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ELECTRONICS & MUSIC
CONSUMER ELECTRONICS SHOW
(WINTER)
Jack Wayman, Staff Vice President
331 Madison Avenue, New York, New York
10017
Winter Consumer Electronics Show where dist-
ributors, representatives and manufacturers
from every state and over thirty foreign coun-
tries will attend trade show exclusively for
consumer electronic products.
1975— January 6-8 Conrad Hilton
1976— January 5-7 Conrad Hilton
Est. Attend.—18,000; Space—30,000 sq. ft.
CONSUMER ELECTRONICS SHOW
Jack Wayman, Staff Vice President
331 Madison Avenue, New York, New York
10017
Annual Consumer Electronics Show where ov-
er 28,000 retailers, distributors, representatives
and manufactures from every state and over
thirty foreign countries will attend the world's
largest trade show exclusively for consumer
electronic products.
1975— June 1-4 McCormick Place
1976— June 13-16 McCormick Place
Est. Attend. — 30,000; Space—230.000 sq. ft.
Exhib. — 325
INDEPENDENT HOUSEWARES-HOME
ENTERTAINMENT SHOW
Mr. Larry Karel, President
2373 Collins Avenue, Suite 109
Miami Beach, Florida 33139
Home entertainment products and housewares
are exhibited by manufacturers. Attendance
limited to buyers.
1975— January 11-15 Conrad Hilton
1975i—July 12-16 Conrad Hilton
1976— January 10-14 Conrad Hilton
1976—July 10-14 Conrad Hilton
Est. Attend. — 15,000; Space—30,000 sq. ft.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MUSIC
MERCHANTS
Mr. William R. Gard, Exectutive Vice
President
222 West Adams, Chicago, Illinois 60606
All musical instruments, from musical toys and
records, hi-fis, stereos, radios, band and orc-
hestra instruments, pianos, organs and all musi-
cal merchandise and supplies applicable to the
industry will be exhibited.
1975— June 21-24 McCormick Place
1976— June 26-29 McCormick Place
Est. Attend.—15,000; Space—150,000 sq. ft.;
Exhib.400
FOOD & BEVERAGE
NATIONAL EXPOSITION OF FOOD
PROCESSORS —
Jointly sponsored by the Food Processing
Machinery and Supplies Association and the
National Canners Association
W. D. Lewis, Executive Secretary
7758 Wisconsin Avenue, N.W.
Washington, D. C. 20014
Presenting canning, freezing and food process-
ing principles and machinery.
1975—January 26-29 McCormick Place
Est. Attend.—8.000; Space—100,000 sq. ft.;
Exhib. — 150
NATIONAL RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION
Mr. Mason Seglin
1530 North Lake Shore Drive
Ohicago, Illinois 60610
Exhibitors are engaged in supplying food, equ-
ipment services to the food service and lodging
industries.
1975— May 17-21 McCormick Place
1976— May 22-26 McCormick Place
Est. Attend.—85.000; Space—335,000 sq. ft.;
Exhib.—860
FOOTWEAR
NATIONAL SHOE FAIR OF AMERICA
Maxwell Field, Liaison Officer
1611 North Kent Street
Arlington, Virginia 22209
All types of footwear, supplies, handbags and
give aways will be exhibited.
1975— March 9-11 McCormick Place
1976— March—7-9 McCormick Place
Est. Attend/—12,000; Space—160.000 sq. ft.
Exhib,—1.000
HOME FURNISHINGS & GIFTS
CHICAGO GIFT SHOW
William E. Little
220 Fifth Avenue
New York, New York 10001
Exhibits of china, glassware, decorative house-
wares, gift wraps, wooden wares, lamps, flat-
wares and paper goods plus gift and decorative
accessories.
1975—January 26-31 McCormick Place
1975— July 27-31 and
1976— February 8-13 Palmer House
1976—July 25-30
Est. Attend.-—-15,000; Space—180,000 sq. ft.;
Exhib.—766
INTERNATIONAL WINTER HOME
FURNISHINGS MARKET
Emmett Dineen, Promotion Manager
Merchandise Mart
Ohicago, Illinois 60654
and
James M. Fitzgerald, Vice President
and Director of Marketing
American Furniture Mart Corporation
666 North Lake Shore Drive
C'hicago, Illinois 60611
Furniture, lamps, bedding, giftwares, home
furnishing fabrics, floor coverings and house-
hold appliances will be eXhibited.
1975— January 5-10 Merchandise Mart and
1976— January 4-9 American Furniture Mart
Est. Attend.—40,000; Space—1,000,000 sq. ft.;
Exhib,—2,000
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