OLYMPIA MOTOR CARNIVAL
OrriOIAL OPENING TO-NIGHT. The Olympia Motor Carnival will b« officially opened, to-night at 8 o'clock in the King Edward Barracks, Cashel street, by the Mayor. Admission can be secured from 6 p.m. It is claimed that this year'a Carat val will easily oolipse either of its predecessors in every way. The briUienqF from the lighting effects will be minified. The decorative aoheme fe described as very fine, and the stands are on a more lavish sca,e JS's ever. String musio will be prorioW by a capable orchestra of 10 njuajouuj* under the conductorship of Mr Albert Willy.ama, and, on certain special jazß mildo wiJl be There will he the usual refreaolww rooms. . Provision hn3 been made for nanaling large crowds of people, it being confidently anticipated that last s«&£* record throngs will be easily f?** 6 ?* 1 thus vear. A flpeciai exit whwn w» been made right in the centre of «» Birracks will prove invaluable in t&is respect. Olympia will continue opM tho whole of next week, the door* oein? open from 10 a.m. till 10 p.m. daily. _^_______
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Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17295, 5 November 1921, Page 10
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