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WEDNESDAY - AUGUST 6th LADIES DAY Regular Daily Features Old-Fashioned Bathing Beauty Contest, sponsored by American Legion Auxiliary and held at American Legion Home, South Beach and Washington.
Centennial Style Show and Tea-featuring the "Century of Styles” Floor Show sponsored by Bay-Waveland Garden Club and held at Bay-Waveland Yacht Club.
Regular Evening Pre-Pageant Entertainment.
Third Performance of “The Bay St. Louis Story”
Fireworks.
THURSDAY - AUGUST 7th GULF COAST GOOD NEIGHBOR DAY Regular Daily Features Dedication of Historical Marker "Old Shieldsboro” on U. S. Highway 90, near the Carroll Avenue Intersection.
Outboard Motor Races at mouth of Jourdan River, North Beach - Races and Trophies in 12 classes.
Little Theatre Open House on Boardman Avenue.
Kangaroo Court Session with Keystone Cops bringing in prisoners in mobile Kangroo Jail for sentence and penalties.
Regular Evening Pre-Pageant Entertainment.
Fourth Performance of “The Bay St. Louis Story.”
Fireworks
FRIDAY - AUGUST 8th AMERICANISM AND ARMED FORCES DAY Regular Daily Features
Parade of Armed Forces Equipment Open House at American Legion Home, South Beach and Washington, and at National Guard Armory on Necaise.
Regular Evening Pre-Pageant Entertainment Fifth Performance of “The Bay St. Louis Story”
Fireworks
SATURDAY - AUGUST 9th WATER SPORTS DAY Regular Daily Features Centennial Regatta at Bay-Waveland Yacht Club
The Big Centennial Parade - with Sheriffs’ Posses from Louisiana and Mississippi, the Johnny Rebs of the American Legion Marching Group of Tylertown, Mississippi, Antique Autos and Engines, Professional Rodeo Riders and Horsemen galore.
Regular Evening Pre-Pageant Entertainment.
Final performance of “The Bay St. Louis Story”
Fireworks
Chapman Business Scrvicc Bay St. Louis. Miss.
BAY ST. LOUIS CENTENNIAL, INC.
Proudly Presents
"IAY
SI. LOUIS
A Dramatic Historical Spectacle By The Citizens Of Bay St. Louis
C0R0NATI ON CEREMONY
PRE-SHOW ENTERTAINMENT
F I REWORKS DI SPLAY
SPEC IAL EVENTS
PARADES
BEARD
CONTEST
Performance Time:	8:30 P. M.
A JOHN B. ROGERS PRODUCTION
DIRECTED BY
Richard R.Frentz
SCENARIO RESEARCH BY Mary Breath & Caroline Kiefer
‘BAY ST. LOUIS STORY’ is based on historical outline and slight change3 have been made to meet demands of staging and for dramatic effects.
This is the Bay St. Louis and Hancock County Story. An epic of a tidal wave of freedom loving men and women sweeping on to a new world, rich with die natural resources beyond the dreams of the ages. Over the mighty seas in frail ships—through the timberlands and along the heartbreaking trails the pioneers came.
NARRATORS: Izelda Ling, Rudy Vorbusch, Phil Allison, Ben Wood, Cleta Kay Miller, Father Adrian Mercier.
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