Mr. World and Miss Church-Member

ances to your work?" queried

eatres, while others are closed to every class.

ble, and furnish recreation for the church. Do not become too bold at first in the i

ink at these incongruities, for they are thereby given a chance to satisfy

" chuckled the chairman, as the committee

which were the signal for the "Church-Choir" committee. "What has the church-choir to

ll?" asked the chairman

he leader of the committee as he stepped a li

churches have engaged genuine theatrical singers to render special selections during the regular Sunday services. Is it not an evidence of our success when the opera-stage singer of Saturday night furnishes the chief solo for c

o the echo, and I listene

der con

e the use of religious words, if we cannot induce them to sing our selections. We are aiming to create a taste for the up-to-

delegated so large a number of imps to do work in that special direction. I then cried within me: "Oh, that these churches would not use their choir-corn

retired with sp

oned the "Ministerial" committee. At once its members, in the

mingled with shrewd and scholarly insight. With great care I studied this pack of Hell-hounds,

ood or ill?" ask

s. To-day many more ministers are in sympathy with the modern Theatre of the higher grades, although not a few of these must hold t

st hopeful line of your work

e pulpit. The last years of the century have witnessed phenomenal gains for our cause. By winning the theological student early to our Theatrical theories we are likely to gain his

lergyman: 'The clean Theatre of the twentieth century will be, and ought to be, the moral prayer-

I felt that ecclesiastical lynch law should be applied to any mini

emain to hear

l Play" c

nt Dance"

tee and other committees wh