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To set this off properly, the Troop has made a large frame in sections. They put this together on the "stage." It is like the proscenium (overhead) arch of a theatre, and is made of beaver board or similar building wall board. It has a curtain that operates on a wire. Overhead is a large sign, "On My Honor."
As the Scout Oath and each Law are shown in tableau or slow action, a Scout outside repeats the Oath or Law in full.
The Scout Oath: Three figures are needed for this, each representing one part of the Oath. "Duty to God and Country" is a Scout saluting the Flag of the United States of America; "Help other people" is a Scout applying first aid to a patient; "Physically strong" shows an athlete in the crouching start being timed by another Scout.
Trustworthy: A man drops his pocketbook. A Scout, following, notes this and returns it to him.
Loyal: A Patrol gives the "America" yell.
Helpful: A Scout is carrying bundles for a small child.
Friendly: Scout and non-Scout shaking hands.
Courteous: A Scout, speaking to a lady, has removed his hat and is bowing.
Kind: First aid to a large dog.
Obedient: A Scout saluting his leader.
Cheerful: A Scout plays a harmonica; his Patrol is gathered around; they sing a lively action song, clapping time as they sing.
Thrifty: A Scout enters a bank and makes a deposit at the window. .
Brave: A gang of roughs tease a child. The Scout throws off his coat and dares them to do it again.
Clean: Camp scene. A line of Scouts appear before the camp washstand stripped to shorts and jerseys. One or two wash from hand basin.
Reverent: A Patrol is kneeling before an altar, in prayer.
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