The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-23
First Church Concert
 Tomorrow Afternoon
MendeIssOhn Male Chorus, Augmented By WOmen's
 Choir, to Be Featured in COl0rful Pageant

Onco again the f1rsL Cnurcn presents the Mendelssohn Male chorus, augmented by a women's choir. with its rendition. of the oft repeated and weli-beloved pageant of the Alteration of the Kings and Shepherds, tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock.
 This year variety is attained by different selection of the ancient and modern Christmas carols and anthems. The two organists, Miss Fannie L. Mccormack and Frank c. Hill, together with the pianist, Miss Emily D. Vaudeville. will join to offer the instrumental mu- sic. deserving of the combined choruses, and interpretive of the scenes of the pageant.
 For the solid hour, from four to five o'clock, the music will con- tfnue. as the pageant unfolds-be- ing carried throughout the entire naive of the church.
 Sharply at four o'clock the church will be darkened for the candle-hght service, effected by eighteen young ladies in the role of angels, bearing lights to the windows. Thereafter, the pageant of the Nativity opens. The manager scene, with the Holy Mother and St Joseph, two cherubs, and angels watching over the Christ Child, is the center of attraction, as angels, Shepherds, and Eastern Wise-M come to offer homage and bear witness to the birth of the Savior.
 Christmas greens and colored lights will tend to set off the beau ties of song and sight, suggested by the incompatible glories of the tradition and poetry of St Matt hew's and St Luke's Gospel-stor- ies of the first Christmas.
 More than a hundred men, wo- ment, boys, and girls, of Water bury join to present this pageant as a service of worship and good will.
 The Cast
 St Mary: Miss Marion Matthew's; St Joseph: Greig Ritchie; Angels: the Misses Inge Anderson, Ida Blanchard, Mary Burns, Elin Carl- son, Polly Deacon, Molly Kemp, Eileen Knauf, Joan Iilley, Barbara Lines, Elizabeth Mallette, Eugenia Mallette. Frances Mallette, Vir- ginia Nelson, Eileen Pyle, Ruth Reuter-, Ruth Stibbs, Betty Whit CTS, Marion Winters, Helen Zibell; Cherubs: Ruth Burwell, Anne Northrup; Shepherds: Messrs Craig Barber, Walter Burns, Will liam Burns, Harry Garrett, Alfred Gren, Gerald Gregg, Theodore Gregg, David Hubbard, Walter Hib- bard. Gregory Lines, John Mac Nab, Kenneth Morris, Frank New ChnYnhn nrd Boys: George Burns. Edward Thomas; Pages: Sunny Greggs, Allan Sperry, Carol Sperry; Kings: Messrs Frederick w. Green, Roger s. Makepeace, Frederick s. VailL
 Women's Choir: Sopranos: Mrs Richard Donovan, Miss Gladys Fox, Miss Emily Vaudeville, Miss Margery Service; Altos: Mrs G. Loring Burwell, Mrs Elizabeth Spain, Miss Wilma Metevier, Miss Ella Galat.
 Me n d e lssohn Male Chorus: Messrs. Harry Albone, George Backman, Edward Birzeth, Home Crane, Harry Cables, Howard Chamberlain, Robert Comber. Ed ward Darling, Walter Davis, Joseph Fiftal, Edgar, Farnioff,( Herbert Farnloff, John Galat, Wilfred Gib- son, Alfred o.ld, Frederick Green, Robert Hodis, Cameron Klobedanz, William Kirchner, Harry Leonard, Roger Makepeace, Daniel Mead, Edward Mix, William G. Murray, David B. Meth, Franklin Newbery, John O'Rourke, Frederick Piepont, Jr., Herbert Pinter, Kenneth Ris- don, Frederick Salisbury, John Sta- whisky, w. M. Sullivan, Edward Sullivan, Howard Sterner, George Stanton, John Theriault, Walter Thompson, John Thulin, Baldwin Todd, Kenneth Tullar, Frederick Vaill, Elmer Ward, Lucian Warner. Charles Wentzel, Francis Whalen, Edwain S. Wyatt, Paul Westlocki, Edward Showwarski, Stanley Colov- ski, Frederick Zaborsky.
 Accompaniests: Miss Fannie Me- Cormack, Miss Emily D. Mande- vile, and Frank c. Hill; director. C. T,Orine Rurwell.