The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-10-19
Forum Program
Opens Sunday
Noted Speakers to Appear
at Second Church

The Forum program at the sec
ond CONGREGATIONAL church has
been announced in booklet form.
It opens next Sunday.
The program follows:
81 Oct 23. Princess Rahme Haidar
of Damascus, noted authoress, lee
sturer and dramatist. DramatiZa-
lion of the Biblical story, THE
Healing of Naaman, the Leper.
I'd Oct "a. Princess Rahme Hal
sdar will show her own moving
pictures of the Holy Land, Gems
OF the East" and one act Of her
drama Ruth and Naomi"
Oct 80. Mendelssohn Male
Chorus. Annual concert.
Nov 7. Special Monday evening
Subject: "Reccnt Observations
Made on a European Trip
M Nov 10. Miss Margaret Stat
terry, noted lecturer and writer up
on general subjects Of securlar
and religious education and child
welfare. Subject: The Cynic
knacks at Your Door"
Nov 20. DIR Walter Granger.
Curator of Fossil Mammals at IN:
American Museum OF Natural HIS
tory in New York City. Motion
pictures and slides will be SHOWN
from those taken during his fiVe
years of work as second In com
lnand of the Roy Chapman An
dreWs Expedition.
Nov ri. Rev Albert Buckncr
Cot. DO. former pastor or sec
ond Church and now minister q
the First Congregational Church
in Oak Park. Illinois. Subject:
s.1rha p eii0toIlS Wise Man.
Dec 4. Oswald Garrison Willard,
Editor Of 1.-The Nation" Subject:
How Shall We Reforme oar
Cities?"
Dec II. DR. Augustus o.
Thomas, secretary general of the
World Federation Of Education
Associations. Subject: Building
New Civilization"
Dec IS. DIR Howard w. Hag-
gard of the Yale University Facul-
". Subject: Devils. Drugs ana
Doctors"
Dec 25. Christmas Carols.
Jan /. Vincent Burns, soldier,
poet, minister and author, COLI
sIdere Americas foremost
prophet of Brotherhood and Peace.
subject: 'The Red Harvest"
& Jan. 8. Rev Robert K. Brown,
DID, of the department of pastor
"a theology at the graduate school
Of theology at Oberlin college. SUBJ
ject: "Why Am An Internation-
aIist.''
Jan. Is Count Serge Fleury of
the French foreign office and ar
dent worker in the cause OF inter-
national goodwill and fellowship.
Subject: French Problems And
world Problems"
Jan. %. Hans Reisiger. author
fly on German literature and poll
tics. Subject: present Crisis In
Germany"
Jan. 29-Phillip Martindaie. U.
3. Ranger Naturalist service, de-
partment of the interior. Illustrat-
"a lecture on 1.-THE Grand Canyons
Under and Above The Earth"
=. Feb 6. H. C. Jaquith. expert on
Ill Near Eastern questions and fire.
auentiy acted In official and unof-
ficial capacities for various govern
rnents. Subject: 1.-THE Present
World Significance of Moscow,
Rome, Jerusalem and Mecca"
Feb. IL. Olive Murray Chap
nan, world traveller. artist and
s,uthor. illustrated lecture: Sub.
yect: women OF The Northland.'
4 Feb 10. DR. Henry Neumann,
ethical Culture. Subject: "The
Epic OF America"
Feb. 26. James G. Blauvelt.
president OF the Henry George
League of New jersey and author
ity on the Single TAX. Subject:
Neutrality-suspicious. and Cure"
~ March s. Dan MCGOWAN, field
Naturalist from Banff. Alberta.
Canada. illustrated lecture.
"a March r.. Norman Thomas. So
c1alist candidate for president In
1882. director of League for Indus
trial Democracy. Subject: why ]
Am q Socialist"
q March 10. Kirby Page. editor
:.The World Tomorrow" and auth
or OF eleven volumes on interna-
uonaI, social and religious ques-
lions. Subject: what Religion
Means 70 Me-"
March 90. Open.
4, April 2. Chinquila. the foremost
American Indian OF our day. There
u no other pure-booded Ameri-
can Indian born on the plains, with
her ability or her experience. Sub
5ect: Dramatic Sketches OF The
american Indian"
April 0. Open.
April 10 fsaster Sunday. Men,
Iensobn Male Chorus.
April 20. Miss Mary Apple. con.
ffulto Bol0Ist Mt Mount Pleasant
f.ongreEntionni church, Washing.
ton, -. G., and by popular vote.
fhs Outstanding radio eontraIt0 In
fhs nations capital Evening OF
Aprii 90. open.
soufh America sent tl7eoss.ooo