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July 26. 1934 WILMBTTE LIFE Wobdstock Theaer. Festivasl Produces Fine Performances Almost withéut the knowledge of north shore residents, summer thieater, that daring innovation of players and 'audience, bas slipped into the countryside., Over at Woodstock, a pleasant evening drive, is being staged the first of the Todd Theatre Festival performéanes. "'Trilby" was gvn for the opQniîigtwo weeks,'and né*wý an- Irish .'Hamlèt is being presented, running from July 26, to August 5. A thirti play for the period August 9 to 19 is being selected. The performances are belti in the quaint olti opera-house over the po- lice andi fire* departments at 8:30 daylight saving time on Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday even- ings at usual theater prices. As- sembleti for the casts are actors of in- ternational famne, two of whom are Chicagoans, andi at the buffet supper served after the performance on the Toddt campus each evening theate r- goers înay meet the players. "Trilby" during opening week was a delightful treat in that tife oli favorite was given a thorough work- out andi the acting was excellent. Nineteen-year-old Orson Welles, *ho by the way was graduateti from the Toddt school and while painting nii Europe wvas invited to play with the Abbey Players, gave a character- ization of, the powerful Svengali which was nothing short of remark- able. And to meet him on the flagged court of the Todd School for Boys is to discover that hie is a beartiless youth, unassuming and charming. No' wonder Roger Hill, headmaster at Todd, is prouti to present hi i in the festival plays. Another Chicagoan in the coin- pany is Louise Prussing who b as been leading lady in London andi New York. Other stars of international faine are Hilton Edwards andi Michael M.LacLiammoir, both of wvhom have been directors of Dublin's Gate theater. Mr. Edwards has appeareti as opera and concert singer through- out. the British Isies andi South At- rica and has played -Shakespearean roles extensively as well as parts in *Jew Suss," "Topaze," and "Cyrano. le Bergerac." Mr. M\acl.iainmoir is a Gaelic poet andi painter as wvell as actor. He 'vas first co-starred with another chilti actor of 1910, Noel Coawrd, and has playeti with Pauline Chase in "Peter Pan" and Sir Herbert Beerbohmi Tree in many plays, including "Oliver Twist." His' greatest triumph bas cone as, Hanilet, which he is playingi', this week and next at Woodstock. Christian Science. Charches. "Life" was the subject of the les- son-sermon1 in ail Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, July.22. The golden text was, "As trie Father bath life in himself; so bath he given to the Son to have ife, in himself" (John 5 :26). Among the citations which comn- priseti the lesson-sermon was- the fol- lowing from the Bible: "I cal heaven and earth to record this day against you, that I have set before you life anti death, blessing anti. cursing: therefore choose life, that both thou anti thy seeti may live: That thou mayest love the Lord -thy Goti, anti that thou mayest obey bis voice, anti that thou mayest cleave -unto bim: for bis is thy life, anti the length of thy tiays" (Deut. 30:19, 20). The lesson sermon also includeti the folowing passages, from tbe Christian Science text book, "Science and Health with Key toi the Scrip- turcs," byý Mary Baker Eddy: «The spirtua>fat ,adlte mate ial be lief of things arecontradictions; but the spiritual is true, and therefore the material must be untrue. Life is not in matter. Therefore it cannot be saiti to pass out of matter. . . . Be- cause Life is Goti, Life rn ust be eternal, self-existent. Life is ýthe everlasting I AM, the Being who . 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