PAGE 2 — The Georgia Bulletin, February 12, 1987
“Cabaret Theater" Recalls
50 Years At Christ The King
BY KATHRYN
BUCKLEY SMITH
"Fifty years of ser
vice...fifty years of wor
ship... building our com
munity...struggling to find
unity...nine presidents, five
mayors, five pastors...war
and peace; love and birth;
death and glory...Tonight
we recall them all...And
tonight we celebrate!
Celebrate tonight!”
Be delightfully surprised
and entertained by what
has transpired in the last 50
years at the Cathedral of
Christ the King. “Come
celebrate” for an evening
at the Cathedral of Christ
the King’s 50th anniversary
Cabaret Theater, marking
the Cathedral’s anniver
sary in 1987.
Beginning on the front
lawn of the Cathedral, the
action moves quickly to St.
Peter’s Gate, to a period
rife with rumors of secret
tunnels, and “Big Tim’s”
spanking machine. Time is
spent reminiscing with
Monsignor Joseph E. Moy-
lan in his black clerics and
a special appearance is
made by Monsignor John
McDonough in his Hawai
ian shirt. The transition
from Latin to English in the
liturgy is duly noted.
The audience follows a
weeping church mouse, a
hungry church mouse,
even a singing church
mouse through 50 years of
“prejudice and change,
hatred and charity, delu
sions and true vision.”
With many tales recalled
and yarns disclosed the
Cathedral’s golden years
are remembered in a truly
grand celebration.
This cabaret is written,
produced and acted by
Cathedral parishioners.
Richard Farnsworth is the
playwright and director is
Jim Doherty. Music direc
tor is Mark Haas.
Tickets must be purchas
ed ahead of time. The
Christ the King 50th an-
250 Couples Renew Marriage Vows
niversary Cabaret Theater
will run Fri., Feb. 27, and
Sat., Feb. 28 in the gym.
Downstairs doors to the
Hyland Center will open at
7 p.m. for viewing of parish
memorabilia and curtain
time is 8 p.m. Tickets are
four dollars per person and
include show and refresh
ments.
Groups of eight or more
may reserve a table.
Fewer than eight will be
assigned a table with fellow
parishioners. Tables will
be assigned when checks
are received, so get groups
together early! There will
be no refunds. Be sure to
state which night is prefer
red, how many tickets are
desired, and mail check
made out to “Christ the
King Cabaret,” with a
stamped, self-addressed
envelope to: Mary Dill,
1304 Bohler Ct., N.W.,
Atlanta, 30327. Tickets will
be mailed.
MASS at St. John Neumann parish in Lilburn was celebrated by
Archbishop Thomas A. Donnellan, shown above with Father Paul
Reynolds, pastor, and Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Montes. Couple at left are
Jerry and Cathy Monda. (Photo by Linda Schaefer)
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of vows, which was led by the archbishop.
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