Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1926-08-20

Invitations have been received by
local retail merchants to be the guests
of the manufacturers and wholesalers
of Cincinnati at the Fall Fashion
Pageant and Market Weeks to be held
there August 16 to %. A large dele
CATION is expected to go from here
to spend at least part If the two
weeks scheduled for the event.
| Announcement has been made by
the committee in charge that the Fall
Fashion Pageant will surpass in every
way the Spring Fashion Show held
last February at the Hotel Gibson
Roof Garden. The Fall Pageant will
be presented at the Cincinnati Zoo
| logical Gardens, famous throughout
the world for its natural beauty and
its cool temperature, even during the
hottest summer days. 1t will be an
ideal opportunity to combine the
transaction of necessary business with
delightful pleasure.
Our retail merchants have always
enjoyed the reputation Of carrying the
latest styles and complete stocks Of
every kind of merchandise. This
event In Cincinnati will afford them
an opportunity Of enjoying the In
teresting program arranged while Sc
lecting their fall and winter goods
aid preparing to fill the needs Of their
customers.
Judging by the program announced,
no Broadway revue was ever present
ed with a greater array Of frst-class
talent than that planned for the en-
tertainment of visiting merchants at
the Cincinnati Pageant. In more than
one instance 1t will be an opportunity
to see and hear artists who seldom
appear outside the great metropolitan
centers 1t will be a perfectly balanc-
ed presentation of song, dance and
comedy interspersed with the showing
of new fall styles for women and
children on 40 beautiful models, that
would cause an admission charge of
several dollars at any theater, but 1t
Is being presented by the manufac-
turers and wholesalers of Cincinnati
without cost to visiting retailers.
Famous Entertainers Engaged.
Included In this de luxe perform
ance will be Irene Pavloska, a we'll
known member of the Chicago Grand
Opera Company, who consented to
cut short her vacation and European
tour to I'LL this engagement. Another
will be Charles Carver, a commanding
singer with pleasing personality and
voice endowments second to none.
During the past season Mr.. Carver
has been featured in leading role
In the popular light opera, 1.-THE
vagabond King" which has played
all year to crowded houses on Broad
way and 1t was only through very
fortunate circumstances that he was
secured for this event as the show
will continue In New York for an in
definite period. Mr.. Carver will ap-
Jear in the costumes Of the opera,
singing several of its beautiful songs.
Tina and Bell, one of the foremost
dance teams of the world, will 90
direct to Cincinnati from a famous
amusement palace of New York City.
Although this team is exceptionally
good in all the dance movements, 1t
Is In the Spanish that they are proving
supreme. Their attractive appear
ance. coupled with appropriate and
striking costumes, have aided greatly
In reaching the position they now
occupy In the world of dance. Both
are excellent singers and players of
several musical instruments.
The soft southern voice OF Miss
Marjorie Lanpkin of Clarksdale, Miss,
singing the sweet melodies of the
Southland to the accompaniment of
the banjo will be an interesting fea-
ture. Miss Lampkin Is one of the
foremost exponents of Southern mu-
sic and has been heard by millions
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