Trade Show Displays - Trade Show's Blog – June 2011 Archive (3)

Trade Show Exhibits Fit for a King- Part I

If you have not seen the Oscar winning movie, The King’s SPEECH, do so. It is an exceptionally well done film with superb acting. In light of the recent royal wedding, it was all the more interesting as it was beneficial in clarifying the lineage of the royal family and the Queen’s place in such. The opening scene returns us to the 1938 Empire Exhibition where, the then Duke of York , played by Oscar winner Colin Firth, is waiting in the wings to deliver the…

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Added by Trade Show Displays - Trade Show on June 20, 2011 at 7:29am — No Comments

Trade Show Exhibits Fit for a King – Part II

Initially, I searched the internet for actual videos of the opening ceremonies of the Empire Exhibition of 1938, to compare against the scene of such portrayed in THE KING’S SPEECH. The movie does not show the Duke of York’s entire speech; it only reconstructs the difficulty he had delivering such due to his speech impediment. Dictating the speech, I felt need to share some of King George VI’s words with fellow Americans as we struggle to keep our economy…

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Added by Trade Show Displays - Trade Show on June 16, 2011 at 3:21am — No Comments

Successful Staffing of Trade Show Booths

By definition, a booth of any type usually denotes a structure -whether temporary or permanent- for the purpose of vending something. Food booths at a fair; toll versions on highways; and the ticket box office at a concert, all dispense something to the consumer in exchange for currency of some type. Trade show booths are analogous to the aforementioned, in that the objective is to provide information about a product or service to potential…

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Added by Trade Show Displays - Trade Show on June 3, 2011 at 8:24am — No Comments