The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-15

JeQ Dy CLASSICAL COlulliIS. NO IOllSSA
does the pit stand out with the sin
gle spotlight Of the show on 1t. The
side sections, as arranged in the
new setting, are as important and
as evident from the entrance as the
central pit itself. The eye sweeps
unobstructed to the far corners and
takes in scores and scores of cars in
one glance.
Dignity Is Given
The fence around the stairs that
flank the pit are no more. The wide
steps lend a dignity to the decorative
treatment and the double aisle
lanking the stairs with the pillars
of Diana unite the vast halls into
one unit. The delightful color scheme
that accentuates the classical and
graceful columns portrays a golden
Diana with an azure background on
each pillar.
These color notes are repeated on
ceiling and walls, and the best fea-
lures of Pompeiian mural pointing
are followed out. The lavish dec
orative scheme IS carried out so
skillfully that it's impression Of SIM
plicity conceals the costly and eX-
pensive work which has kept big
staff of decorators busy since Jan. /.
The employment Of one wide dou-
BILE aisle will greatly add to the en-
joyment and convenience Of the
spectator. No longer do a multi
plicity Of aisles of former shows
confuse the visitor
Once around both sides Of the
great aisle that passes the display
of every exhibitor the visitor knows
he has made the rounds. 1t is easy
then to return to the special ex-
hibits that appeal TO his desires or
his purse.
Assortment Is Great
This exposition, more than any
in recent years, will appeal to the
visitor as fitting return to the first
big idea Of the Automobile Show.
Really, as first planned, the Auto
mobile Show was the yearly big de-
partment store display OF new
models. More than ever, the depart
ment store idea has been carried
out in this display.
Every car that is sold or distrib-
uted in Indianapolis or Indiana is
displayed. More than that, in the
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types and designs that the exhibitor
does not usually display in his show
rooms. Here then are seen not only
the pick of the cars sold in Indiana,
but a better selection than can be
seen at any other time of the year.
Here is the chance to see and
compare brand new competitive
makes and designs practically side
by side. Here is the first chance to
see scores of new cars, brand new
models and types never before seen
in the city or state.
All State Represented
More than any show of recent
years is this a state automobile
show. Dealers from scores of In
diana cities will attend and br lg
their customers who have not had
the advantage Of inspecting the in
flux of new cars, models and types
introduced since the first of the
year.
AS In previous indianapolis shows
the admittance fee is so cents, which
has not been raised in this city in
spite Of the facts that great deal
more money is spent by the Indian
apolis Automobile Trade Association
in staging this show than in any
previous show.
Children under IL, when accom-
panied by elders, are admitted at
half price. The schedule Of hours
Is from II noon to 1920 today. For
Sunday the hours are from p. m.
to 1890 p. m, while during the rest
of the week the show will open at
10 a. m. and close at 1890 p. m.