课前展示万圣节.ppt

Halloween [?h?l?u?i:n] is on October 31st. In(On) this day ， in front of house has(there are) a lot of jack-a-lantern（南瓜灯）. They are very beautiful. every family has a lot of sweet because children go to knock their doors people will give them sweets. And people will wear funny clothes. ;Halloween is a night when, across America, fantasies come to life. Lower Manhattan is no exception as New Yorkers turn out en masse to the Greenwich Village Halloween Parade. They come for the entertainment to see the parades signature papier-mache puppet bobbing above the crowds, and to indulge in an elaborate game of dress-up. 　　Everyday rules are temporarily suspended and thousands of costumed New Yorkers parade in the streets without fear of being judged. Men in hats (and little else) walk alongside kazoo-playing old ladies. No one is worried by the bizarre or weird, because at the Village Parade, Halloween is a night when anything goes. 　　Anything but crime, that is. Halloween, a night of mayhem in most other U.S. cities, is peaceful in Greenwich Village. The joyous spirit of the partygoers results in a night when crime is lower than on any other night of the year. This proves, in more ways than one, that Halloween is when ones wildest fantasies can come true for New Yorkers. ;Lou Reed - Halloween Parade Lyrics 　　Theres a down town fairy singing out Proud Maryas she cruises Christopher Street 　　And some Southern Queen is acting loud and mean 　　where the docks and the Badlands meet 　　This Halloween is something to be sure 　　Especially to be here without you 　　Theres a Greta Garbo and an Alfred Hitchcock and some black Jamaican stud 　　Theres five Cinderellas and some leather drags I almost fell into my mug 　　Theres a Crawford, Davis and a tacky Cary Grant And some Homeboys lookin for trouble down here from the Bronx But there arent no Hairy and no Virgin Mary 　　you wont hear those voices again 　　And Johnny Rio and Rotten Rita 　　youll never see those faces again 　　This Hall