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CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT A play fbere ir, my lord, .tome lezz -wardr long Wliirb if ar brief ai' I lmzfe klzozwz a playg B111 by len wordf, my lord, if if foo long, lltybicb umleel' il redi0lf5. -SHAKESPEARE . ' N the last clay of class before our Christmas vacation certain students ot the college department let their hair grow long and traded in their saddle-shoes for the sock and buskin, so they might tread the boards of Cathedral's stage in a fitting manner. The entertainment consisted of two plays, the first of Which was a comedy, It Will be All Right on the Night, a story about the woes of the coach and director of a play while preparing and rehearsing for the night. The part ot the coach was taken by Tony Praitano, that of director by Frank Mayor De Masi. They were ably supported by Doc Donovan, Ed Garvey, Iim Fitzpatrick, Ioe Dow- ney, Ed Nolan, Bill Hughes, Tom Minogue, and Bill Pigott. plus the usual back- stage group, headed by Dick Dutch Hendel and Iohn Curry. The second half of the Christmas entertainment was a serious radio play written by Mr. Peter A. I. Chiara, poet, playwright and essayist of great renown. Cin. sixth yearl. The play was written on an incident of World War l and pro- vided us with the proper Christmas spirit which we were inclined to forget during the former play and with such thoughts as Christmas' gifts and the Christmas holidays clouding up our minds. The one person to Whom we wish to express our deep gratitude at this point is Father Mulrooney, the faculty director for all aspiring student Thespians. He spends uncountable hours in coaching all the plays of the Cathedral stu- dents. and yet when the final spectacle is enacted, he receive no applause. So here's many thanks to Father Mulrooney for his untiring effortl Father Klarmann, Mr. Bernard Klarmann and Tom Gradilone provided us with something very seldom if ever before heard in Cathedral's gym. As a trio they played fine arrangements of some well-known musical masterpieces. Finally we had the Versatile lerry O'Brien with beard, book and heavy red suit playing the part of Santa Claus and distributing comic gifts to the faculty members, who received them in the spirit they were given. CATHEDRAL COLLEGE ANNUAL
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ONE OF THE RADIO PLAYS CATHEDRAL COLLEGE ANNUAL THE LEAST OF MY BRETHREN
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