The Brunswick news., 1919-05-13
ELECTION TOMORROW
SURE TO END IN GREAT
VICTORY FOR BONDS
GRAND PAGEANT
SCHOOL CHILDREN
WILL BE HELD ON MAY &c ANC
WILL BE QUITE A PRETTY
AFFAIR.


that will occur in this city for some
tine to come OF in the past il tho
grand pageant by the school children
OF the city on the evening oi May
&0th. The pageant is called the "Spir-
ii CT the Allies" and viii De represen-
tativo Of all the large allied nations.
The following i2 the program as ont
linad at th time:
"Crcwning OF the Queen'-the lat
tel persCnage to be selected ffom
among the athletic girls Of the schools
netoad OF in the usual manner
Entertainment Of the Queen aad
her court by a Love Dance, featuring
Miss Vivian Morgan and 4 bevy OF
Younger girls"
'Sprnig Dance" featuring Miss Nil
dred Way
May Pole Dance" by the girls
chosen from the Ninth grade of tAe
II gh school. This dance viii be in
the Old English style and viii! be TN.
der the personal direction Of William
G. Gaunt The music will be fHnis'i
ed by a chorus of High school chil
dren. a radical departure from for
mer ways of furnishing this impor;
ant part OF entertainment
This Will be followed by a series
Of cets represented the spirit Of tfe
allies. and fashioned after th9 f1:A
Gus show of the same name held in
Madison Square Garden. New Yor';
ard repeated in Londcn under the
personal auepiccs of Cecil DeNIiile aGa
his asgociatee. with Mrs Varnen Cas-.
t'o taking the leading part in the
spirit of Fighting France
The first viii represent badly
torn and bleeding Belgium, displayiHv
her fighting qualities The children
Of tie Seventh grade will particira,r
in this set
Italy, the plucky fighter who he!t
the Austrian hordes through the
mountain passes will be representoc
bv the children of the Eighth grace
The third set will represent Gree,
Britain, long suffering but STEADY
Children from the Ninth grade viii
take part in this.
France and the motto: "Il ne pas
Grant" will be represented by the
Tenth grade
The United States CT America viii
be represented by the graduating
clas:.
The combined grammar school
grades OF the city will take part in ?
huge bit OF pageantry and will form
the Stars and Stripes. This work IS
a duplication Of some that the man
agar of the affair, NJ. w Kreiger, has
before taken part In this feature the
children of the Purvis and Central
Grammar schools Will form the lia5
while the children of the kindergaT
ten will form the staff of the flag.
This is the first pageant attempted
on so large a scale in this city and
The ent re scholarship is aroused owe:
lilo undertaking. Those participating
are commencing to arrange their cos
Iumes and the enthusiasm over the al
fair is unbound.ed. It is the intention
to represent new features in thu
pageant not yet prC3uced N others
and there will be the new war nrodu"-
items CT Motor Corps girls, ambulance
drivers, canteer workers, Red Crcsr
nurses and ther features, represan.
ing the efforts of each Of the IL
ticns during the war Among the
rrominent ones there will be Joan o;
Arc and the Statue Of Liberty.
'rhe decoration of the sets will be
nrder the direction CT Mss Garrett
teacher of domestic science in Sac
High school. and Mrs NJ. w. Kreiger
As the mammoth flag is formed, Re
treat will be blown by a bugler anc
&c "To the Colors" is sounded the
flag will move away from the rolo as
though the flag is icing lowered Thie
MI be very pretty movement ard is
he occasion CT much preparation on
he part of those participating. This
will end the celebration for
tie day, which commences at o'clock
on the evening of May 30th, at the golf
Iirk.