Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-03
HISTORY OF COLON IAL DAYS Will
BE SHOWNBYC CARNIVAL FIREWORKS

/ lonial Days will open with series OF
tableauX as follows:
/ Scene T.
j Under the glow Of sunset light, the
aboriginal Indians are seen peacefully
/ seated around their campfire, ignorant
I Of the approach overseas OF the Pale.
I face The light fades and night coy
I ers the camp.
i Scene II.
/ Morning dawns The Indians nave
t departed from their camp into the for
est and. at the left. the lifting how
Of the Alayfower moves into sigat.
The anchor is dropped and the call II
/ reyeille is heard Groups Of Passen-
gers come ashore carrying their be-
longings and cases OF merchandise. IT
| is the landing of the Pilgrims.
I Scene ~.
Twenty-four children dance the
merchandise ballet" among the bales
and cases OF goods.
| Scene Nv.
Suddenly the searchlights are con-
centrated on a pedestal, around which
group the Pilgrims in Puritan gaTb,
while in the background. half hidden
/ by the trees, appear the wondering
indians. who presently mingle with
the Pilgrims. All leave for the Indian
camp while the bands play fayorite
melodies of the early days.
There follows series of tableauX,
representing typical scenes in the
early life Of the forefathers.
Tabieau I, Signing the Treaty.
Showing William Penn and a group
of Indians at a rough table, signing
an agreement of exchange and protec-
ton.
Tableau u, Grinding Corn.
Showing Puritans grinding corn
with old fashioned millstones.
Tabfeau III, The Spinning Wheel.
Showing a Puritan maiden at the
spinning wheel, preparing fax for the
household.
Ts5leau w, John Alden and Priscilla.
Showing John Alden and Priscilla.
with Miles Standish, attired in armor,
standing in the rear Speak for your
self, John
Tableau v, The Village Stocks.
Showing three sad-faced roysterers, !
repenting their misdeeds in public,
locked in the stocks for public gaze.
TabIeau vi, The Witch.
An unfortunate woman, declared to
be witch, is burned at the stake,
by sentence of the Puritan Court,
Tableau VII, Signing the Declaration
of independence.
John Hancock and the representa-
tives of the other Colonies affix their
signatures to the historic document in
which the New World first declared
its freedom.
TabIeaux VIII, Betsy Ross.
The little Philadelphia steamstress
is seen sewing the stars and stripes
of red, white and blue into the first
American flag. AT this point the audi
ence rises and sings the Star Span
gled Banner. accompanied by the
bands. Printed leaflets of the text
will be distributed for the guidance of
those who ought to know the words
but do not.
Tahleau TX, Paul Revere's Ride,
A mounted horseman dashes around
the field, giving the alarm of the COM
ing of the British.
Tableau 4, The Battle of Yorktown.
The Minute Men and the Red Coats
are shown fighting in the woods. In
dams take part in the battle on both
sides. Victory finally crowns the Co
lonial troops under Washington.
AS the battle closes, night settles
on the scene and from the darkness
appear in glowing outlines the por.
traits of Washington, Lincoln and
President Wilson.
The portraits die out and from the
ground arise strings of giant glow
worms and scintillating colored me-
teors. while the background flames in
blending colors. A pyrotechnic dis
play follows.
The second novelty is demonstra-
ton of the Panama Pacific steam fire.
works apparatus.
TENTATIVE PROGRAM, 1916 CAR
d NlVAC.
Opening Night. Monday, February
21-Buriesque Masque by AID Club.
90 Ball of All Nations; open air
dancing in palace grounds, followed
by (3l Masked Costume Ball in ar
mory.
First Day, Tuesday, February q,
Washineton's Birthday - Forenoon:
% Military Parade. CD Patriotic Ex-
ercises under auspices Sons of Ameri-
can Revolution, 49, Opening of Ha-
waiian Village in Bishop Square with
Luau at noon. Afternoon: CA Swim
ming Meet Evening: t5( Lantern
Parade winding up at 90 A Night in
Japan.H
Second Day, Wednesday, February
23-Forenoon: I'D Military Athletics,
(2l Hibiscus Show in armory. Noon:
CD Luau at Hawaiian Village After
noon: (4) Automobile Parade (D.
Evening: (5l Massed Band Concert at
Moiliili and 90 Fireworks Display.
Third Day, Thursday, February a.
Forenoon Cd Military Athletics.
Noon: ca Luau at Hawaiian Village.
Afternoon: 80 Hawaiian Pageant,
possibly preceded by ca Parade of
Island Processes and Pau Riders.
Evening: (5g Army and Navy Ball.
Fourth Day, Friday, February IS
Earpnoon. m Athletic. Spmi-E,inalS