Although there was no TV broadcast to show live scenes to the Arican audience,
Donnie still put on a red carpet show thanks to the live broadcast by the radio station.
Facing this unprecedented situation, both the guests on-site and listeners by their radios were filled with curiosity.
Regardless of the fra of mind that brought people to Atlantic City, they accepted Donnie's invitation and began their walk on the red carpet.
Even without television, there was no shortage of reporters on-site.
"I heard that this ti not only reporters from newspapers across the United States are here, but even those from Europe have co!"
Jessica Dole, dressed in a yellow sequined gown and accented by a string of pearls around her neck, clasped the arm of Donnie, who was in a black tailcoat, as she gracefully waved to the reporters on both sides of the red carpet and quietly asked Donnie her questions.
As the organizer of Miss Arica, Donnie chose to make the first appearance, also setting an example for the other distinguished guests on how to walk the red carpet.
Although there had already been a rehearsal prior!
"That's right," Donnie said with an air of relaxed ease, smiling, "If you perform well on the red carpet, perhaps in a few days, you could be featured in European newspapers."
After all, there's only so much space in the newspapers; it's impossible to feature photos of all 33 Miss Arica contestants on the red carpet, let alone as Jessica Dole wasn't among the top 33.
However, for Jessica Dole, the possibility of such attention was already a delightful prospect.
After striking several poses with Jessica Dole, Donnie led her directly to their destination, the entrance of Block Tavern.
There, the host from Atlantic City Broadcast was already waiting, stopping Donnie and Jessica Dole.
"Mr. Block, Miss Dole, one of you is the founder of Miss Arica, and the other is a highly popular contestant. We are thrilled to have you here today, and I've always had a question for Mr. Block!"
"If you don't ask, I'll never know what your question is!" Donnie said jokingly.
This brought a knowing smile to the faces of those listeners by their radios.
"This Donnie Block is quite witty!"
The host laughed, "I am very eager to know, Mr. Block, how did you co up with the idea to hold a contest like Miss Arica?"
Faced with such a softball question, Donnie still chose to respond with an answer he had given before: the idea ca from wanting to showcase the independence, freedom, and vitality of Arican won.
Though the response was official-sounding, when conveyed through radio for the first ti in such a manner, it still harvested goodwill among Arican won.
The host then asked Jessica Dole, "Miss Dole, although you regretfully didn't make it into the top three for the Atlantic City regional contest, your popularity is indeed very high. So even say it must involve foul play. What are your thoughts about such affection and these comnts?"
"I hear Atlantic City Broadcast belongs to Donnie Block. The supporters must be audacious to dare ask such a question in front of their own boss!"
Listeners in front of their radios expressed surprise upon hearing the host's question.
"What do you know? Since the start of Atlantic City Broadcast, they've claid to be a station of absolute openness, fairness, and impartiality. Besides, Jessica Dole's case did cause quite a stir in Atlantic City. If the host didn't ask this, I'd be the curious one!"
Where there were questions, naturally, there were also answers!
"If Atlantic City Broadcast is really like that, then I'd definitely listen to their programs every day from now on. Way to go!"
Facing a question the host had already privately asked her, Jessica Dole, with a smile and poise, eloquently said, "First, I want to thank everyone who supported and voted for , I love you, God bless you. As for not making it into the top three in the Atlantic City region, I have no hard feelings.
My votes weren't leading by much before the contest started, and I trust that each judge has their own sense of beauty. Not being selected in the end simply ans I did not et the expectations of these judges. I believe that whether you made it to the finals or not, all beauty contestants are always the most beautiful!"
Jessica Dole's response effectively addressed the dia's criticism about potential misconduct in the Miss Arica contest.
After the city contests concluded, various local dia outlets alleged foul play in the event. Although these voices never beca mainstream, they existed nonetheless.
Now that the concerned party has spoken out, both the skeptical newspapers and individuals are likely to quiet down.
It's clear now, as it would be later on, that what they heard was nothing more than an official response!
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