant,
Peerless, velie.
William Michaels-Iludson and
Essex.
Fatrmont- Oakland Sales COM
pany Oakland,
Engineering and Equipment
company Cadillac.
Hamilton Garage ollsmobile.
Leonard and Nutter-Stude-
Moray Auto Sales company
Liberty Garage-chandle and
Cleveland
Paige Motor Car company
Paige,
Three members of the assacia.
ton were unable to get space in
the show, but will have displays
IN their windows. They arc Hart
ley Motor company, handling the
Lincoln; a, II. HunSaker, handling
the bort, and the Fairmont-navis
company, handing the Davis.
Ibis expected that there will be
i lsrge attendance every day Of
the show Itwas, said by those in
charge today that children under
~ years Of age will be admitted
free to The show when accompanied
BY their parents,
The Pittsburgh Decorating COM
pany Is III charge Of the decorat-
ing Of the former armory building
for the event, and the concern
promises to make the interior Of
the building the most attractive
place 5,inSthc city during the dura-
lion Of the show.
There will be some special.entor.
tainnlent features Of the show,
which will be well worth while for
allswho attend. On the first night
. Of the exhibition, the Moose band
viii give aSconcert, This local
musical organization is one of the
best in the state, and will give
program that will meet the ap.
provaltof every music lover in the
city, 1t is claimed.
During the last four days Of the
show, there will be a combined en-.
tertainment furnished by the Lib.
erty Review company and the
DaTis-Hartner, orchestra, under the
direction Of Clarence A. Davies.
Mr.. Davis has had charge Of the
music at the Pittsburgh automo.
bilesshow for several years and his
orchestra is composed Of the very
best talent available.
The Liberty Review is composed
OF six young women who present a
program Of songs and feature
dancing. Five Of the young ladies'
are yocalists and the sixth pro-
miet dancer.
The singers in the troupe are
Miss Marjorie Barrett, Miss Olga
Mundy; Miss Bonnie Preston, Miss
Nellie Dixon and Miss Eleanor
Savage. Each Of these young
ladies are artists and have appear
ed at all the leading affairs
throughout the country. Miss
GLADYS Yates is styled the dancer
dc luxe, and her dancing numbers
are the very best it is said. Her
costumes are the very latest i'm.
portations.
Miss Eleanor Savage, one of the
members Of the Liberty Revue is
conceded to be the best >contralto
appearing in popular song hits.
Miss Savage Is q beautiful girl and
hen voice Is exceptionally strong,
Is We'll as most pleasing. Miss
Nellie Dixon, another member of
the Revue is a soprano of unusual
range. She presents a repertoire
81 the very latest song hits in a
manner most satisfactory,
Miss Olga Mupdy Is styled the
lrena Franklin of the Revue on
account Of her close Resemblance
70 Mss Franklin and her manner
Of PRESENTING her song hits. Miss
Mundy presents a number Of Miss
kranklins latest hits. Miss Bon.
ME PRESTON and Miss Marjorie
Barrett are called the peep girls,
IS they are full Of pep and action
every minute, They put over char.
aeter md rag numbers in a man.
ner most satisfying. These five
young ladies are.all beautiful girls.
and theif work is bound to be the
biggest hit ever registered in Fair.
mont
The combined attraction Of the
paHles-H artner orchestra and the
Liberty Revuesis expected to be a
big attraction. It will be equiva.
lent TO Q tfrst class vaudeville
show Miss Gladys Yates, the
dancer deluxe, who is the dane
ing feature Of the Liberty Revue,
has been pronounced by the very
best critics to be one Of the most