On the slopes of Calvary
Contributors: White, Arthur B.; Connell, Deniss E.; Doyle, Henry Grattan, 1889-1964; Palmieri, Aurelio, 1870-1926; Gonzaga College Theatre (Organization : Washington, D.C.); Theater Playbills and Programs Collection (Library of Congress)
Published: 1918
Language: eng
Subjects: Drama; Passion
Other titles: Passion play
Description: The Passion play "On the Slopes of Calvary" by Rev. A. Palmieri, D.D., O.S.A., translated from the Italian by Henry Grattan Doyle, A.M., formerly instructor of romance languages at Harvard University, Gonzaga College Theatre, Washington, D.C. St. John Berchman's Male Choir, directed by Glenn W. Ashley, sacred music between the acts by the Meyer Davis' Orchestra. The play will be staged by Messrs. John F. Luitich, Arthur B. White and Denis E. Connell, dramatic director Mr. Arthur B. White, special scenery painted by J.L. Duffey.
Notes: Gonzaga College Theatre, Washington, D.C., March 24 [1918] at 2.15 p.m. and 8 p.m.

Title devised by Library staff.

Cast: Miss Teresa Connell, Mr. Maurice Jarvis, Mr. Arthur B. White, Mr. H.F. Dolan, Mr. Francis J. Cleary, Mr. E.B. O'Brien, Miss Estelle Murray, Mr. Finley Hayes, Mr. Lawrence K. Downey, Mrs. E.J. Deeds, Mr. John H. Pellen, Mr. Finley Hayes, Mr. Denis E. Connell, Mr. A. Edward Hall, Miss Charlotte V. Pairo, Miss Rose Healy, Miss Anna Ford, Miss Martha Ford, Miss Madeline O'Brien, Miss Mina Pairo, Miss Virginia Ford, Mr. Thomas W. Greene, Mr. Lawrence K. Downey, Mr. Arthur C. Hennings, Mr. John E. McKensie, Mr. Francis Dougherty, Mr. John J. Carmody, Mr. John F. Sullivan, Mr. William J. McGuire, Mr. Paul N. Taylor, Master James J. Kilroy.

Cast: People of Jerusalem: John P. Collins, Charles Considine, Paul Eichhorn,  Richard Brennan, J. J. Dolan, Anthony Fennell, Leo Fogarty, George  Frank, W. R. Fuhrman, F.E. Fuhrman, Clarence Gorman, Francis  Hamilton, J. Harrington, Carroll J. Hayes, Lewis Ifft, John Keeley, Thos.  Folliard, Richard C. Lohmeyer, John J. Long, John Mawhinney, Paul T.  Mudd, Daniel Murphy, Joseph Nolan, Luke O'Reilly, Thos. E. Pyne,  John Roddy, Philip J. Ryan, Daniel Scanlan, Daniel B. Scanlon, J.C.  Schlesinger, William Sheehan, David F. Streeks, H.J. McNerney, F.A.  Lanahan, Chas. A. Holbrook, William A. Blake and Edw. A. Dycer.

In: American theater programs of the late 19th and 20th centuries (Library of Congress).
Table of contents: title: Musical program: 1. "Jerusalem, O Turn Thee" (Gallia) / Gounod; title: 2. "The Palms" (Trio and chorus) / Faure; title: 3. "Hosanna to the Son of David" / Ashley; title: 4. "For God So Loved the World" (The Holy City) / Gaul; title: 5. "Vah" (a portion of the Fifth Word) / Dubois; title: 6. "Pater, si no Potest" / Anon.; title: 7. "O Faithful Cross" / Traditional; title: 8. "Stabat Mater" / Traditional.