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 FOUR ONE-ACT PLAYS Sponsored by the Dramatic Club of the
 Seward High School VIVIAN NELSON - PRESIDENT MRS. C. E. ANDERSON--.- FACULTY ADVISOR
 APRIL 24, 1882 800 F. M Auditorium of William H. Seward School
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NOTED EVANGELISTS
TO CONVENE HERE
Billy Sunday, Rodeheaver
and Others to Attend.

Prominent figures in the evangc-
listic world, including Billy Sunday.
Homer Bodenheaver, DR.. j. c. Mas
see, DR.. Roy L. Brown and DR.. Rob-
ert G. Lee, will appear on the pro-
gram of the Interdenominational
Evangelistic Association convention
to be held here Jan. l to 8.
The conference will open in Cadle
tabernacle Sunday afternoon, Jan.
l, with a sermon by Billy Sunday.
DR.. Lee, descendant of the Civil
war general, and president of the
Tennessee Baptist convention, will
speak Monday.
Twenty thousand persons are ex-
pected to attend the conference,
headquarters for which have been
established at the English.
Dr. William E. BiederWoIf of Wi
mona Lake is president and DR.. e.
mer C. Miller, also of Winona Lake,
secretary Of the association.
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CATHOLIC EDITOR

The Rev. James IL ellis, editor Of
= d5dsEosk n Penn I. z7iz.. y s so n.
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SANTA'S PLANE
LANDS IN CITY
1000 Children Greet Him
on Arrival in West
Side Fete.

Santa Claus came to 1000 West
Indianapolis children today in an
airplane, staging one of the most
novel Christmas stunts ever wit
messed in Indianapolis.
Flying through binding rain
while hundreds of children looked
on, Howard Maxwell, the flying st.
Nicholas, saw he would be unable
to bring his plane down IN RhodiuS
park as was scheduled.
But, rather than disappoint the
upturned faces, Maxwell gagged his
distance from the street and dived
his plane. He landed on Standard
avenue and Blaine street, and
climbed out of the cockpit in the
pouring rain.
Maxwell looked at his landing
field. 1t was paved street and his
plane rested between parked
automobile and utility pole.
Tra1led by the hundreds of chill
dren and their parents, Santa Claus
strolled to the undertaking parlors
of William d. BeanbloSsom at 1921
West Ray street.
The crowd had reached 1000, and
when Beanblossom opened his ga
rage for distribution of the gifts,
the line of children extended more
than three blocks.
Beanblossom last week distributed
food to the poor Of West Indian
apolis, but today the children had
their day, their gifts and their
Santa Claus.
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Thousands of Pilgrims
Pouring Into Bethlehem

where hundreds of lights play on
the precious stones set in his gor-
geous mitre.
The most sacred moment arrives,
tire descent to the Grotto of the Ma
tivity. Steps leading to it are worn
by the footsteps Of myriads of pill
grims who for centuries have sought
their momentary glimpse Of the
shrine.
The patriarch leads the process
sion, and is followed by the arch
bishops in regal dress and then by
the bishops, clergy and laymen.
Each carries a candle.
The old Gregorian chanting Of
the gospel in Greek accompanies
their slow footsteps. After the pro-
cession has passed three times
around the basilica, the ceremony
Is ended.
The worshippers pour forth under
the bright stars Of another Christ
mas.
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so EXTRA WORKERS
GIVEN YULE JOBS
Western u. Expects Big
Holiday Business.

Fifty extra employees have been
hired by the indianapolis branch Of
the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany to handle an unusually large
volume of holiday business, it was
announced today.
Much Of the business, in form Of
Christmas greetings, is attributed to
the fact that regular mail deliveries
Will be suspended by the post Office
Sunday and Monday. Wires are be-
ing sent from here to all points Of
the world. it was said
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NEW ENGLISH SINGERS

The New English Singers. under the
direction Of Cuthbert Kelly viii be fea-
tured with Channon Collinge and a group
OF Columbia soloists during a special
presentation of Christmas carols over
WFBM and the Columbia network, Satur-
day from II 10 Y midnight.
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sA1NT-sAENs oRAToR1o

Channon Collinge will present the IA
nous Saint-Saens Christmas oratorio as
special feature of the networks holiday
program Sunday from $3.50 70 10 p. m.
over WABC and a nationwide chain OF
Columbia stations He viii be assisted bv
Mildred Rose. soprano; Rhoda Arnold.
'nezzo- soprano. Barbara Maurel, contraltO;
Crane Calder. bass. and Theo Karle. tenor
as soloists the Cathedral choir and the
Columbia symphony orchestra.
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ROXY SYMPHONY

The initial Roxy Mammoth Symphony
from Radio City, the first of a series of
Sunday programs to be given on the stage
of the new Radio City Musice Hall under
the personal direction of S. L. (Roxy)
Rothafel will be heard over an NBC-
WLW network on Christmas day at 1915
a. M Elizabeth Lennox, Fred Hufsmith,
Phil Dewey and Max Panteleief will be
heard in the solo roles of the oratorio,
Voices of Millions" which was written
especially for the opening of the new
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Our Lady of LOurdes
(5S47 E. Washington ST.
Rev. Michael w. Lyons. Pastor.

Christmas Program
hEIle s.......-.- .......' $500 .k2Ne1l
GLORIA ..-.........-. -.......t Iluuet
SIeoQ nj ~ tell
Offertorv-" Adeste- Fideles."
arranged by Vincent Novello)
Solos Silent Night" ARRANGED by J. A.
Parks.
Margaret Gordon
Star Of the East'-tDuet by Kennedy
Mary Feeney Martha Wilberding
"Adoration" ...,... Emma KlotZ
Eleanor Dollman
BY Maurice Telma
Eleanor Dollman
violin solos,
Choir Sopranos. Mary Feeney.
Mary Harrigan. Margaret Gordon, Marie
Murphy Alice Bechtle Florence Paetz;
altos, Martha Wilberding. Ruth Day. Alma
Dew Catherine OConnor tenors Claude
Stifferlen Norbert O'Connor. James KIM
nevev Mark THOMPSON Raw Raw thompson
Margaret Fox. organist
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Holy Trinity
(2612 W. ST. Clair ST.
The Rev. Wenceslaus Ardas. O.MC..
Pastor.
Midnight Mass
Holy Night ...............F Gruber
O fssa lIi I'M snnt cocii IgnSz HIadniE
Slovenian Christmas Hymns. 81. Sicherl
Preludes and marches.
Hamilton S. Gordon, j. L. Battmann
High Mass, 10 A. M
Solemn high mass followed by bene-
diction.
20 Salutaris" ..............V. Hammfrel
"Tantum Ergo .............V. Hammtrel
Choir NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mrs. Mary
Urainar. Misses Mary Luzar. Julia Cesnik;
altos, Miss Victoria zore. Miss Mary Turk
Miss Mary Banicc; tenors. Joseph Lam
bert. Joseph 10th; BASES. Frank Radaeez.
Martin Dugar, John Skoda; Oragnist
Frank Ura1nar; director, Frank Radez.
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sCRooGE ON AIR

A special dramatized version of
Charles Dickens famous christmas
Carol viii be presented over WIZ,
KDKA, KYW and an NBC network Sat-
urday, at $3.50 D. M, by Tom Terriss,
whose performance as "Scrooge" gained
him such fame in England that he was
hOnored with a command performance
before the king and queen.
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CANTOR ON RESOLUTIONS

Eddie Cantor will be one week ahead of
the world and will make his New Years
resolutions during the Christmas broad
cast of the program heard at D. m.
over WLW and NBC network. The
comedians appropriate number will be
Merry Christmas. Happy New Year" Ru-
binof will preset special Christmas over
ture beginning with "Oh. Come All Ye
Faithful" and ending with Jingle Bells"
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LEISURE HOUR
CLUBS TO Get
MAGAZINE FREE
Golfers Aids City Leaders
in Their Program of
Entertainment.
LEISURE HOUR CALENDAR

LEISURE HOUR CALENDAR
Dec. p
Prospeet-sherm siOa Prospect ST.
Dec. %
Brookside Park community housA
Rhodius Park community house.
Dec. %
Oak Hill Women's Club. afternoon,
COmptOn's hall, eo0t Winter avenue.
Dec. 80
Christian Park community house.
Fletcher Place community house
Fl. Wayne and Walnut. Third Chris
tian church gymnasium.
Municipal Gardens community house.
Oak Hill, COmpton's han. eOOI Winter
avenue.
School %. 1880 South Illinois street.
School 81, Kelly and Boyd streets.
Fifty copies of Golfers magazine
soon will be distributed among Lei
sure Hour clubs for the benefit OF
members, it was announced today
by Dwight Ritter, director of the
Leisure Hour movement.
The magazines will be donated by
P. F. Collier & Son, publishers. Of
fer OF the magazines for three
months was made to Ritter in a
letter from Robert T. Messler of
New York, assistant circulation
manager.
Ritter also is negotiating with
other magazine concerns in an at
tempt to place a large variety of
reading matter at the command of
Leisure Hour-ers.
Two thousand persons attended
the eight entertainments given Fri
day night, swelling attendance for
the week to about seven thousand.
Approximately 100 were turned
away from the Oak Hill Club, when
all chairs became filed and the
standing room only policy could
not take care of all who wished to
attend.
Full house was reported at Mu-
nicipal Gardens community house.
where $50 persons saw a pageant.
"Gypsies," staged under direction of
Mrs. Joe Kettery. A dance followed
the program.
The TOymaker's Dream a play
let directed by Mrs Norma Kos
ter, drew approximately 400 to the
School 81 program, while more than
225 were present at Christian Park
Community House to hear music by
pupils of Arthur Jordan Conserva-
tory of Music.
School % entertainment, feature
of which was Dress Suits" a one
act play was attended by almost $50.
Slide pictures of the Holy Land, and
a program of music and readings,
attracted more than 200 to Fletcher
Place Community House. A crowd
of 225 was present at the Fl. Wayne
and Walnut Club, where Mrs. Ray
mond Albert staged the North Side
Riddle Revue.
Three regular meetings will not
be held next week because Of the
holidays. They are Delaware and
Ohio Club, Monday; Garfield. park,
Tuesday, and School 16, Thursday.
These programs will be resumed
during the first week of 1888. The
Delaware and Ohio Club plans a
gala New Years entertainment on
Monday, Jan. 2.
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Sacred Heart
1880 Union street,
The Rev John joseph Brogger,
o. F. NJ. Pastor
Midnight Mass, 11;i5-
silent Night." procession to crib.
tfagnihcat and Grafton.
Hyrie Gloria and Credo. from Mass
in Honor of the Holy Cross
OHertory- "Adeste Fideles' ....... .Novello
Sanctus. BenediCtus and Agnus Del
from Jubilee Mass ......... Gruber
Christmas medley arranged
for two violins and organ.
Recessional4-"L aetentur Coeli' ..... .Rees
Shepherds Mass, 7;sO A. NJ
Christmas songs sung by high school girls,
-ChiIdren's Mass, 9:15 A. M
Songs for Christmas day from zitters
hymnal by the seventh and eight
grade girls.
Solemn High Mass, 1880 A. M
Program of midnight repeated.
20. 20 SaiutaTls .GTes96acneT
eecessional|aA Christmas carol.
A mixed chorus of thirty-six voices,
under the direction of Professor F. J.
eoerger. organist, will sing at the two
Nigh masses
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PONsELLE RETURNS

Rosa PonseHe, celebrated dramatic So
prano. VIII inaugurate the resumption Of
the Sunday circle concerts. featuring ia
nous stars of the Metropolitan Opera
Company and other great singers. Sunday
at p. m, over WENR and an NBC net
work. For her Christmas night concert.
Miss Ponselle has chosen traditional YUle-
tide songs and selections associated with
the season, including Schuberts ave
tique de Noei' and rowland from Vic
tor Herbert's Babes in Toyland."
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st. AnthOny's
1919 n. Warman Ave)
The Rev. A. H. Busald. Pastor.
Midnight Mass
silent Night"
Mass in honor of the Little Flower.
Ofertory-" Adeste Fideles"
Mass. 9 A. NJ
The Christmas Bells"
While Shepherds Watched"
Angels We Have Heard"
'AdeSte Fideles."
silent Night"
Amor Mi"
Orchestra Members Violins. Mary
Fisher. Josephine Dillon. Mildred Cum
mlngs Dorothy Sellmever. saxophone
Josephine Davis organ, Gertrude Whelan,
Dorothy Brosnan.
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holy spot. The Christian world,
torn by dissension and economic
woe, will be with them in spirit.
Entering the church, the pilgrims
are greeted by spirals Of incense,
blended from the spices Of Arabia
and all the east. The lights Of the
upper nave shine on the splendid
vestments Of the priests, robed in
gold, purple and wearing golden
crowns.
The worshippers are packed tight
in the sitting, scented atmosphere. A
rising murmur follows the chanting
-of the priests and emotion reaches
height where bodies sway and
eyes are dimmed with tears in the
ecstasy of religious fervor.
TIE ancient orthodox patriarch,
burdened with respondent and
heavy vestments, mounts tee throne
Sarlto1
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st. Bridget's
(sO7 n. West STD
The Rev. John F. Mcshane. Pastor.
-1l:SO P. M
Meditation on Christmas Themes.
Organ and violin.
-11:I5 p. M
Night Of His Birth"
Sweet Thy Peace"
Mos, - ~. lie Midnight 49,. g.,
ofe sSa Fideiis C%ns So slfiig,
"Christus Natus Est"
...................... NJ. A. Melvil
s. A. NJ
Christmas HYMNS BY Children's Choir.
20 Little Town Of Bethlehem"
o Hasten Dear Children"
With Hssrts Truly Grateful"
10 A. M
Choir Members Hammerlei J. suni
erick. Mary Davis. Clara sullivan. Mar
garet Davis and Helen Reinhardt.
II
st. GATHERINGS
diO9 Tabor ST.
The Rev. James Downey. Pastor.
Midnight Mass
KyTis,' Gloria. second Mass Is r40e'
oaertory-A deste fideies' NoT sslo
Sapctns. Fenedictnss Agnus Dei-xS
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CHRISTMAS DAY HIGHLIGHTs

A. NJ.
11:OO-COlumbia, Salt Lake Tabernacle
choir.
u15-NBC- (wLw), Roxy symphony.
11;3o-COIumbia, Paris, Berlin, Lon
don programs.
Pm.
2:0O-Columbia, New York Phil
harmonic Symphony.
4:0o-NBC (W NR), Koestner's
Ensemble "HanseI and
Gretel."
7:00-NBC fWLW), Eddie Cantor.
S:00-NBC CWENR), Rosa PonseIIe.
s:3o-COlumbia, Saint-Saens Christ
mas oratorio.
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Additional Church Music PROGRAMS

Edith Bridgewater. Mary Boone. Mamie
Brown. Bessie Griffin, Mary Smithson.
Miss Irene Crane: alto. Misses Bertha
Sims, H. Violet. Mrs. Lewis; tenor. Frank
Garten, George Gibson. Fred. Triplett;
bass, Miles Garten, Ben Garteh, Martin
assist the choir: t Misses Veronica Num- il
and Virginia Williams soprano; Mrs.
Lottie McAdoo. alto; Walter Harris. bass:
Mrs. Vesterine Slaughter. guest organist.
Mrs Mary C. Porter. organist; Ferd B.
TripleJ. director.
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CoLUMBIA,s CAROL

A radio dramatization of Charles
Dickens immortal story, "a Christmas
Carol" will be broadcast for the fourth
consecutive Christmas eve over WFBM and
the Columbia network Saturday from
to 10 Q. m.
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TRIN1TY cHURcH cH1MEs

The chimes Of old Trinity church.
standing in its quiet grave yard at the
head Of Wall street in the New York
financial center. will ring in Christmas
day over WIZ. WEAF WTAM and COM
urday. The mellow sound of the old bells
will be picked up by microphones and
carried over the country as it reverberates
between the huge skyscrapers Of lower
Broadway. in familiar Christmas tunes.
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CATHEDRAL HOUR

Selections from the works of Haydn.
Gounod and other famous composers of
religious music will be heard during the
Christmas day broadcast of the Cathedral
hour from II to 1890 p. m, Sunday, over
the Columbia network. Under the direc-
ton of Channon Coilinge. the musical
sional, 20 God Our Help in Ages Past"
sung by the entire Cathedral ensemble.
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MYSTERY TENOR

The Mystery tenor will present pro-
gram Of wel-loved Christmas melodies
including 20, Holy Night" Dear Land
OF Home" and Birthday of the King.
sunday at l p. m, over WLW and an NBC
network. Air de Ballet" by Richard Ger
Wonky, will be played by the ensemble
under the direction Of the composer.
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Other Masses

Morning Masses: 6, 7:3O, 900, 1890.
Childrens Mass. a. m. Christmas
hymns. organ and orchestra accompani-
ment Director, Sr. M. Antonella.
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BENEDIcTINE MONKS

An international program of unusual
interest will come from the Benedictine
Valley of Germany. Saturday. at $50
.. m, over WENR and NBC network.
The program will consist of the ringing
of the centuries-old abbey bells. a brief
address in English by the arch-abbot,
Rapel Waller, and an ancient liturgical
Christmas chant by the Benedictine
Monks.
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LUCKY STRIKE HOUR

Evelyn Herbert and Robert Halliday
VIII be heard in a delightful Christmas
is broadcast Saturday at 9 over a NBC
network. The music of Vincent Lopez
and his ORCHESTRA from the Congress
hotel in Chicago and the tunes of Jack
Denny and his instrumentalists PLAYING
from the Waldorf-Astoria in New YORK
also viii be heard Stations are Wis,
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st. AIMS
MARS HID
The Rev. John F Patterson, Pastor.
Midnight Mass, Has
Christmas hymns.
while Shepherds Watched"
20 Holy Night"
silent Night
Mass in Honor of st. Ignatius. .... .Gruber
Ofertory 'Adeste Fideles'
Choir MEMBERSHIPS Paul Volker. Mrs
Henry Blaschke Miss Emma Blaschke.
George Wittemeier Jesse Vest. Henry J.
Blaschke; organist. Mrs. Anna r. Ma
honey.
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st. Mary's
(S17 N. New Jersey ST.
The Rev. John H. scheefers, Pastor.
-11:5O P. M
Silent Night"
Mixed Choir and Orchestra.
Prayer at the Crib,
High Mass, 1900
Mass in Honor of st. Lawrence. .schehI
fertory-Laetentur Coeli
Gommunion--Adeste Fideles.
The First Noel.
Orchestra.
Low Mass, s A. M
Chldren's Choir
"Hark! What Mean Those Holy Voices"
20 Come Little Children"
"Adeste Fideles."
Silent Night"
Lovely Infant. Dearest Saviour"
What Lovely Infant?"
-10:3O A. M
Program same as midnight.
--3 P. M
Vespers and Benediction.
Mixed Choir-Soprano, Misses AIvina
Sellmeyer, Hazel Chung Mesdames Emma
LAUDER. Louis Feldman, Bertha Schepherd;
Der; bass, Messrs. George E. Schmitt
Frank Krachenfelz; organist, Mrs George
E. Schmitt director, George E. Schmitt.
Academy OrcheStra-MisSe Anna Krein-
baum, uhldine wilkins. Bernice Wilson
Clara Mootz, Frances Gross. Frances Will
Davis. Margaret Finkheiner. Rosemary
u IL.
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RHYrHN1s SHADOWS

Rhythmic Shadows. a program present.
ing an orchestra led by Emil Polak in dis
tinctive ARRANGEMENTS OF light classical
and classical numbers. viii be broadcast
on Saturday at ll:05 .. m. over WTAM
and an MIC netXork
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PARIS. BERLIN. LONDON

A cross-section of typical Christmas
celebrations in Paris, Berlin and London
will be relayed by short wave from Lon
don, England, to the listeners-in of the Co
lumbia chain on Christmas day, Sunday,
from 80 to 10 noon. The program will
include nine-minute musical and descrip-
tive intervals from each European city.
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BRADY ON AIR

William A. Brady Sr.. dean of the
American. stage and a leading actor be-
fore he became a foremost producer of
PLAYS. will make his first dramatic appear
ance before the microphone when he PLAYS
the part of General Sam Houston in The
Battle Of San Jacinto' during the broad
cast OF Great Moments in History Sunday,
work
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Fonntaie Street II. E.-The Rev. Charles
A. 1stc fuliougn, pastor. Morning theme
r Of Prayer" night Chr IS
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CAROLS OF THE NATIONS

jacques Fray and Mario Braggiotti,
two-piano team of nationwide fame, will
make their contribution to the Yuletide
carols of many nations during their re-
cital to be heard over the Columbia chain
on Christmas eve. from Z to 7:15.
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DUTCH PIANIST

DUTCH PIANIST
Egon Petri. distinguished Dutch pianist.
will appear as soloist with the Neu,
York Philharmonic-S Symphony orchestra
Tor the second time during the broadcast
OF the final concert under the baton OF
Issay Doorowen. Sunday. from 2 to 4
p m, over WABC and a nationwide Co
lumbia network.
GLAD TIDINGS
Dr.. Daniel A. Polling will speak Of
National Youth Conference program Sun
day at $50 D. m over WENR and an
NBC network. Music viii be under the
direction OF George Shackley.
II
HANSEL AND GRETEL"
Selections from Humperdinck's Han
sci and Gretel" viii open the Christmas
program Of Josef Koestner's ensemble
Sunday at 1 .. N. over WENR and an
NBC network Holy Night" a popular
folk song. and Dance of the Mirilitons''
from Tschaikowsky's The Nutcracker
Suite" Will complete this melodious re-
=
CATHOLIC EDITOR
The Rev. James II. ellis, editor Of
CathQlie Warld.. VIII per mDd curing the
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SALT LAKE CHOIR

Hymns and carols commemorative of
the Christmas season will be featured by
the Salt Lake tabernacle choir during the
day, from II to 1880 a. m. Among the
selections to be featured by the choir of
more than 500 voices will be McFarlane,!ss
Far Far Away From Judea's Plains,
Parks King of Glory" and Worthy of
The Lamb p hV Handel
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THE MESSIAH"

'The Messiah" HandeTs world-famous
oratorio in which the "Halleluiah Chorus"
occurs. will be broadcast at 7 p. m. over
an NBC network Saturday, direct from
Cleveland through station WTAM. The
program. sung by the vocal arts chorus,
will be directed by Charles D.: Dawes;
Orpheus chorus. Stations will be WMAQ
and WTAM.