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KETMfi HIS !
HE THE DICE !
JFTEII li THHSj
Encouraged by the reception
given the ceremonial performance
held at Saxman, the Cape Fox In
dian tribe is to stage another cus
tom dance and pageant in the Red
Men’s hall, says the Ketchikan
Chronicle. The presentation is to
include several of the dances and
songs given at the last perform
ance but will embody many others
that were not given.
These ceremonial dances as tri
bal events were abandoned in 1917,
and until that time it was a rare 1
event for a white man to view the
performances. Now, however, the
members of the tribe believe it
wise to perpetuate ancient cus- !
toms. Those taking part will wear
the original costumes, and most of i
the members of the cast are na- j
tives who on many occasions have
taken part in just such songs and
dances between tribes in accord- !
ance with the Indian traditions. !
The performance will be made
particularly interesting with inter
pretations of dances and songs
in English. Various native legends
bearing on the purpose of the
dances aho will be told.
It has been found that there is
considerable interest among Ket
chikan residents in the ancient
tribal customs, and those in charge
believe that sufficient support will
be obtained to make the perform
ance worth while.
It has been interesting to note
that older members of the tribe
were very reluctant to consent to
giving these songs and dances be
fore white persons. Even now,
they refuse to have their pictures
taken in the ceremonial costumes.
I Dances planned are the Memor
ial, the Stick Indian, the B. C.
Tsimpsean, the Bow and Arrow,
the Peace and the Yake-ho-tee.
Charles W. Brown will be an
Inouncer and interpreter. Charles
; Johnson, an Indian chief, will take
| part in many of the dances as song
| leader and dancer. (Strollers
; Weekly)
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| 12th and 13th of this month
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there is only one answer; turn
out for practice tomorrow night
at 8:30 o’clock. Captain Hopkins
particularly requests the follow
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i others may may wish to play, to
| be on hand; Mrs. Noble, Miss Hill,
I Miss Nilson, Miss Neville, Mrs.
j McCauley and Mrs. Green
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