Show t A t t t I 11 1 BEST F FOURTH OF J U l y LEBRA TION PARK CITY EVER HAD K J o I J j J I o I t. t t 1 J 11 I L i 1 L t I 1 h A. A r I i oot lly i h J s o V J 1 f C. C f J TT J i i t i ii t I It Wl was vt s a ft hummer L i t Never before w s1 si such la u x I tion lr II in Park anA to td t ci for forthe or tIP the I big r e lasting credit Is due dUI 1 m The ra lay was ideal idal und nud tithing occure o mar In lu the hl pleas plans pleasure ure o great great event evell I Th The wits WIll simply marvelous In It Its and so 80 many p in it and so many mally entitled to praise for for tor splendid groupings s d al and tableaux The Record rd report or 70 In is the er lr vho was vas as busy as pa parade himself Is afraid to tf Individualize individualize 1 alize for fear fear- of missing a a. name or ora ora or a II f float oat or an organization Let I suffice to say clay that every nationality end and ever every fraternal and social social or- or was making represented making J and biggest and grandest It t. 4 t de ever evel seen seen In l Park lark ark City b ch would have hay been a 1 I i of people I vt sit so 80 immense that l I ePt t was not big eno enough gb for It I p t wh he iii n It came to countermarching I I Had lad the parade marched up Park to io of Main and ami then thell I i down Main street the effect would have been heln better but better but it was grand and anyway and will be designated In future Park City history as The I I P Parade nde pig Dig II h w was was Intensely patriotic In hi char i chariw I I My M M 0 p actor I and spirit of Americanism p permeated every ever Individual who part parr tI t In Ite It We e reiterate lt reiterate It was a hummer t I i I at riot Ir J. J rd er After Atter the parade thousands of ot people assembled In front of or lb the lland l alan stand Marsac grounds to to listen to o I and enjoy one of the best Fourth of if July programs ever given In out OUI elt city We print It In full full ond and the theM M tunes names of all who participated In It j I There There was IM a pleasing surprise not noton not noton on the program This was VI the introducing In Introducing In- In troi of Rev Hev Father Fleming who Is In the city with the Mission Car tar St. St Peter Peler of Ot the Catholic Church extension Society of Ot America Amerla It was truly a patriotic treat forthe for forthe forthe the re reverend d gentleman gave one of the most telling p patriotic addresses ever heard la in Park ParI City the fact the gentleman gent IH is IHnot not nota a native born American he talked talked talk talk- ed d' d Americanism m that thrilled Inspired ed cd and enthused his hearers hearer and held them spell bound by his remark remarkable remarkable remarkable remark remark- able voice and splendid oratory The speaker drove home many facts with convincing logic and the rl regret ret was he did not talk longer I i I Every number number on them the program 1 was waR splendidly enacted perfectly rendered and enthusiastically ly re received re- re I h M The Instrumental lIel selection Onward Christian Soldiers t Park City Military Hand Band Innovation Rev Hev D. D Slattery i. Choir of or Voices Voice J J. J JP J.P. P I QuIgley Leader Pledging All Allegiance Allegiance lt ance to Our l Flag lag s. s Boy Doy Scouts t lII Pageant of Nation Independence day da dawns with willi all thinking right nations united In J a common struggle for the freedom of humanity The I pIcture that we we would present symbolizes the triumph of nf Freedom In this cause At the opening Humanity and her Children dance dance- upon opal the scene They meet meeta a group of refugees fleeing from the ravages of barbarian militarism m Humanity Humanity Hu Hu- manity contrasts the unhappy children children child child- ren of or the refugees with joyous little ones She summons summon Justice to her hel aid ald aidi who ho calls lIs upon the nations of i tho the world worM to enlist in the cause of Humanity and Freedom The nations na lions rall rally rally- to the support of Right Right- The symbols of or war the Warrior the Red Hed Cross Cros the W War r Loan foan and and- Food are brought ht forward 1 welding all nil and und Freedom appears appear thinking right-thinking nations together in a 11 common om m on ca cause use I Ca CaL ut t. t i I Humanity Mrs Wim Perry peny i I Aid Aids Aids- Dorothy Katie Kane 1 King lI gerh erh ll l F Fh hi 0 w rd Kopp Ji oJ 1 v Miss bliss Hazel Pos I 8 Ald Mary lary Mary Flannigan Althera 1 I S Stewart Sewart lre Fre Freedom dour Miss bliss II Eleanor Blea or Wright Aid MacFarlane Ethel I i t Refugees Refugees Miss Louise Ridge Annie l n nand I and acid the 1 DeJonghe children en Warrior I. I f Mr John Me McDougal Don gal Keel Hell Cross buns Margaret Beatty War Loan Miss lilies Sybel Holland Food I Supply Miss Lynden United States Louise England Eng England land Irene J ert or i France Marie Clark i Italy Maude Mamie 1 Bel glum giant Thelma Serbia Matttie Matt MaU MaUtie tie Cunningham Immingham Japan Louise Hartwell Hartwell Hart Hart- well well China mina 1 Mamie Ie Terry Scotland tiu bell Orr Wales Rates 1 Ida 1 Don nou i Ire Ireland Ireland Ire Ire- land Irene McDonough f Canada MIl Mary Portugal Lila Llla yer nr Greece Margaret Coffee Corfee Nor Nor- or- or vay vay Matilda Hanson Hansen Sweden Jennie Jenale Jennie Jen Jen- nie ale Matson 1 Denmark Ollie Hales Poland Marie Lowe Edith Gerard Gerald Spain t Hough Dough erty ert The Star Spangled and the Battle HaL lu Hymn of r the Republic was WIlS sung lung during this tills Pageant h bv by the Ihl chorus choir and audience r T T-r T VT VT V V V him 8 Duet The l' l Flag Without a Stain Slain Kate Savage and ancl Lucy Luc Whiten lIa h Selection Somewhere In III France Is III Daddy Girls Harmony Club Chili horns Chorus Let Lel the Mountains Shout i For J Joy 0 Chorus i I Patriotic All Hev Fleming Broadway Hello lIello I France I Ir r Doras Hancock Hallcock Leater Lester Lea Les- 1 1 ter Albert Selection Well Never Let the Old Flag Ial Fall Girls Glee dlee Club Scotch Dances Highland Dances Highland I Fling lIng Sailors Sailor's Hornpipe Irish Jig Sword Dance Pipe Major Craig and Bessie Cm Craig IK of Salt Lake City Oration Mr Ir Ritter of Salt Lake Song t. The Pima Red Hed White and Blue Choir and and Audience Hev hoyden Hoden llo den I n. n Zoo Look Ie i I 1 NI Sports After Arter dinner sports pori for boys bos and girls took look place Illace on ou Main 1 street all prizes awarded r l 1 being Thrift stamps Free ree matinees were given the child ren i roll en at al both the and QuInn QuInnA A buss base ball game waft played between between be be- tween Park Park City Red Ned Cross team amid Columbia Optical company company- om pan of Salt Suit Lake the latter winning In the e evening a u baud concert was given at lit the band sIan stand II and aud an open open- sir air h lance dance In P M the T MM Pageant Pavilion f NOTES OTES Six I y dollars was th thrown rown ion on the flag car carried III h by the flue ho ladies II of off ih Red fled Cross Sixty dollars was thrown on th tb small flag can carried canlE led l by b the member of or the Moose j I This This' goes to the Park lark City It unit of the Rod Cross for Cross for which the members are very appreciative for time the liberally of our citizens a aThe a The executive committee of the Fourth of ot July committee desire to extend sincere thanks to fo all nil wh who as assisted assisted 8 I 1 In III an any way In making the grand success of the time celebration There There- were ninny many flue the floats the discovery of ot America by Columbus by the Knights of or Colun Columbus bus and the time Signing of the Declaration Declaration of ot Independence Inde Inde- lend no by tho the Elks being par par- t The rhe search light thrown throw l on the big flag at lit night made malo a pretty sight The committees worked hard but butI their efforts were well lIeli repaid because because because be be- I cause of the success of every feature of the celebration |