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Show 2 -- - by raising him on a shelf and bearing him on the shoulders of the chief men of hi tribe or na'' t tion. This was called the "gyra-ti- o (or "circling), after which a spear was placed in the kings hand and the diadem, a band of silk or lined, was put around his forehead. When Europe became Christian, a religious service was '1 a higher power: added to this ceremony, whereby BY M. L. NIELSEN , he acknowledges IT IS DIFFICULT, perhaps im-- i the rights of all individual citi- the new ruler, anointed wiih sacred oil. was raised to a stapossible, for us Americans to zens and the power of God which tion between priest and layman. understand the intensity with stands over all. THE CORONATION of Eng-- ; Survivals of these ancient cuswhich the poo- lands Queen really amounts to toms denoting the spiritual and pie of Britain the same thing. The actual oath temporal power of a monarch-fo- rm the basic elements of the to which she swears says: "Will past have been idenyou cause law and justice and solemn ceremony which will take mercy to be executed in all your plae on Tuesday. tifying them-selve- s THE WHOLE ceremony, which with the judgements? Will you maintain the law of God? The fact that will last about two and a half corona t i o n of there should be a great deal more hours, has six highlights: recognitheir Queen ritual involved in the coronation tion. anointing, coronation, the Elizabeth, which is to take place than in our inauguration is not coronation oath, investiture, and on Tuesday. hard to understand. The basic homage. In the first stage of the I suppose ev- forms of the investiture which coronation, the Act of Recognithe Archbishop cries: "Sirs, ery Britisher, from the lowliest will take place on Coronation tion, I here present unto you Queen , of rich the to the and pan-the pageantry peers Day, pub keeper , realm, have been talking of little oply that will surround it, reflect Elizabeth, your No doubt an ancient and noble history, Queen. else these many weeks. THE ANOINTING takes place it has been a welcome relief from Some nine hundred years of his-- 1 worries over which part of the tory since Edward the Confessor under a pall or cover of silk, so old empire is going to explode was crowned in 1042 are incor-- ! that no man may see. The Queen and fall apart next. porated into the ceremony which is anointed with holy oil "as Priests and Prophets WE AMERICANS make quite: will take place when the charm- Kings, the Archbishop a fuss over the inauguration of ing young Queen receives the were anointed, a new President. We look upon it sacred golden crown of Saint says. THE .CLIMAX of the ceremony as a solemn occasion and an Edward. comes as the crown of Saint of a the elaborate THE ORIGINS bit for occasion good calling N I A T.l.aht of fanfare. But the ceremony, rite stretch far back into mans Edward is placed upon the Film actress Itself is THE NAME FITS times Queen's head. Trumpets sound very simple: The Presi-- , history. In Rita Gam shows off the costume dent swears on the Bible that he, the various Germanic tribe she will wear while reigning at will uphold the Constitution and elected their kings by popular acqueen of the bail at the Art Stu- the laws of the land. In doing so: claim. A new ruler was crowned dent Leagues Gala Dream Ball in New York. Ball proceeds go to lic information officer and others bers will thus be better prethe leagues scholarship fund. will be named. pared to fill billets in scientific Plans call for semi monthly research or technology. meetings at which meipbers will Activation spells success for efreceive information about results of naval research. Films show- forts made over the past three ing such results will be exhibited years. Dr. E. L. Waldee, former whenever possible. Individuals commandant's local representaand groups in the unit will, it tive for northern Utah, took preis hoped, gather scientific in- liminary steps. Dr: Carlton Culm-sewho succeeded him as CLR, formation of value to the navy and present It at meetings. Re- visited district naval research search projects will probably be offices in 1951 and 1952 arfcl made conducted. In addition there will further arrangements culminatUtah State' naval research be some social gatherings. ing in the nomination meetings, The units primary purposes distributing information, and rereserve unit will be activated will be to keep members in touch ceiving applications of prospecThursday. Naval and marine re- with research being done by tive members. servists of Utah State Agricu- navy laboratories and contractA sub-un- it associated with the Utah northern ltural college and ors,- and to aid such research. Logan unit will, it is expected, will meet in the student union In event of mobilization, mem be established in Salt Lake City. at 8 p.m. to be organized by CDR Joseph H. Graham, naval research program officer, twelfth SUNDAY, MAY Si VV3 Logan (Cache County) Utah Herald Journal The VIEW LARGER ! ' Ye Americans Possibly Can't THOTS AND THINGS Understand Coronation Fuss Fire Destroyed An Era Famous In History Of Valley THE GREATEST SUCCESS of native talent came in the production of "Corianton on January 1, 2 and 3 of 1903. The story was adapted from the Book of Mormon, and music for the play was written by George W. Thatcher Jr. The cast was rehearsed under direction of Mr. Ingus of New York City. r for many months writes Philip Flammer, history student at USAC, in his paper, "History of the Thatcher Opera House. Phil gave his discussion during the So tv,:, of Cache Valley Historical Society. In Fridays column, we reviewed parts of the history, and will conclude with the remainder today. "Corianton" proved to be very popwas house The packed at all three performances. ular. opera favorable that the play was taken on so was Response all the major communities were tour of the state. Nearly visited. was brought back to the Logan stage on "Corianton January 22, and 23 of 1903, and again on March 30 and 31 of the same year. In 1909 it was revived under the management of Alfred Swensen. week before members The first show by a professionl dramatic company was Davis Company on given by the Joseph Grismer-Phoeb-e Nov. 11, 1890. They presented a performance Harvey's "The World Against Her." From that time until destruction of the opera house in good, bad and medi1912, various professional companies ocre played in the Thatcher Opera House. Productions varied from vaudeville to Shakespeare, comedy to grand opera, melodrama to displays of psychic powers. "The attraction offered by the reputation of the Thatcher Opera House and the successful efforts of the managers combined to bring many.wellknown perfromers to Logan Mr. Flamwho would not have otherwise been obtainable, iI entertainment was most pleasing to the Cache Valliy public, Phil observed. "Most plays were given more than once during the history of the theatre, and many performers returned again and again. Some serious plays such as Corianton or some of the rousing comedies like 'Yon Yonson were brought to the stage with regularity." 8 naval district. CDR Graham has extended an invitation to the public and to any members of other branches of the armed forces who may wish to attend.' Dr. Dean K. Fuhriman, USAC associate professor irrigation and drainage engineering, has been nominated for commanding officer. An executive officer, pub . in yfww1, t i6WW.wAP.w3.Vju j.u T, Ebner's Electric Motor Service Phone 2510 561 North Main, Logan, Utah Zdm Osoieco C0I3III Complete System for Average Small Home Parts Are Installed Quickly Homart Perimeter Heating warms outer walls so that they actually radiate heat! Operates efficiently, econom- lcally, outlines your home even warmth. 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Get your car's engine timed for summer driving . . . and smoother performance at DEAN C. PACK MOTOR CO.. 55 West First Ntrth. Phone 390. .who previously had spent four days in Walter Reed Hospital at Washington, entered the hospital 5t Sunday her for further trtment of a severe Pin in his 1P' Cause of the foment was 6rde AND SIZES OF OPEN EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY books and magazines have been giving a big play to characters who are ON APRIL 17, 1912, at 4:15 in the afternoon, the fire alarm rang at Logan fire station. The Thatcher Opera House was on fire. Firemen were rushed to the scene of the fire, and with the aid of local citizens, an effort was made to bring the fire under, control. Attenion first was directed toward saving the Thatcher building, but when it became apparent that the effort was uselss, firemen turned their attention to saving adjacent buildings. When the fire was over, only the walls were left standing. The loss was officially set at $60,000, of which only $37,000 was covered by insurance. A clerk of the Golden Rule Company had dropped a match into some cotton batting in the basement of the building. The Thatcher Opera House was completely destroyed. Logan had lost one of its dominant landmarks. Some of the finest talent ever to appear in the west had played on its stage. The importance of the loss to the Cache Valley public is reflected in the large headlines which announced the destruction. The headlines blared: "Worst Fire in Cache Valley . History, and of fto the right, in much smaller headlines, the sinking of the Titanic with 1300 people was announced. low ALL TYPES PLAYLAND OPENING Some time back the Rockefeller Foundation was planning to investigate normal, happy people. It seemed like a good idea. For years the news-- y radio, papers, television, m THE THATCHER Opera House was never a great financial success. There were times when the cost of production would exceed the income. During the latter years of the House, moving pictures began to seriously interfere with public attendance. on ELECTRIC LOGAN J.C.S by Dean C. Pack history. (R-O- ), , At the Wheel One of the most unusual performances was that given on Feb. 21, 1910, when a group of Washakie Indians entertained the public with scenes from early American CINCINNATI W Sen. Robert A. Taft suffering from a bio ailment, was renorted "de cidedlv better at Holmes hospi tat todav and planned o return to Washington next week. The Senate majority leader, ??& To Be Activated "It would be difficult to determine Just what type of Taft Improves TICKET e, IN 1892 A DANCE FLOOR was built, which greatly increased the utility of the building. Professional dancing groups, lecturers, hypnotists and magicians also appeared. A ladies quartet which had participated in the Chicago World's Fair performed in 1893. Edouard Remenji, a word famous violinst, gave a concert. The grand wTestling match of Gus Linde of Logan vs. Frank S. Lewis of Minneapolis was held there May 31, 1904, and In April of 1910, the bout between Mike Yokel and Dale Dean for the welterweight championship was fought. PLAYLAND Reserve Unit Jolson." t t s Herald-Journ- al Naval Research mer reported. "The appearance of companies and artists from the New York stage and other great theatres of the nation, was relatively common. Visiting artists included such men as James A. Herne, Louis James, Henry Miller, Frank James, John S. Lindsay, John Griffith, Charles B. Hanford and A1 and absolute ruler of their lands. She does not determine policy nor make and enforce laws. 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