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T .. t: C .. II 1ST ~r .<\ SSE 11V ICE HIS year the resources of the College Players and the College Choif T were combined under the sponsorship of the College Church to present the: annual Christmas service held in Alumni Hall on Sunday, December Hrh. This year's program consisted of a group of Christmas carols sung by the choir under the supervision of Prof. Del.eng and a series of tableaux presented by the College Players under the direction of Miss Esther Smith. The Choir sang an entirely new group of Christmas carols which not only lent variety and interest to the program but gave an international touch [0 the traditional Christmas spirit as shown by the songs of France. MISS Esttw!rSma.h Haiti. Russia. and Wales. These carols included, among others, "Bring a Torch, Jeanneue, Isabella", "Carol of the Russian Children", and "Stars Lead Us Ever On", an old Sioux Tribal carol The College Players retold the old but familiar Christmas story through a series of tableaux. Scenes included the Annunciation. (he Angels' Message to the Shepherds, the Night .11.1 the Inn, and the Glory of Christ's Birth. The semngs, lighting, and costumes used in the tableaux gave to the characters the appearance of being sculptured from marble. .. Td/ulJ Thc~Ani"ls '1'1 the fif,ldt 10 appear shephcrds walth,ng ~1l:dt.!I~lii~, Adonlton of tbe infant TGUUIJ Christ .