First in Victory
North Carolina's Role in The American Revolution
By The North Carolina Society of the Cincinnati
Sponsored By:
North Carolina Society of the Cincinnati
Directed and Produced by Phil Smoot
Written by James T. Cheatham and William P. Cheshire
Photographed by Marc Lalumondier and Phil Smoot
Edited by Scott Riggan
Assistant Editor:Travis Sturgill
Sound Recordists:
Sid Williams and Travis Sturgill
Historical Consultants:
William S. Powell
Professor Emeritus of History
The University of North Carolina
Keats Sparrow
Dean, College of Arts & Sciences
East Carolina University
Narrated by:
Dr. James R. Leutze
Chancellor
The University of North Carolina at Wilmington
Performances by:
Christopher Haywood as John
Douglas Ray as Archibald Neilson
Greg Watkins as Governor Josiah Martin
Cherie Hale as Governor's Attendant
Special Thanks to:
Dr. Charles R. Coble
Associate Vice President
University of North Carolina
Department of Theater & Dance
East Carolina University
John Shearin, Chairman
The Descendants of Colonel James Moore
The Fraunces Tavern Museum, New York
Moore's Creek and Guildford County Courthouse Battlefields
National Park Service
North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources, Division of Archives and History
Sony Music Entertainment, Inc.
Overture to "1776"
John E. Tyler Sr.
Chairman Emeritus
Historic Hope Plantation
Windsor, N.C.
Tryon Palace Historic
Sites and Gardens
Kay P. Williams, Administrator
Copyright 1997
North Carolina Society of the Cincinnati
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