The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-25

Two important Lenten motion pictures will be shown at St. Jo- seph's hall during the current week. Scenes taken at Lourdes, France, will be presented Wednes- day evening with an interesting surrounding bill. Those attending will be given more than a far glimpse of the historic shrine at which many miracles have been realized and which is attended by l thousands of cripples annually. | Other films showing the bcgin- ming of an air flight from Floyd Bennett Field to Lithuania will be shown. It will be recalled that the two Lithuanian aviators were killed a short time after the films ! were made. Father Ruppert, Maryknoll mis- sioner, will be present Friday eve ming to present films taken in China and throughout Eastern Asia. The pictures will depict the life of the missionary. Some of the scenes will show a part of the lep- CT colonies and It's inhabitants. Father Ruppert Is an authority on Chinese and Asiatic races and has appeared as speaker in mary sections of the United States Tn l their interests. He addressed mem- bers of St. Patrick's Holy Name | society at their last annual com munion breakfast and also spoke before St. Joseph's men. He will be at St. Joseph's hall again Fri | day to personally explain the pic- lures as they are flashed upon the screen.
 Activities Announcement | In preparation for the Easter holiday and Mothers Day festivi- ties, Alexander Aleksis, organist and choir-master at St.. Joseph s church outlines the following activ. | ities.: Tuesday Evening
 | 7:15-Junior Choir rehearsal. | 8:00-Senior Choir rehearsal. Friday Evening
 | 7:30-Male Chorus reeharsal. l 8:l5-Lithuanian Little Sym phony Orchestra.
 l 9:30-Melodians Dance Orches- tra rehearsal.
 Play Rehearsals
 l All rehearsals for the annual Mothers Day plpay to be given by the Knights of Lithuania will be held Sunday aftertnoons at 2:sO o'clock and Wednesday evenings at S:00 D. m.
 Cast at Banquet
 Members of St. Patrick's Holy ] Name society minstrel show were feted at the Lyceum last night. | One of the features of the evening was repitition of the musical per- formance given St. Patrick's eve. Brief speeches and refreshments completed the activities. The mas ter of ceremonies was Thomas Fitzmaurice. Those present were: Rev. Dr. Eugene P. Cryne, Rev. | William Wirkus, Rev. Bernard Foster, John Harmon, Richard Ho- gan, Patrick Hogan, Otto Herr mann, William Hermann, Vincent Kelley, James Jamele, Charles Will son, Ray Corden, Howard Jones. Lloyd Hallock, John Howard, Francis Mullins, Ralph Brennan. 1 Robert Lynch, William 0'Keefe, Alfred Herbert, Edward Dunphy. Gerald Donovan, Louis Pannone, Patrick Stacak, Thomas Archarn- bault, Walter Dunn, William Guil- foile, William Delaney, John Ken- nedy, Peter Kennedy, John Mir- field, Thomas Cocchilo, Edward | Conway, John Corden, Michael Daly, Timothy Daily, George Barnes John Gerrity, Louis Rocco, Ray
 Brodeur, Edward Fitzgerald. Will liam Powers, Vincent Garvey, Patrick Garvey, Charles Kelley. James Kelley, Irving Delaney, Je- seph Phelan, Francis Phelan. Jo- seph Ryan, Robert Ryan, Ernie Ledger, Rudy Hermstadt, James Barnes, John Morrissey, James Fitzgerald, Joseph Lezotte, Angelo Calo, Ike Dervis, Angelo Pastore, Thomas iFtzmaurice, Michael Dris- coll, Francis Fitzgerald, Francis Hardy, Francis Mitchell, William Powers. William Dwyer, Mago