Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-24
STORY OF The REFORMATION
Entire Program Of Martin Luther PrOduO-
ton at Auditorium Two Nights.
MRS. D. {. HMtss DIRECTS II ALL
Rev. y. n. Hummon of Kountse Mem
oriaI Lutheran Church Plays
tire part OF the Great
Reformer.

The STORY Of the Reformation, which
will be produced at the Auditorium Monday
and Tuesday nights In the interest Of
KountEs Memorial church, under the diree-
ton Of Mrs. ID. E. Mayors OF Washington.
d. C., engages a large quota OF performers
as well as patrons. The entire program Is
here given;
PART I.
Overture .s......s..........s... OTcnestTa
Pianlst-Miss Louise shadduck.
Musical Director-Mr. Ben Stanley.
class Instructor-Miss 8. Ethel Gross
Stereocopist-Mr. Charles r, Sheradin.
Lecturer-Mrs. Bella z. Mayors.
''The Son. OF God" Echoes from Beth
iehem," 'Palo 0raeches" .............
Chorus Of $50 Voices
Aiegoricai Processon-The evenings en-
tertainment opens with the frst church
Rroessslonsl, which iilustrates , Germah
the Lutheran Presbyterian and Reformed
Churches, now so intermingled under. the
This processionai Is led by fourteen
couples OF peasants. representing the diff
ferent protestant countries of Europe IN
formation entered into those Countries
Germany, Sweden, norway, Denmark,
Switzerland, England. The Netherlands-
countries they represent. These are fol-
lowed by ladies' and gentlemen. wearing the
colors OF Germany and carrying the flag OF
that country: also women, representing
states Of the Union and carrying the Union
nag. These are followed by the different
orders. representing soldiers.
Peasants = Frances Bell Verna Bet
croft, Lillian Woolstencroft, Anna Hey
wood. Jennie Alnee; Bessie p, Burnham'
v Riener, Cassie Campbell, Mary Davis,
Anna Marsh, Sam c. Johnson. F. A. Van
s. s. Hamilton, II. c. Ames, John Edward
Keys, William Heidloff, Bernard r. John
ston. A w. Biener. John N. Pulver, F. A.
Brown.
Story OF Luther's IAfe-Lecture by Mrs, d.
Il. Mayors illustrated with fifteen
stereopticon views.
PART II.
(scene from Monistary at E:rfurth)
soioIst.Mr. william H. til Heidioff.
Luther League Rally Hymn. Male Chorus
Chairmen-Forty male voices from the
choirs Of the different churches.
Story Of Luther's Life (continued)-Forty
Views.
Quther's Trial, Of the Diet at worms.)
The Diet at Worms was the most i'm
portant event Of modern times Carlyle.
Emperor Charles v OF Germany. 49,.
EIector Frederick III Of saxony 49,
.,,...................Re Rev. Luther NJ. Kuhns
Cardinal Cajetan 49,. Mr.. William Kennedy
Dr. Martin Luther. Rev John r. Hummon
Philip Melanchthon.. Mr.. Howard Judson
3 bpalaun.. ........s........Mr Alpert Ior1uson
Knight George. Mr.. p o; Ames
courier. ;:...:''.........s..Mr A: w. kemer
Irlnce AlDert.. ..Angus Berry
frlnce PIC. .......'s.............
Prince Wildeneck..........M Mr., Jacob Harms
Taee.. ..f..f.......:.. ..s.s.. HERMAN hrehe
Princes, Priests, Peasants, Bishops,
Lords, Knights Courtiers. f' g. 81 =
Solo--Dare to Be a Luther William Heidloff
Chorus Choirmen.
Emperor'E Imperial Guard, (the drill team
Of No. 40, Modern Woodmen OF America
Captain N. G. Martins. g. v. Barker, f, G.
Anthony, g. A. Haze, II. p. johnson, John
Killan, Christ Larsen James Lecher, N.
Nichols, d. T. Reed, Harry Bennington,
Charles c. Sparks. Fred Williams, William
Wool. William Cowger, Howard Shinrock.
Emperor's Royal Guard detachment from
the Royal Arcanum)-F. J, Norton, f. II.
James J. J. pavey. A. C. Reed, DR.. r. w.
Cardinals Guard OF Honor detachment
from High School Cadetsl--Louls Nebie,
Arthur Isakson, Harry. Peterson, Nick
Frank Exdahl. o. Nebie. William Drake,
Fred Dennke, Lloyd Miller. Phil Long.
Stanton Salisbury, Hiram Salisbury, Her
bert Edling, Albert Nelson, Arthur Moore.
Norman Shredder
Electors Guards, detachment from Com
pany l. First Nebraska, Thurston Rihes)-
y. II. Atwood, ]. e. Erickson. ], NJ. Kottal,
George Heffner, @. G. Case William
!, Schultz. c. p. Cole, Roy Wisdom.
Story Of Luther's Life (Contihued)1 Twenty
Views. r.
PART w.
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