The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-30
MANY FEATURES
 WILL BE SEEN
 AT AUTO SHOW
Motordom's Latest Gre ations To Be On Ex-
 hibit Here ~
EXCLUSIVE SHOWING MANY NEW MODELS
Entertainment Program Arranged For Visit ,
 ors To City

The Dlxle AutoiuophS o Monday afternoon at the 'auditorium+
 Presented by the Birmingham Motor association as the first cooperative, Dig scale motor exposition to be held ln Blr- mingfam, it promises to De show that will reflect credit on its originators and on Birmingham. No details has been overlooked in preparing for the event. It will have instructive and entertaining features that will bid for the interest or the car owner, the prospective car own. CT and even the non mOtorist.
 In the first place. there will be the first formal. showing of fifty types of motor cars---all 1925 models and great many of them sent direct from the factory for first exclusie presentation. Cut-out. chasses, exhibition motors, spe- cial pe;nt jobs and many other features seen at the big national automobile shows have been secured for the Bir- raingham exhibition.
 In the motor accessories division of the show there will be some thirty ex- hibits devoted to the display of every thing new in the accessory line, and many of these exhibits came straight from .he Chicago exposition of the Ma tional Automotive Equipment associa- ton.
 Radio Display
 Another feature fo the accessories di- vision will be displays of radio equip ment, offered in connection with the automobile show by automOtive dealers who also handle raido supplies. These booths will be of particular interest to raido enthusiasts in that they will re- fleet the np-to-date changes in equip nlcnt. .,
 Every exhibit promises something in teresting and instructive, but to add to the entirement possibilities of the show the management has secured q series of amusement features. which will be of fered afternoon and. evening during the course of the show. Chief among these are tue Royal. Scots quartet and Nappi's orchestra. = IT
 The Royal Scots, well-kn0wn in the atrical circles i'll this country and in Europe, present an exhibition of Scot tish songs. dances, bag-pipirg and drum ming that is said to be especially adapt cd for presentation at the auditorium. The act is presented in full kilt and tartan costume, and consists of vocal solos, speciality dancing, piping and fancy drumming.
 Jack Deans who heads the quartet, Is widely known in Scotland and Eng land for his association with Harry Lauder, with whom he toured for eight years, He sings all the Lauder favoritcs, including the ''Wee Doch an Doris" :" and many other songs, old ballads and comedy songs of Scotland. His waltz clog, "Nfa Wee Lassie." and his comedy song and recitation, T Belong to Glns. gow," are favorites with his audiences Mir. Deans will sing request numbers for any in the automobile show audi ehces who wish to hear familiar Scot. 'tish songs not in his program.
 Others in tile Royal Scouts quartet include Mabel Heath, who is said to be 'ne of the best Highland Fling dancers who have appeared on the American stage: William Heath, expert piper, and Ross Heath, double stick drummer.
 .. Nappi To Play <. 4,
 Nappi's orchestra, which has been engaged to furnish the official music for the automohile show, is headed by Will ham Nappi, rBirItsingham musician who won fame las. season through his con nection with the fashionable Congress hotel orchestra in Chicago and his Orpheum vaudeville engagements as soloist for Clyde Doore's orchestra, Nappi and his orchestra will furnish continuous afternoon and evening at the automobile show, playing solos and ensemble numbers.
 There will be various other entertain ment eatures which will be announced from time to time in the course of the show.
 Free souvenirs will be distributed at many of the automobile and accessories booths, and every exhibit, 1t is promised, will be worth while Inspecting. The whole show has been planned as an edu- eative and instructive exhibition, with the i'leas 4hat every car owner who visits 1t will know more about his car and all other cars-after he has seen the exhibits.
 The following are exhibitors in tho motor ear section of the show:
 Bissell Motor O.. Rec; BrownelI Auto company, Dodge Crawfords Auto Shop, Ford :; Cruse- Crawfor Manufac- turing company, Studebaker; Willys- Overland; Detroit Motor Car company, Paige and Jewett; Drennen Motor com I.any, Cadillac and Buick; Edwards Motor company, Chevrolet; McCarty- Greene Motor company, Chandler; Me Cormack Bros. Motor company, Pierce Arrow and Nash; Newman Johnson Motor company, OldsmObiles; Packard
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