"Lexington": A Pageant-Drama of the American Freedom

LEXINGTON BIRTHPLACE OF AMERICAN LIBERTY
Second Presentation of the Historical Pageant Drama “ Lexington ” Commemorating the 150th Anniversary of the Battle of Lexington
Enacted Every Ten Years by the Citizens of Lexington Massachusetts
AMPHITHEATRE Every Evening, Week of June 15th 1925
Copyright, 1924 The Lexington Historical Society All rights reserved Printed in U. S. A.
The production staged and under the personal direction of Samuel J. Hume
Special Nights
June 15—President’s Night In Honor of the President of the United States. June 16—Governors’ Night In Honor of the Governors of the Thirteen Original States. June 17—Bunker Hill Night In Memory of the Patriots who fought at Bunker Hill. June 18—College Night In Honor of the visiting Alumni of the New England Colleges. June 19—Historical Night In Honor of the Historical Societies of America. June 20—Military Night In Memory of the sons of Lexington who have fallen in the service of their country.
1775 “ Pageant of Lexington ” 1925
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Edward C. Stone, President Waldo F. Glidden, Vice-President Edward W. Kimball, Vice-President Edwin B. Worthen, Treasurer Daniel B. Lewis, Auditor Fletcher W. Taft Director of Publicity Willard D. Brown Chairman of Construction Sheldon A. Robinson Chairman, Grounds Committee David Hennessy Superintendent Amphitheatre
“ Lexington ”