Scenes from pageant "Romance of a People" – baby sacrifice to idol Moloch
Scene in pageant "The Romance of a People" at Kingsbridge Armory with statue of false idol Moloch shooting out sparks as people below dance around pageant portraying 4000 years of Jewish history / priest before statue holding wrapped up baby aloft for sacrifice; he throws baby into statue, can hear cast screaming / people dance before Moloch / scene dancing and singing / pan looking down on dancers / Note: exact day not known– production ran from 9/24-10/19/1933
Collection: Sherman Grinberg Library
Date created: September 01, 1933
https://www.gettyimages.com/detail/video/scene-in-pageant-the-romance-of-a-people-at-kingsbridge-news-footage/1063807202
Crowd of 125,000 Witnesses Monster Jewish Spectacle
“The sacrifice of virgin to Moloch, one of the high spots of “Romance of a People” in Soldiers’ field last night before capacity crowd of 125,000. The spectacle was a history of the Jewish people over the centuries.”
https://archive.lib.msu.edu/DMC/tribune/trib07041933/trib07041933026.pdf
July 3, 1933. Over 100,000 Jews gather at Soldier Field in Chicago to celebrate 3,000 years of Jewish history and nationhood by worshipping a fire-breathing statue of Moloch and feeding it children which we can only hope were not real.
The event was called “The Romance of a People.” It was organized by the Zionist Organization of America, sponsored by the Jewish Agency for Palestine, and produced by Meyer Weisgal, with help from Rabbi Solomon Goldman as well as Maurice Samuel, the author of “You Gentiles.”
One of the big speakers at the event was none other than Chaim Weismann, first president of Israel and the guy who alongside Lionel Walter Rothschild authored the Balfour Declaration
https://floridanationalists.com/2022/09/16/video-150k-jews-gather-in-chicago-for-child-sacrifice-ritual-first-president-of-israel-in-attendance/
A crowd of 125,000 would end up filling Soldier Field for the Jewish Day pageant "The Romance of a People," during the Century of Progress World's Fair, circa 1933
https://lakegenevanews.net/news/state-and-regional/history-photos-chicagos-soldier-field-through-the-years/collection_6db88ba5-ad84-5baf-bfa9-283652a09d5d.html