The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-12-19

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Organ Prelude
Professional Hymn 1910 Come,
All Ye Faithful"
Prayer
I.ymn-"The First Noel"
The Onertory-"Oh Quiet Night, o
Holy Night" ...... Neidelinger
Hymn-"Watchman, Tell Us Of the
Night"
The Christmas Story
Hymn" Silent Night. Holy Night"
Christmas Story In Drama
Scene 1.-The World In Darkness.
The world lay In darkness; but the
people Of all lands, burdened and
oppressed, hoped for a deliverer.
Scene 1.-THE Annuncia ton.
The angel Of God appears to Mary
and tells her that she Is TO be the
mother OF Jesus.
Scene III-The Journey to Beth
lehem. At the command Of Caesar
Augustus. the people 60 TO their an
cestral places TO be enrolled for tax
alton, many TO Bethlehem. Joseph
and Mary among them.
Scene IV-Shepherds In the Field.
Shepherds watching their nocks by
night are told by an angel that
Jesus Is born.
Scene V-The Nativity. There is
no room in the Inn In Bethlehem
for Joseph and Mary, and Jesus
Is laid In q rnanger.
Scene VI-The Alteration Of the
Shepherds. The shepherds. guided by
star, come to the manger and
worship Jesus.
Scene VII-The Alteration Of the
Kings. Wise Men from the East
come seeking Jesus and worship
him.
Scene VIII-The Adoration of the
World. People OF all races and
tongues In the ages since worship
at the manger.
Hymn-"Joy to the World, the Lord
Has Come"
Prayer and Benediction
Choral Response - christmas
Amen"
Among those assisting in the
presentation OF the Christmas
drama will be:
Mary, June O'Neil; Joseph. Eugene
Beadle Annunciating Angel. Vir-
ginia Fenton: Angel OF the Kings,
Pearl Sch!lling; Angel OF the Shep-
herds. Hazel Ruth Burner; cherubs,
Harold Gardiner. Doris Cook, Har-
Ian Armour. Bobby Jones. George
Warner, Lois Schilling, Fannie Mar
chenko, Ronald Porzenheim, Kath-
crime Kingston, Margaret Angle,
Bobbie Angle, Martha Marchenko.
Shepherds, Wilfred Semmens,
Floyd Marsh. Kenneth Smith, Rich
ard Rosengrant, Robert Bobilin,
Phillip signor, Peter Marchenko.
Harry Finley. Edwin Alexander,
Graham Gaines: Kings. E. G. Terry,
Robert Mcbride. Kenneth Hamlin;
Soldiers, Harold Blume, Henry Von-
Lott. Edward Durant, Carl Beings
ton, Robert jenkins.
People Of the Journey, Henry Al
len. Eleanor Burner, Marguerite
Burner, Donald Sterner, Aida
Bloodgood, william Gardiner, Helen
Marggraff. Ruth Houghton, Paul
Belevitz, Daniel Belevitz, Harold
Hammond, Loren Burner, Crispino
Casale, Mary Luchinsky, Robert
Kanaley. Anna Marchenko. Harold
Johnston, Alec Marchenko.
People and Children Of the World.
Mrs. e. G. Terry, Miss Cora Rich,
Lillian Underhill. Ruth Booth, Dor
othy Kenyon, Irene Andrews, Gloria
Brandolini, Lendall Maxim, Lois
Anderson, Wilbur Parker, Bernice
Lapierre. Marion Monroe, Fred
Schilling. Jack Finley, Doris La
Bonte, Roberta Finlay, George Ar
mour, Elizabeth Burner. Shirley
Armstrong, Muriel Hammond, Ruth
PEBBLES.
People in Darkness. Walter Now
akowski, John Barone. William
Fowler, Frederick w. Rowe. Ron
aid Parker. Thomas Powell; The
Prophet, Emanuel Nelson.
Costuming, Miss Ernestine Peir-
cey. chairman. assisted by: Mrs. p.
A. Marggraff, Miss Olive Wilder,
Mrs. j. H. Foster. Miss Ruth Wor-
den, Mrs. Phillip signor. Mrs. Clay
ton Brown, Mrs. Lucy Harris. Mrs.
Joseph Schilling. Mrs. Orrin Max-
i'm. Mrs. Robert Mcbride, Miss Ma
BILE Littlehales, Miss Sudie v.
Adams; Lighting. Orrin Maxim and
Perry Borden, assisted by: Edwin
Delinks, Elmer Baxter. Stanley Bor-
den, Orrin Maxim, Jr.
Music, Mr.. Everett Swanson al
organ, assisted by Ruth Houghton
and Ruth Worden. Also the chorus
choir and quartet: Carolin Ives. So
pranc; Mrs. Wilbur Allen. contralto:
Harold Seymour, tenor; Wilbur Al
len. baritone.
Properties. Mr.. Wilkes Bell. Mr..
Donald Butler, Mr.. Bertram Gard
liner.
The First Methodist and First
Baptist churches will also cooper
ate in q Christmas musical service
In the First Methodist church at
500 o'clock, Sunday afternoon. at
which the Mattatuck Choral Society
will sing and Rev. Theodore G.
Bobilin will preside. Following this
service, at 6 o'clock, refreshments
will be served in the parish rooms
of the First Methodist church and
the congregation will form pro-
cession 10 the First Baptist Church.
arriving In time for the pageant at
TOO o'clock. Upon leaving the
First Methodist church and -arriv-
ing at the First Baptist church
there will be outdoor carol singing
aeats AT the naneant will be reServ-
ed for those In the professional.