Ogden Daily Standard | 1917-10-29 | Page 8 | Patriotic Act Has Been Written by an Ogdenite

PATRIOTIC ACT UBS BEEN WRITTEN UK AWOEIITE A patriotic act for use in stimulating stimulat-ing patriotism whenever or wherever tho government needs it, has been written by a local composer. Jack Salden. and is being arranged for appearance. ap-pearance. Mr. Saldeh has composed several songs which have met with a large measure of popularity and has ben working energetically on this act for some time. It is called "America" and contains a variety of material. A patriotic speech, songs, a tableau, orchestra selections and an exhibition by the boys of the U. S. A. are among the numbers. The orchestration of the act is said to be of exceptional merit The music throughout has a patriotic swing to It that inspires spirit and enthusiasm. Each number on tho act is brimful of patriotic spirit and has been arranged by Mr. Salden with the special idea in mind of proclaiming the country's need of aid from her sons during this crisis. The program for "America" follows: Orchestra Curtain raiser, "America." "Amer-ica." Tableau Goddess of Liberty (illuminated). (illumi-nated). U. S. Soldier and Sailor Song, Hunmanity's Hymn. Invisible Chorus National anthem, "America.". Liberty's Animated Reply Song, "Spirit of Liberty." America and Allies Chorus Song, "O Liberty We Come." Orchestra "Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean." , Uncle Sam Speech, "Our Republic." Red Cross Nurse and Chorus Song, "Because You Love Your T'lag, Your Girl and Liberty." Orchestra "Suwanee River." Columbia Patriotic poem, "America." "Amer-ica." Tableau Lincoln freeing the slaves. U. S. Soldier and Chorus Song, "When Our Good Old Eagle Is Screaming." Scream-ing." (Enter eagle screaming and bearing Stars and Stripes.) Unveiling of Washington, Lincoln, Wilson pictures and unfurling of Democracy. Finale Entire company.