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‘ f? ' Worst)’'r5''’ i iS % ‘^ecor'!'-SAs lo God.


itiktPl^ijfeVJsaar'^PG" Mount Moriah, , : -', ‘• ‘'-''^i£'f.‘f.Bor,'^bisscrificial wood,


'»^;As|5iutl> the burden fainting, * ' j^bisyon Golgotha-hath stood.- 'ced by nails on high is raised, the Cross the Son of Man :- • ire-you see in Moses serpent


, . - : Shadowed forth the sacred plan." ■


. , .Ml the tableaux are most beautifully and . artistically arranged, whether they consist of three,


-. or in some cases 300 or JOO individuals. The sing­ ing was fair, the male voices being somewhat


. superior to the females. ■ The music would not be particularly e.asy to learn, and had a resemblance ; to Haydn’s compositions. The band and chorus


; keep jealous guard-over their copies, and refuse to , allow them to be published.


As you have not witnessed the performance, it


would not interest you if I entered at any length in a criticism of the merits of the leading actors in the drama.’ Joseph Mayer, as Christ, was to me a little disappointing.- In thinking about him


, since my return, I am reminded that everyone has his own conception of the appearanceaiid physical


,- attributes of our Lord, and it is not surprising that


' 1 Mayer should not come up to the requirements of that conception. I will leave lady writers to gash about his manly bearing, his depth of son! shining


through his eyes, his majesty, dignity, grace, and so forth. Joseph Mayer has played the part four


., times. 111, 1870-71, (the- play was interrupted in 1870 by the Franco-German war), in I860, and 1890, and at -f7 years of age was really too old for the part. About 33 would of course be the proper


_ age. Probably ho played it as well, if not better, than any other man living, but still there, was something wanting. He had, I must admit, one . magnificent merit, he did not overdo liis part. In


1 no single word or gesture did he offend the most sensitive spectator. This is where a professional actor would undoubtedly fail. Professionals would a c t ; they would adopt the conventional tones, gestures, and mannerisms, which, however appro­ priate elsewhere, would be out of place in the representative of tlie Saviour. The other parts which allow of the most dramatic action, and give most scope to, the natural abilities of the per-


, formers are the Virgin Mary, Caiaphas, (he high priest ;^NathaniaeI, a young priest; Judas Iscariot;


and Pontius Pilate ; and they were all Ihost ably filled. ,


: It will, show the grossness of the old Mysteries


, i f - l mention how Judas's death was acted at Ober Ammergau, up to comparatively recent times,, It is recorded (I think in the Acts of the


.--Apostles) that when Judas attempted to hang himself the rope broke, and he foil down and his


bowels gushed ,out,. This was a fine,opportunity


, for the medimval stage manager, and in an old copy of the Passion Play, in the possession of


r-the burgomaster, the stage directions arc,',that when Judas falls down he is to let fly a black bird which he had concealed under his clothes, to


• signify, his black soul leaving him, and then -.*^’’9'!'^


devils rush on and pretend to tear


him open,, drag, out a, long, string ■ o f - German sausages, and eat them in; front of the audience.


, John Zwink, who played the part of Judas, is hkc the others, a . rustic; villager, but he is veil


worthy, of a, place in : the. company ■ of Henry Irving or, ^Gus Harris.


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, The.Virgin. Mary .threw so.much feeling into .


I have alrea.ly given my impression of tlic play


as a whole, but althougli I sh.-Ul always be readj .to defend its performance,land, if Ii'live long


■ enough, I.might .be disposed to pay a.second "Visit • to Qber Ammergau, yet I must confess that l do


, 4i -I I t - ' , X" m -.V L) ^ - Lf ' < • Lit' .o’ ... >r


ailecting,,her. health. ,TIie other -women were- mediocre. .


.part,-that her cousin informed -us it wvas ,


,...^.,<..iren to or silver, precedes .vThe


fhe‘ Sanhedrim of the tableaux ■ of the


viB^^^^byjZedekiah, precedes |f,e -r;^/iPf.':^isio\vn altar, and Moses


,,^t-hbldmg:v A y , ,ot‘A v: .serpent, typify the .‘lijn^S^’^the ■ last-mentioned two


-tttdabieaux, ■tjji,'c}3‘'}>J'A^ a hymn of which the ;M=°nc^udinp>A^^


.■ . “"'i thank _


•vr^'S''■‘' ' V h o b r . a n k ;■ : ,j'ff»y-'to death.has trod, : . .


■ .^iscienliously reproduce ig tp time, as a thanksgiving for g^^Ieliverance from-the-plague of 1033, as an


^jg^Teiigipus worship, and as a lesson for Ihem- ,^<^l|,their neighbhurs,' and-^lheir visitors—so Ahey Jittle to. fear from either Pope, or


•^ent, or rj^tanical detractors. But r fc^A-^'Inonths in the year their village i by Avealihy travellers frorn all parts, who


spend their money; lavishly} not .only for food and accommodation, but also in tips and presents, and in purchases: of-.; carved- .work, books, photos, mementos, etc., then the simple but honest peasant cannot.help but.realise that the play can be made .a very'profitable business; and that the carrying


- out of a religious vow-may be beneficial, not only to his soul but also to his pocket, and those lofty and noble feelings ' .which now inspire the production ' of the Passion Play, may' give place to the sordid greed of money making. Whether this will happen, time alone will tell, it-should, then British and American gold will have helped to ruin them, as.it has already, in one sense, helped to ruin parts of Ireland, Scotland, Norway, and other now popular tourist resorts. 1 do not think they have been contaminated sp^far. True, I may'not be very competent to judge; speak of the people ns I found them, and I wish to think well of them. For them and for their play I have nothing-but the highest praise; and putting on one side all argumentative matters, hope it will be repeated for many years to come, and give to thousands of others that satisfaction which I have expressed. Still, I do not forget that there is another side to the question, and by .way of conclusion, I cannot dp , better than adopt the language of ArchdcaconcFarrar, when he says, “ This humble ilower from the middle ages , has lived on as it were, in the crevice of its native rock; but it is doubtful whether it can long keep its bloom and fragrance in the changed atmosphere and changing soil.” The old Order changelh, giving place to new. And God .fulfils himself in many ways, Lest one good custom should corrupt the world.


(T he E nu). “ *


rrlraio Houses and rnrtics .supidJcU with Hoiiie-Jinkcd, • Pliiin, Omrant, and Seed BREAD, at CUXLlEi'E’S liasscll-slrcet.


To ihc JCditor of the Clitheroe Times.


offence in certain religious circles. Probably t!ie language in places is not happily chosen. paper wns not intended forpublication, and had you, Mr. Editor, not secured possession of llio manu­ script, it would certainly not have hceii printed. Nevertheless, whatever opinions on the Passion Play I have e.xpresscd, I still maintain ; and to those who consider such opinions^mmccessarily un­ favourable, I would commend the following “ It would bo difficult to imagine tlio jilay as endurable if acted anywhere else but in that remote upland village,” etc.,'(Father Gerard).


Dhaii Sin.—I'am told my Iccluro has given


Yours tnilv, G. d." JIOL.AIE.


LITERARY NOTICES,


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a supplement which will be of siK'cial interest to lovers of high-cl.nss music. It is called the “ Jfozart Siipplomcut,”and contains a woll-writtcn and well illustrated article on tliis great Austrian musical genius. The in.agazmo contains a largo fund of useful and interesting matter, ami together


The Musical Times for December is issued witli


with the supplement, forms a welcome addition to the already long list of Cliristmas mimhers.


We have-received copies of “ A holiday trip


round the. Pembroke coast,” and “ The winter resorts of- Cornwall,” each being a.small guide book; the first with paHoramic descriptions of a


not without an interest of their own, altliough they arc intended, of course, to servo as guides to an\- who may undertake the lours.


handsome coloured plate as a supplement, repre­ senting the youthful Jesus standing amongst the Jewish doctors :in the .temple,—“ Hearing and answciing them questions.” . The expressions of.


Gueat Tnonours Christmas iiumbor’ has a


curious nstonishmeut on the faces of the doctors and of youthful ardour on that of tho youth arc ably brought out.- Each face is a study, and tells- its own story. The number also is very good, and IS alone worth more than the-pnee of the wliolo


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Tiih Christmas number of Tin: Queen is par


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Chair to bo taken at 7-30 l:| Piciidenl of ■


: ■Reader,' Lanternist, W. I


Reserved Scats, Is. caohi PUBLIC HALL,I


O N l -y .W E E K O N IA | MONDAY NI


nnTURB J . W . C !


-; D I O R BOHEMIAl


' A N T I -V A C C .IN A T 0 KS .,70IN t h e


BLACKBURN & DISTRICT SOCIETV A uvick, IsroH.MATio.v, Axn AinsrAXCE Gi'tS SECAETAItlES;


JOHN BROOKS, r,i, Woone I.aac, CliGisre:. J . W. .ArAUDSLIvV. iS, Copy Nook, BiatMAri-■


Y’OU NEED PEAR NO


A B D U C T ION CAeSI'A NOR WILL A'OL HND


iM A P .R IAG E A FAILPi^K IF YOU BUY YOUR


FU EN ITH K F Ul-


MILES LOED Co,- GOOD, CHEAP, AND


IIECAUSE IT IS COMTOKDVBLE. y


A largo stock of Eiirniluro on l.inJ, - ■


and ^'ccOiid Hinid. Second ll.and I'lmiitin-o boiislit for.'.-«4


rrluloil ami. Pulilisjicil tar ilia- rroiiricto_ PAIHilNSON * BLi\COW, ai - OiHce, «, Mitrkal Flaco. Chilieioe.


. ; v.«aDAT.;»EOBJIBEB J. ..TiUKi-


A N 3> L A D I E S ’ ! •^Kntircly Now Company. N?


Now Choruses. New Bonj^R. nnd Solos.- New Joke


EVERYTHIN'


C55" Monday—“ Scenes in ^“


5“ Tuesday—“ Tourthr V/ednesday—“ San' Thursday—“ Wandcl Friday—“ laic of ^ l l


- Saturday—“ All f E arkwj:li.


SACRED SONG SER| AT ri-1*.


T'NVELVK T a l e n Special Enj


HERR KAR illusionist and


- From the St. James's ITall, Aqu


AdralifsioH le./Cd., nnd v commence at 8 |


.■ J gO R O U G lI


- Until .further iiof at - the ■ CorporatjCO


iiGlitheroe, will quantities of-not]


■ I4<3. per cwt. \VILL1|


: Gas Works, Clitlieroo, 7tli December, 1891.1


’ A d .mission 6d. e a ch ! Refreslij


BARROW l it e r ] SHORT ADDIv KSSKS, til


Taylor, Mr. S. Clarke, amg e.xpocf


An inlorosttng FroKraiunu’l


of Vocal and lnstvumcnla| the Choir, Kc.adingsl


Chair to nu tauln at 7-.i| ADMISSION


D A N (I AT g|


WHEAT S aturdays, DecJ


con'viiic3e ■ yourself th a t we are right. One tablet of ■‘ffsl’"'■•'■ •t-USA


by piibnASf^pMi%; SOAP continues to among -the latmclry and bouseliold Used according to directions it does


SUNLIGHT rank FIRST


^ away with all the old-fasMoned drudgery of washday. Try i t on your next wash, and


1T.


JAMES'S CIIUIB TEMPEEANClj


MONDAY EVEj T EM PE lX l l


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