The next to last day of the march to Sacramento began in Freeport with religious service, followed by a walk to West Sacramento for the night. The last leg of the journey concluded with a gathering of about 2,000 people at Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church and School, where a prayer vigil took place. That night, Teatro Campesino performed the act “Governor Brown” (1966), who refused to meet the marchers in Sacramento and decided to spend the weekend instead at Frank Sinatra’s home in Palm Springs. In a video interview, Luis Valdez tells the story of this act, performed that night by Agustín Lira (Governor Brown), Beto Reyes (Delano Rekord), Felipe Cantú (Bank of Amerika), Errol Franklin (Zaninovich), and Luis Valdez (Di Gorgio Fruit Corp.) (Go to Day 25)