Patriotic Drama in Your Town, a Manual of Suggestions
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At the top of the Tree should be a great star of electric light.
Four pathways leading from the Tree should be roped oflf, — North, South, East, West,— so that the Christmas crowd cannot break into them. These pathways should be well lit by electric light. The rest of the ground surrounding the Tree should be in semi-darkness, so that all the light is focused on the Tree and the pathways.
Before the celebration begins the lights on the Tree are turned out. Christmas carol singers scattered abou...t through the audience sing " The Christ Child's Christmas Tree "; * * By Arthur Farwell, words by Jean Dwight Franklin, pub- lished by G. Schirmer, 3 East Forty-third Street, New York, at 10 cents a copy.
CHRISTMAS CELEBRATIONS 125 Come, gather. Rich and poor are one, Parent and child, and the strange lone.
For the heart of the City goes out tonight In a burst of music, a flood of light; And the Christ-Child spirit, divinely fair.
That illumined the manger cold and bare Is born again in the City square!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the top of the Tree should be a great star of electric light.
Four pathways leading from the Tree should be roped oflf, — North, South, East, West,— so that the Christmas crowd cannot break into them. These pathways should be well lit by electric light. The rest of the ground surrounding the Tree should be in semi-darkness, so that all the light is focused on the Tree and the pathways.
Before the celebration begins the lights on the Tree are turned out. Christmas carol singers scattered abou...t through the audience sing " The Christ Child's Christmas Tree "; * * By Arthur Farwell, words by Jean Dwight Franklin, pub- lished by G. Schirmer, 3 East Forty-third Street, New York, at 10 cents a copy.
CHRISTMAS CELEBRATIONS 125 Come, gather. Rich and poor are one, Parent and child, and the strange lone.
For the heart of the City goes out tonight In a burst of music, a flood of light; And the Christ-Child spirit, divinely fair.
That illumined the manger cold and bare Is born again in the City square!
What to read after Patriotic Drama in Your Town, a Manual of Suggestions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mackay Constance D'arcy to read onlineMoreLess
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