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Show State Fair To Present World's Fair Featured Attraction Utahns v.siting the state's big annual exposition September 14-21 14-21 the S:ate Fair will have an j opportunity of seeing what was rated as the second largest at-todance at-todance diawing attraction at the New York World's fair. George S. McAllister, a director and treasurer of the Utah State fair association, who was in charge of the Beehive state exhibit ex-hibit at the World's fair throughout through-out its 1939 season, brought back word of the tremendous interest created there by the television ' show, and urged its inclusion in ' the state :'air's list of attractions. I The Ratio Corporation of Am- j erica. teIeision exhibitors in Xew j (Continued on page five) State Fair Presents (Continued from first pa gel York, and KDYL, its Salt Lake City representative, were approch-ed approch-ed relative to showing this latest of scientific achievements at the Utah state fair. Their cooperation was secured and now a great television tele-vision show is assured for the Utah exposition. At the fair, visitors and many exhibits will be televised and the pictures shown on receiving sots. Each picture shown after the making in the television studio in the Manufacturers' building on the fair-grounds will bo about two feet by eighteen inches, the largest yet produced. All demonstrations will be public and free to every fair visitor. |
