The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-03-22
GREATEST DISPLAY
IN CITY'S HISTORY
LAUNCHED THURSDAY
Three-0ay Affair Is Expected to
Attract Record Crowd to
View Exhibits
STYLE SHOW IS FEATURE
Many Local Women to Model
Gowns; Bathing Beauties
to Stage Parade

to Stage Parade
Bismarck's Greatest Automobile and
Style Show opened Thursday morn
ing Ut the World War Memorial
building with the greatest display Of
motor cars ever shown west Of the
Twin Cities and with more revolu-
tionary changes In style and con-
struction In the cars themselves than
has ever been the case in single
seasons history Of the automobile In
dustry. The show viii end Saturday
night.
The large gymnasium and auditor
ium OF the World War Memorial
building has been beautifully decor
ated for the occasion with wTeaths OF
smilax and vases Of daffodils which
literally smother the room In Q riot
Of color. The booths, which are al
different in color, also are decorated
with lighting schemes which add
much to the general effect.
The cars themselves are shown In
2 variety Of styles and colors. The
new streamlining effects run from the
conservative to the radical. while the
finish. style and upholstering Of the
new models are In many cases start
ling In their change from what has
heretofore been accepted as standard.
The models run from the low priced
to those much higher, though .
striking fact 1t that the cars Of today
cost less than half what relatively In
ferior ones sold for few years ago.
IAN Makes Represented
Several of the cars on display here
this week have come direct from the
Minneapolis Automobile show which
closed last week and new models Of
every make Of Car sold In the Bis
marck territory have been unloeded
this week and placed on exhibition.
In addition to the motor car exhibit
there are numerous booths surround
ing 1t that will attract almost equal
attention. In these are displayed re-
frigerators. radios. accessories, and
electrical devices Of oil kinds and de-
scriptions for the home, and many
other articles.
The style show. which viii furnish
one Of the leading attractions, win
display stunning gowns modelled by
some Of the most beautiful women Of
Bismarck and the parade Of bathing
beauties under colored spotlights Win
add to the sparkle and color Of the
occasion. Five women's stores taking
part in the exhibit are the Rose shop.
Rosen's, ]. G. Penny, Robertsons. and
8. q L. store. The A. W. Lucas COM
pany win not display styles, but viii
stage the bathing beauty contest in
stead. Berseson's will display mems
clothes only.
Many 10 Model Raiment
Following are the models chosen By
the stores:
Robertson's - Jane Byrne. Jessie
Phillips. Mrs. Walter Render. Marion
Koehane, Cora Marie Strauss and
Myrtle Athey.
Rosen's-Mavis Mitchell, Mrs. Nv
ron Bennett, Mrs. Brenna Harvood.
Dorothy Rigler and Jean KRAFT.
Rose Shop Mrs. r. Z. Ehlers. Mrs.
Leslie A. French, Marion Jensen.
Ruth Hintgen and Mrs. 4. B. Nelson.
8. Il L. Company-Irene Brittou.
Nicola Shorty, Clara Bredy. Mrs. Alvin
T. Peterson, Mrs. Philip G. Nelson,
Irene ,Czeczok. Master Darrell Ehr-
mantraut will act Is page for this
showing.
J. G. Penney Company ~ Marion
Peterson, Ruth Christensen, Beatrice
Erickson. Viola Anderson, Kitty GAL
lagher and Irma Barbie.
Lucas Company - Bathing beau-
ties)-Betty Melville. Neva vettel,
Margaret Fox. Margaret Mundy. Ior-
raine Moellring. Marian Isamineer.
Bergeson's - Ann Bergeson, frank
Tod" Potter. Clarence Josliu, Donald
johnson and Bertrum Dunn.
Committees Arc 0nU
The general committee having the
show In charge Is headed By ". 3.
Gilman. chairman: Theodore Guam
rud, B. o. Refvem and Burt Hinney.
Other committees are . follows:
F1nance-Neil q. Churchill, John =.
F1eck. and A. =. Anderson.
Entertainment and Style Show
j. A. Copeltn. Philip Webb and 8. ".
Coewin.
Publicity &C. r. Robsrtson. r. u.
Bergeson. W. 8. Ayres, ana J. u. pa-
Wis.
Booths and space-J. 4. lleck y.
3. Yeater, Theodore ouaurud and =.
Z. Livdahl. !.
Decorations -R. W. Lamsy. =. ].
Meyer, A. e. Wilde and 8. W. erwin
Henry 0ordien win entertain thu
crowd every evening with two per-
fofmances, one beginning ct : o'clock
and the other ct . O'Clock. HIS Ga.
tertainment win consist q . number
Of featS q magic and Illusion. lnter-
sper3od With Z running Linz of hi.
mocoug comment. Ho aleo Vill 81
- announcer for tn style ana auto.
mobtle show. IN
The program for The style ahow 1or
Thursday night win feature Hoeoa
Hr6thers' exhibit at sis onA $1,000
sons at DIS. The bathing beo1fy
parade Of the A. W. Lasoas GeoeD Nm
3 a attraction Of 80 evosy nlehe
q the show.
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