The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-09
St. Joseph's Holy Name Bulletin

complete list of actors who will take part: Pontius Pilate, Mi- chael Verbickas; Joseph, Vic tor Mcskunas; NicOdemus, James Danauskas; Prokle, Pi- latc's wife), Mary Baron; Jo- anna, Julia Snitskus; Prefect, Bronis Orodeckis; Centurion, Joseph Vitkauskas; Saducie, John GrebIunas; Pharisies, George Adomaitis, Adolph Ba- landa, Frank Shaknaitis, Aug ust Krisavage; Simon, Frank Srnudidinas, Ruben (his sOn) Edward Povilaitis; Alexander, Edward Navage; Lija, Mary Mazeika; People, Anthony De- reskevich, Edward Digimas, Valarian Markevicius, Albert Vaitukaitis, Bronis Krivinskas, Anna Bogusas and Valeria Jakstas; Two girls (selling flowers) Mary Abrams and Mary Verbickas; Joseph's servant-BrOnims Krivinskas, Krivinslas; soldiers, Joseph Kazlauskas and John Lutke- Vicius.
 During the play Psalms and Hymns will be sung by pupils of St Joseph's school who took part i'm the St JOseph's day play which was presented March 19. The play con. sists of four acts. The curtain rises showing a street scene in the first act. A crowd has gathered at the Gates of Jeru- salem on Palm Sunday some shouting praises to the Lord, others mock and scOrn Him. In one of the scenes of this act the Pharisees plan the death of Christ.
 As the curtain rises for the second act the audience sees the beautifully decorated rooms of Pontius Pilate. News reaches PlIate of the capture of Christ. ProkIe begs Pilate to Free Christ. The act comes to an end as Jesus Christ is condemned to die on the cross. The third and fourth acts give the remainder of the Passion.
 The Lithuanian Catholic Students association are spon- soring a May Festival dance, which will take place on May 25, in the St Joseph's Audi torium. A committee has been placed in charge of the affair and from the attention they are giving it one may readily see that the dance will be suc- cessful. The music for the occasion will be supplied by Norbert Alexis and his Young MeIodians.
 The Third Victory Banquet of the Connecticut Lithuanian Catholics will be hel don May IS at the Hotel Bond in Hart ford, Conn. The Holy Name Study Club will resume its weekly discussions Tuesday night. The Lithuanian Radio choir will return over the air waves on Easter Sunday.
 There will be meeting of the parishioners tonight in the old school hall at 7:3O o. clock. The Parish annual sup per will be the chief discus- sion. Plans will be made for this affair which is scheduled to take place on May II, in the St Joseph's Auditorium. All parishioners are invited to attend this important meeting.
 The Liberation of Wilma so. cicty will present Attorney Raphiel Skipitis, ex-minister of Lithuania as the guest speaker at the meeting Wed- nesday night April 10 at s o'clock. Entertainment which will consist of songs will be sung by the St Joseph's choir. All Lithuania speaking people of Waterbury are invited to attend.
 Just a reminder--All Holy Name members are requested to receive holy communion on Easter Sunday April IA. The next monthly meeting of the Holy Name society will be April 23. The members of the Holy Name society will receive holy communion on Sunday, April 28. The Holy Names an- nual communion breakfast will be held on Sunday, May 26.