The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-08-30
Hotels Have
Important
Pageant Part
Director General Nichols Says
Each Young Woman Is
Worthy of the Best--Sup-
ported by Hotelmen
IN STYLE OF
REAL PRINCESS
Finest Hotel Suites in the
World Placed at Disposal of
Visiting Contestants


For week the American Beau
ties, selected to represent their cit
les and states in the Beauty Tonr-
nament, need envy no Fairy Prin-
cess-few real princesses have been
entertained in more royal style.
Magnificent suites in nearly a
score of the greatest resort hotels
in the world, worth in the aggre-
gate $30,000,000, will be placed at
their disposal Tuesday next, when
the entrants in the National Beau
ty Tournament of the Atlantic City
Pageant arrive in the famous re-
sort prepared to compete for the
title of Miss America, 1927"
Committee Pleased.
1T is a source of great satisfac-
ton to me and to the members of
the Chamber of Commerce and the
Pageant Committee" says Director
General Nichols, that we always
have been able to tender to the
American Beauties who come to
Atlantic City for the Pageant the
finest accommodations in what we
know to be the finest resort hotels
ever conceived or constructed.
I'VE consider each young woman
worthy of our very best, which
means the best in the world"
Hotels and Their Appointments.
Some American Beauty may have
the honor of occupying the Royal
Suite prepared for a Queen. For
the Hotel Ambassador, which was
among those of several Atlantic
City hotels to tender entire floors
to Queen Marie Of Roumania, when
that famed ruler planned to touch
this resort during her American
tour several months ago, is one of
the hotels which has set aside
suites.
The magnificent Traymore Hotel.
worldfamous hosiery which has
housed Presidents, Governors and
others of the great, will entertain
beauties. Chalfonte- Haddon Hall
and the Dennis, famed for their ell
egance of appointments and fire.
quently counting the noted leaders
of statecraft, finance and business
among their patrons, will have
their share of the queens.
The Hotel Brighton, for years
the abode of Chauncey M. Depew
during his Atlantic City visits; the
Hotel Strand, another world-famous
beachfront hotel; the Hotel Sea-
side, home of Station WHAR, the
only resort hotel broadcasting sta
ton in America; the Ritz Carlton,
one of the great chain of Ritz hos
telries which encircle the globe;
the Breakers and the Royal Palace,
where fortunate American Beauties
who may be made their guests for
the Pageant may overlook from
their rooms and suites both the
rolling, ocean and the Inlet road
stead yachting fleets; are included
among the hotels on the list.
Perhaps some one of Americas
most beautiful maids may occupy
the suite in which Fanny Hurst
makes her stay during her frequent
visits to the Hotel Shelburne; an
other of the towering beachfront
hotels much affected by the visit
ing notables in the smart circles
of stage, screen and fiction is the
Hotel Knickerbocker. Two other
hotels to which Beauties will be
assigned at the st. Charles and the
iiOtCi ohCioCd, DOlll HIGH
ong the Atlantic City beachfront
hostelries.
Take Active Interest.
I'VE take pride also in the fact,
says Director General Nichols,
that the owners of these palatial
hotels of the Atlantic City beach
front evince such active interest in
the matter of assuring the visiting
American Beauties the utmost in
pleasure during their Pageant So
journing in Atlantic City. No bet
ter answer to the critical attitude
taken by some who fail to differ
entiate between the ordinary beau
ty show and the great American
RaqntV TOurua mani ran ha made