History of the Rose Queen, 1933 - 1991

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History of the Rose Queen, 1933 - 1991

Tyler Rose Museum

Sound | c. 1991

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The early years of the Rose Festival
Post-war prosperity for the Rose Festival
The Rose Queen through the years
The value of the Rose Festival
Montage of Rose Queens (with names and years)

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This film presents a history of the Rose Queen and the evolution of the events that make up the Texas Rose Festival. The film is narrated by former Rose Queens, who describe their experiences and the purpose of the festival and ceremony, which ultimately is to promote the Tyler rose industry. Following the edited film is raw footage of interviews with some of the former Rose Queens.

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Tyler