The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 20, 1936, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, JAN. 20, 1936. TWILIGHT HOUR *vneau %%Aflg ium will be fe: ed by. reports from and by a program expected to ri in interest the excellent performanc Mrs. Alexandel‘ and Helen of the last meeting. O“ V i Miss Lucy Sinclair will lead the Torkelson Offer Varied |program with an informative taik to Publ A one-act play, starring Harlan Program AG King and Scott: Ford, will follow - £ Robert Casey, who directed the play Successful” “in every sense of the " s ) ¥ word,” the Twilight Hour Recital |' 1 charge of the program. held yesterday, in the Holy Trinity Because the business to be trans- Cathedral drew a large attendance e l‘s :rr’])ortsm. and Jpcaasc and assured -the repetition of such mo(_nbe'rs of the Program c(?mmlm\c hours by the church in the near have worked comm_muousl) to pre future, Crystal Snow Jenne, Choir pare a good entertainment, members Director, reported today _m urged to attend promptly at “Starring in’ the recital were Loja | @ 50 P10 Mae. Alexander, distinguished vocal- | % R Ist, and Helen Torkeison, talented| ¢ ¢ o o - organist, both of whom drew many | , tributes from the delighted Wudience. The complete program was as fol- | lows: | “O Holy Hour” and “O Dry Those Tears,” Lola Mac Alexander. o ee e A" THE HOTFLS I ) Gastineau ! Bill Flory, Hawk Inlet; Mrs. M. E. | Tippetts. Hirst Chichagof; John A. .. Organ Bolo, Cavaleria Rusticana, Maronovich; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pap- | ‘Helen Torkelson. | pas, Sitka, “His Haven,” Lola Mae Alexander. ‘l i : Organ Solo, Prelude by Chopin, | Helen Tolkelson. | Guthier, Juneau; Mr. and Mrs. Har- “Beside Still Waters” and “Che|yy peltett, Juneau; C. B. Halverson, Lost Chord,” Lola Mae Alexander. |nréndenhill: A Gabriel, uneau; B. | k(])rgnn solo, selected, Helen Tor- |yyilson, Juneau: A. Wasdahl, Men- elson. denhiall; Pete Pappas, Juneau; V. “When the Roses Blopm Again" Tiempo, Juneau; ;l:,m;parker, Gus- and “The Lamplit Hour,” Lola Mae | tayyus, Alexander. Y The Twilight Hotr Recitals, w will be repeated with differe at irregular intervals throug spring and summier, ‘are for fit of the pipe organ fund. Alaskan Jesse R. 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