Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24
DRAMA IS FITTING
ELIMINATION OF
"COLONIAL DAY

Continued From FRS, Pase)
Band. under Charles Benier. The
musicians were seated on the south
?c-;!co OF the State Capitol ard ;he
program Q: more ;han an hours
duration VAS heard By thousands
scattered on the Eresnsward
on the por;ico was Governor =. Lee
Tr!nkle and his STAG, in :uiI-dress
uniform. Queen Virginia the Ft.s;
aid e. ret;aue OF ladies ana gentle
men were il the group. and q gen
uine touch Of color was given near
the close Q; the concert when twenty
members O; ':ha Fanfunksy tribe Of
Indians, feathers, huekskin. paint and
al. arrived and were given : hearty
handshake by V;-eiaia's executive.
Al. speciscles staged in Richmond
we're dwa.ted BY that O: last night.
Augmented hy the ,icke; holders
disappointed or Monday night. the
crowd IN ;ae a:rph!;Aeate- allied al
MOS; :vo-:h:!ds OF the seats Every
body WAS GU; :o- good time and
eve. those who came 10 see With a
critical chip" on their shoulders. re-
NAMED 70 praise
Scene by scene. ;Ae drama unto.de6
n Eo:seous!y painted colors the y,..-
.!aE events with which every schoo,
cA:ld s 50 familiar As I. ghosts
Q. yesterday. there walked across .as
horizon the figures o. Good Queen
Bess. S;alwa-i John Smith. Poca-
aoatas, Raleigh. Washington. Lee ard
The other great figures who have
made Virginia ar Inspiration 10 the
nation.
Aids In Perturbation.
Ait:as n re perturbation Q. The
7as; vas ire music t.ou the United
States %aya! Baaa, which correctly
and faithfully portrayed in melody
he SPIT; q The scene which :: in
:e!7-e;ad Where mere words might
have failed - carry rs message, nos
- re music .. ;As si1,y-oae !=s,.u-
-aeatA.!s:s
The parade which usAe-ed n The
Fs.oa6 Day :: paeeaa:.y was entire.
y t:-@-ea; from ;hzt Q: Mortay. II
co-sis:+a chiefly o. -ara!ace., r7a,s
entered - various c!:ies and counties
go csa3!et - tesui!.-i virginia
asses k-1 Ae:;y Virginia sons The
.k-2t= -zs entirely II conformity
VI. ;5s JGEsza; .d=a ana. h.. !:s=,.
800 So .: Colonial days. starring
".ts 80 :.zrs .!;;l+ Susan CoaGz..
z:t t-o-E v!:a historic Wes;oyer.
.;S. g. w.,iEz Byrd. .cu.t.. O..
=-:.5:-t E-3 Ft:..st-:g.
- 2ca:s =.-+ costly zat gorgeous
as -t5:*ss.:s9 DAYS c: .eE. wo-:: 70
IS; = s.E5. to- 80 -a-a1= Among
=: KS: F;-!...E entries was o.e
- 80 =lch-1ort ;:c-.+~!yes' League
T--c- vas G-zv- - dozen horse
- J.. - --EE-:.-z-: gray. -e5 a-6
go - c:-Es 2. =. R!chro-1
: w-;I+-s = :+z---. he pz.za.
as ;-s= .: g+=-!-e aaa=E;-;o-
Eoo--.ss I-t!a-s AZ .u.9-st. Q: IKE
: .t-o+-!eTs .iat Realistically
-E-tst :c- =. cccas.c-
Axes Touch of Romance.
- s-a.ag spice .: romano. ::
+: a.. ~ -. harc pump a-- e-gi-e
'C-c EE...t-!' t-oCeA, down ~ -.
E.=Ia-c:.E Ere adde's b-sve II :..-
-+1 s-:-ts s-t o.s-!: ael-..s -.
&C HcE.:t !sii- .. pas: c.-:u-
as t-a~- by ;a.-:? u.a sac az
+1cz! number :cge.ae. v!,s tI-t
cox. le:.1 The es,o::
o;a%r aosts ts;!c;ee ta4 T.z.t!as
= he MAIDS" :hs ME,r.zg. o.
Gso:E= Wss.i...or" Smith Trad
"s VIII ne indians" ;ae warning
20 Pace "PocAhon,as Feeding ,he
Settlers and dozen more. :nclud
i"s scenes @. old ,rading posts. forts
and Historical EVENT..
Today here XII DC another period
parade, iais tiFns 70 dep!c, the Revo-
luton and :he War Of !.l2 days Eacn
day there xii! Re o,ht. periods rep
resented ~ floats and On Saturday
al -. h+ ;h.own together IN
grand Srz!e