Evening star., 1919-07-04
TABLEAUX TO SHOW
CALLS Of PEACE
Feature of independence Day
Program to Begin at 5
P. NJ. at 18th and D.
SPECTACLES DESCRIBED


more than four years the martial note
of the bugle has echoed around the
world, so in its celebration OF victory
today Washington will hear a new note,
''The Bugle Calls of Peace
This feature of the Independence day
program will be a series of seven tab
leaux to be held in the vicinity of the
Mall. beginning at o'clock this aft
ernoon and continuing until 7:l5 O'Clock.
the performance being repeated during
that time to allow the crowds TO go
from one to the other.
Will Begin at 5 O'Clock.
The call to World Service" in front
Of the Red Cross building al 18th and u
streets and the Offering of Peace at
the south front of the New National
Museum 10th and B streets. will begin
simultaneously at 5 O'Clock. The call
of Liberty" in front of the ID. A. K
building. 18th and d streets: the Call
OF Commerce. Business and Profes-
sions." in front of the Pan. american
building: the Call of the Children. on
the White Lot; the Call of Art, at
the south front of the State. War and
Navy building, and the Call of the
Land" at the Agricultural grounds. 18th
and streets southwest, all will begin
at $50 O'Clock.
Each of these programs will include
appropriate music and colorful tableaux
viii bring out the lesson of each dem
onstration. the best dramatic talent OF
the city having volunteered for this
work.
War Organization Will Appear.
The call to World Service" will be
under the direction of Miss Edna
Heineman. and music will be FUR
nished by the Salvation Army Band.
Every organization that helped mann
tain the mental and spiritual morale
of the Army will be represented. in
cluding the Y. NJ. c. A, the y. W. C.
A. the Red Cross, the Jewish Welfare
Board, the knights of Columbus. the
War Camp Community Service. the
Associated Charities. the Boy Scouts,
the Girl Scouts and the salvation
Army
The principal feature of the Call
building will. be the singing of
Lithuanian folk songs by the Lithu-
anian choir of Baltimore, under the
direction of Director j. Cizauskas
These will include 'Lietuva Tevyne
Musu," the Lithuanian national an
them. The dances in costume Will be
one of the most picturesque things in
the entire scheme of celebration. AS
evidence of its loyalty to America and
gratitude for the part this country
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the tableaux will close with the choir
singing The Star Spangled, Banber.'
Cavalry Band Will Play.
The 11th United States Cavalry Band
will furnish the music for the call of
Commerce, Business and Professions"
in front of the Pan-American building,
where Miss Ruth Jane Bauske will be
in charge, assisted by Videl Hudler
and Miss Gertrude Cherry. The tab
leau will show three figures. Com
merce. Business and the Professions,
Of all American countries offering
new opportunities of peace to the SOL
der. sailor and marine. who have
served their country. Girls in cos
tune will represent the several ma
tions of the Pan-American Union. and
the program will be interspersed with
interpretative dances. These will be
The Dance of Uncle SAM" Spanish
Dance Japanese Dance" Slavic
Dance and the Dance of Nations"