The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-04-01
EXHIBITS EMbODY
UP .TO.THE minute
auto DEVELOPMENTS
Hundreds Are Expected to
Saunter Through Great Hall
During Exposition
WILL END SATURDAY NIGHT
Doors Thrown Open to Public
Friday Morning; Enter.
tainment Featured
WILL END SATURDAY NIGHT

~ S"SAdS VI motOToom, embody-
ing up-to-the-minute DEVELOPMENTS in
mechanical engineering and the last
WORD IN automotive grace, were On
display in the World War Memoria,
building here Friday as the two-dav
annual Bismarck Auto Show opened.
Hundreds Of Bismarck and Misso,,ri
Slope motor fans were expected to
saunter through the huge auditorium
70 make first-hand examinations Of
the proud and beautiful machines.
dressed up In their best for the ONLY
auto show In North Dakota this wear.
The show officially opened at 10 a.
m. and will continue las long "A the
fans want to stay" Saturday night, ac-
cording to Theodore Quanrud, in gen
eral charge Of the exhibition,
passenger models of all makes NJ
cars sold in Bismarck were on display
IN the main auditorium. In the rvm-
nasium (basement) were the st,,rdv
Trucks. A merchandise display also
was set up IN the building in connec-
ton with the show.
Entertainment IL Feature
One Of the features of this wears
show, an entertainment program. win
begin In the auditorium at 7:30 O'CLOCK
each evening. The program has been
arranged as follows:
Three O'Clock Dance"-Ann Der.
geson, 7:30 o'clock.
Acrobatic toe dance-Audrey wald.
schmidt, 1880.
Captain Asbesto Nire-eating act)-
g o'clock.
Masked musician, $50.
Al Ward and his dancing doll Zee.
centric buck and wing Dances. $3.50.
Bathing beauty parade DOROTHY
Barneck, Ruth Callahan, Margaret
Mundy, Bernice Ulmer, Lila Olson.
Helen Nicholson. Betty LIGHTHOUSE
Marian Jensen, and Jeanne Kraft
8:45.
Style show Neota Hartke, Winni-
fred Dohn. Helen Nicholson, Betty
LIGHTHOUSE. Marian Jensen, and
Jeanne Kraft)-8:45.
Whistling solo-Mrs. George e. Ma
roney. $3.50.
Music by Bismarck Indian School
glee club-9:30.
Gowns to be exhibited In the style
show will be presented by A. w. Lucas
company: Sarah Gold Shop; Robert
sons and Rose Shop.
In connection with the show a talk
ing moving picture is to be shown ir.
the dining room of the Memorial
building by Quanrud. Brink and Rel
bold. and Corwin-C Churchill Motors.
Inc.
Three moving pictures, one an all
talkie, are being shown at the Bis
marck Tribune BOOTH The all-talkie.
featuring Louis Schneider. 1881 Amer
lean auto racing champion, is entitl-
ed Endless Channels" Another film
deals with the Hoover dam.
Elaborately Decorated
The main auditorium was elabor-
ately decorated for the occasion. Two
thousand fresh cut tulips and daffo-
dis, together with baskets OF huckle-
berry branches, were used to dress I'D
the main floor. The walls and bal
comics are festooned with Georgia
smilax and the ceiling is q sky Of
flags.
Concerts by the Bismarck high
SCHOOL DdnQ were on the afternoon
programs while Sammy Kontos' band
will play during the evenings.
A stage for the entertainment pro-
gram has been erected In the main
auditorium and the style show and
bathing beauty parade will be staged
on an elevated runway.
The show is sponsored by the Bis
marck Automobile Dealers associa-
ton. Committees In charge Of prep
arations included:
Finance-N. o. Churchill, r. M. Da-
Wis and John Feck.
Advertising-M. B. Gilman and +.
M. Davis.
Decorations-S. w. Corwin, George
E. Maroney and A. G. Wilde.
Entertainment-Fred A. Copelin, w.
A. Sather and John Flick.
Floor layout - Jack Fleck, e. q.
Rose, and r. A. Mason.
Local business firms participating
in the merchants display in connec-
ton with the show include Quanrud.
Brink and Reibold, Grant-Dadey
company, Corwin- Churchill Motors,
Inc, Bismarck Tribune, Hoskins-Me
er. Modern Machine Works, Webb
Brothers, o. H. Will and company,
North Dakota Power and Light COM
pany; Montana Dakota Power COM
pany, II. G. Hanson Insurance Agency,
and MarcOVitZ Grocery