Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-23
PEACEPAGEANT
TO BE GIVEN
NEXT SATURDAY

| Picturesque in plot, characters anC
setting will be the great Pageant Of
Peace to be given Saturday morning
at 10 O'Clock on Alexander field, Puma
hou. The pageant is under the aus
pces of The Friend -
The pageant was written by James
| A. Wilder Of Honolulu. Its outline as
/ it will be given Saturday Is as fol
lows:
oRAMATIs PERSONAL. -
Peace, Miss u. Nelson.
Attendants OF Peace abundance
Industry, ContentmenO, Pupils from
the Normal School.
War, Mr.. Clifton Tracy
Attendants of War Famine. Pesti
lence, Horror, Pupils from the Nor.
, NAL School
Columbia. Miss Anne Van Schaick
Britannia, Miss Ethel Damon.
Arbitration, Miss lucille Aflague.
Many Spectator Nations.
Uncle Sam, Mr.. K. C. Bryan.
John Bull, Mr.. C. G. Bockus.
Sachem and Canadian Chief.
The two Celebrating Nations, with
their Heroes of Peace: ...., ~..~
American Procession-Flower girls,
Columbia and Jonathan. Judges, Fire
men, Missionaries. Ball Teams, Col
lege Men. Campfire Girls. Pioneer
Girls. Indians, Cowboys, etc. ...1
British Processioh-Flower Girls,
Britannia and John Bull, Naval Band,
Salvation Army, Rugby, Indian Prin-
ces, Boy Scouts Indian Polo Team,
etc. .- ..
..... SETTING. ....
At the entrance gate, mute repre-
sentation of Wars Chamber of Hor-
rors" is suggested by soldiers lying
wounded and dying, on the field OF
battle; n hint, Also of the desolate
lot of afflicted womanhood. ...~. .. D..
At the far end of the field, in pa
geant and in drama will be seen the
Bright Reign Of Peace
PART -I.-sALUThTloN TO THE
PRINCE OF PEACE.
Bugle Call. Attention! Recession
al. 49, ..=s.-. ..,.. c.-, -,,-.sss..
Lord God Of Hosts. be with us yet.
Lest We forget, lest We forge"
BY the Royal Hawaiian Band.
During the playing OF the Recession
al 1t would be appropriate If the whole
assemblage would stand. with heads
uncovered and eyes directed toward
the crest of Rocky Hill, where, for
one moment, against the radiant back
ground of the sky. the great Peace
Monument, THE CHRIST OF THE
A NITlIrC Mil Ia r,,oooof al II, IivinC
outline by one whose name is with
held. -c. s...-
In commemoration the. 100 years of
Deace between Great Britain and the
United States, inaugurated by the
Treaty of Client. which was signed on
December "a, 1914. and ratified on
February II, 1915, it is especially fit
ting to quote the words inscribed by
two South American nations on that
remarkable monument on the summit
of the Andes: H.. =
Sooner shall these mountains crum.
Bile into dust than Argentines and
Chileans break the peace to which
they have pledged. themselves at the
feet OF Christ the Redeemer."
PART H.--PRocESSIoN or THE
SPECTATOR NATIONS.
The Nations Of the World, represent.
ed by 1000 young people, coming into
view as If born Of the soil, form into a
procession on Rocky Hill and come
winding down to their place as spec,
tators, thus forming bright and liY.
ing background to the drama, while
the American and British professions
come into the foreground to celebrate,
In the presence of Peace, the 100 years
during which, without fort or a gun
on the 5000 miles Of boundary line be-
tween the. United States and Canada.
Great Britain and America have liv-
ed side by side IN the security and
blessings of peace .-....=-s.. .*..-.. .. =.
w.. PART lII-THE DRAMA. ~ Il
Seeing the Nations coming together
for the praise of Peace, and resenting
this intrusion into his proud domain,
War, with his grim attendants. comes.
stalking through the field. The Ma
tions. wishing for war to cease, raise
the song, "Tenting Tonight" when, TO-
in comes Peace herself, with her at.
tendants. War, following on behind,
ID TSUdh0u Dy T6dC6, sDuL lu6iSlSHIiy
follows, arguing the Nations need of
him. Peace in reply points to the rep
resentatiyes of England and Ameri-
ca, who are even now upon their way
to celebrate her trinmphs.
Trumpets now herald the coming of
Columbia, Uncle Sam and the Ameri.
can Possessions.
Chorus, Hail Columbia" Kameha-
meha Schools.
Columbia and Uncle Sam are intro
duced.
Chorus. Columbia, the Gem of the
Ocean," Punahou School. :&7e==
Peace welcomes her guests and
War, out of his element, covers
Fanfare of trumpets herald the ap-
proach of Britannia, John Bull and the
British Contingent.
Chorus. Rule Britannia" Mckinley
High School u -..s. ...
Peace welcomes them and War is
quite crowded off the stage.