Services to be in the Carlton Theatre Next Month The Fourth Marines church service and concert drew anoth rge con gregation yesterday morning at the Cathay Theatre. The mental chaplain, Lieut. Frank R. Hamilton, conducted the worship and delivered the sermon on the interesting subject "Righteous Indignation." It was a forceful message stressing the value and purpose of anger in daily living when impelled by the proper motives, intelligently controlled, and expressed in a sensible and reasonable method. A special musical feature was a saxon phone quartette rendered by members of the regimental band, "Sacred Medley." Band selections in the worship included the prelude "In a Rose Garden" by Acciani, and Tos "Prayer" for the offertory Mrs. Margarita Bryant, soprano, was the guest artist in the concert which followed the service, singing with band accompaniment two beautiful numbers, "Lovely Flowers" from Gounod's "Faust" and de Mayer's delightful "Song of Songs." The Regimental Band's selections included th?
Overture of Flotow "Stradella" and Tobani's "Creme De la Creme," Tech Sgt. Leon Freda conducting. Concluding the programme the band played the Marines' Hymn and the American National Anthem Announcement was made in the service that beginning with Sunday. August 8, the services and concerts for four Sundays would be Meld in the Carlton Theatre, since the Cathay Theatre was to be renovated and redecorated during that period.
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