The Sentinel=record., 1911-06-27
PASSING ! l!SSSS!NG OF THE
 LAST 0F THE GRAY GRAY
CONFEDERATE VETERANS ON RAoE ONCE
 MORE.
Moving Pictures of the Living Ones Who Fought for the Old South as
 They Are Seen Today.

Thanks to the enterprise, patriot ism and art of The Southern His torical Views Company, and voiced In a pictorial sense by The Industrial Moving Picture Company, of Chicago. .he people of this city and vtcinit,. will soon have chance to see the moving tableauxvivant of the alto gether touching an1 brilliant plrade or the last reunion Df Confederate Veterans and Sons. lacey held at Lit tie Rock This and many other snb- jects of interest dear to every true Southerner have been collected by the organizations named, with the adjuncts of typical and delicious mu- sic from splendid quartette for presentation throughout the South James s. Hutton, of an old Southern family, has charge of the interests of the Southern Historical Views Com pany and Mir. Watterson R. Roth acker, of Kentucky and Virginia an cestry. namesake of Colonel Henry Watterson, of Louisville, is the pro moter of the. industrial Moving Pic ture Company, and the whole Is in- aorsed by all the organizations as- sociated with tha Confederate Veter. ans, whica. of course, includes it's real vital force, the Daughters o; the Confeseracy.
 The Sc ncs which are to be pse scented with appropriat. music and al- oquent description by Co onel Vii liam Lghtfoot visscner, poet and journals. of note, will legin with the rich and beautiful decorations of the city of Little Rock, preparatory to the reception of the latest reunion of the veterans. Then will come the unveiling. of the monument to the Capitol Guards, of Little Rock. Fol lowing this will be scenes of the as- sembling of the different organiza- tions of veterans along the route of the parade Then the start of the parade. the grand marshal and stan, Forests invincible Cavalry, the Ala bama Yallerhammers. Tennessee, Texas, Mississippi, Louisiana. vir- ginia and other divisions. The bands of music, the living old negro ser wants of President Davis and of Ge-- eral Stonewall Jackson. who were singing "Massa's In The Cold, Cold Ground, the reception of the veterans by the chiliren at the City Park are but a few of the principal features.
 Then come near views of Camp Shaver where were encamped nearly seventeen thousand of the defenders of the Stars and Bars, showing the tents, camp-fires and all the access sories of the temporary home of the gallant old heroes. The next picture will be one of the most remarkable that the wondrous art of moving pie ture making has ever accomplished. When the band played Dixie" ths veterans were so moved with enthu- siasm that they threw their hats in the air and in every conceivable way eyinced thel. deep love and feeling for the cause for witch they had so glorlously fought. Every minute of this wonderful scene is presented just as it occurred and it is one of the most touching and inspiring features of presentation that IS thrilling and entrancing beyond description.
 Then follows a reproduction of the vaudeville entertainment that was given as compliment to the veterans and there Is the drill of tue Confederate Grays, of Fort Worth. Texas. the oldest drilling organiza~ tion in the country. The receptions to the outgoing and incoming officials of the Confederate Veterans follow, scene of the most charming South ern hospitality :. A birJs-eye-yiew of Little Rock. showing Camp Shaver and the adjoining country comes next and tien folkws the last scene. pie turesque. pathetic and patriotic. The cemeteries of eonfederates and fed erals are shown. adjoining. separated only by a low stone wall. Above this wall flies the flag of the reunited re- public, blown by the balmy breezes
 of peace. An officer from each army Is seen approaching; they clasp
 hands across the wall and then with
 drawn swords salute the flag and lay
 their weapons down at the foot oi
 old glory.
 In this series of moving pictures all that intelligence, patriotism and lofty sentiment could conceive was
 materialized by the best skill that
 capital could buy. Ut is an entertain t-. xh.& hoo m troco of GacffOna