In His Steps: A Dramatic Adaptation of the Story1917 - 44 pages |
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... heads as foreign women wear them in our cities , file into the places reserved for the audience of actors . The prologue and epilogue in the Central Church were easily staged . If they can be well put on , they make vivid pictures and ...
... heads as foreign women wear them in our cities , file into the places reserved for the audience of actors . The prologue and epilogue in the Central Church were easily staged . If they can be well put on , they make vivid pictures and ...
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... head and has com- plete control of her property . She looks personally after all her in- vestments . [ Enter Virginia and Rachel R. E. Shaking hands with Rachel . ) Good morning , Miss Winslow . ( Maxwell shakes hands with Rachel ...
... head and has com- plete control of her property . She looks personally after all her in- vestments . [ Enter Virginia and Rachel R. E. Shaking hands with Rachel . ) Good morning , Miss Winslow . ( Maxwell shakes hands with Rachel ...
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... head and speaks somewhat whimsically . ) What would you say , if I should discontinue the Sunday paper ? ( Smiles . ) CLARK . ( Seats himself very deliberately and looks grave . ) Mr. Norman , I have been connected with the News for a ...
... head and speaks somewhat whimsically . ) What would you say , if I should discontinue the Sunday paper ? ( Smiles . ) CLARK . ( Seats himself very deliberately and looks grave . ) Mr. Norman , I have been connected with the News for a ...
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... head doubtfully . Exit L. E. Norman turns to desk and looks over papers . Enter Powers R. E. ) POWERS . — Norman , can you spare me a half hour ? good deal to ask , but ( Me looks distressed and uncertain . ) NORMAN .- ( Rises and takes ...
... head doubtfully . Exit L. E. Norman turns to desk and looks over papers . Enter Powers R. E. ) POWERS . — Norman , can you spare me a half hour ? good deal to ask , but ( Me looks distressed and uncertain . ) NORMAN .- ( Rises and takes ...
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... head of a railroad shop ? There were no such things in Christ's time . ( Rises and puts down work . Bell rings . ) You will see , Virginia , this pledge will prove absolutely futile . ( Turns to go out R. Sees Rachel in hall . ) Oh ...
... head of a railroad shop ? There were no such things in Christ's time . ( Rises and puts down work . Bell rings . ) You will see , Virginia , this pledge will prove absolutely futile . ( Turns to go out R. Sees Rachel in hall . ) Oh ...
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afraid agnostic arm chair asked believe Christ Christian church CLARK.-I comes course Curtain dear door dramatization Exit face feel friends girls glad goes grandmother head hear hope ical James JAMES.-Well JAMES.-Yes Jenny Jesus ladies laugh library table live look Loreen LOREEN.-I Madam Mary Maud Maxwell MAXWELL.-I mean by following meeting tonight Miss Virginia Miss Winslow never Newsboys NORMAN.-(Turns NORMAN.-Yes PAGE.-Well PAGE.-Yes paper pledge takers Powers prize fight pulpit Puts her arms R. E. Norman Rachel sings RACHEL.-(After RACHEL.-I RACHEL.-No RACHEL.-Oh Raymond Rectangle meetings rises rocker Rollin and Rachel ROLLIN.-I ROLLIN.-Yes saloons seats seems shakes hands Sits in arm slight pause Smiles soon speaks stage stands stay stretcher suppose talk tell thing thought Topeka tramp turns to desk uncle UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN VIRGINIA.-Rachel VIRGINIA.-Well VIRGINIA.-What VIRGINIA.-Yes voice walk Washburn College West WEST.-I WEST.-Well WINSLOW.-Oh wonder
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Page 9 - JESUS, I my cross have taken, All to leave and follow Thee ; Naked, poor, despised, forsaken, Thou, from hence, my All shalt be.
Page 10 - It seems to me there's an awful lot of trouble in the world that somehow wouldn't exist if all the people who sing such songs went and lived them out. I suppose I don't understand. But what would Jesus do?
Page 9 - Do you mean that you are suffering and denying yourselves and trying to save lost suffering humanity just as I understand Jesus did? What do you mean by it? I see the ragged edge of things a good deal. I understand there are more than five hundred men in this city in my case.
Page 10 - ... the churches, thousands of them, I mean, die in tenements and walk the streets for jobs, and never have a piano or a picture in the house, and grow up in misery and drunkenness and sin...
Page 9 - I've tramped through this city for three days trying to find a job; and in all that time I've not had a word of sympathy or comfort except from your minister here, who said he was sorry for me and hoped I would find a job somewhere. I suppose it is because you get so imposed on by the professional tramp that you have lost your interest in any other sort.
Page 9 - I'm not complaining, am I? Just stating facts. But I was wondering, as I sat there under- the gallery, if what you call following Jesus is the same thing as what he taught. What die1 he mean when he said, 'Follow me?
Page 9 - The minister said," here the man turned about and looked up at the pulpit, "that it is necessary for the disciple of Jesus to follow His steps, and he said the steps are 'obedience, faith, love and imitation.' But I did not hear him tell you just what he meant that to mean, especially the last step. What do you Christians mean by following the steps of Jesus? "I've tramped through this city for three days trying to find a job; and in all that time I've not had a word of sympathy or comfort except...
Page 9 - He put the question as naturally as if the whole congregation had been a small Bible class. He paused just a moment and coughed painfully. Then he went on. "I lost my job ten months ago. I am a printer by trade. The new linotype machines are beautiful specimens of invention, but I know six men who have killed themselves inside of the year just on account of those machines. Of course I don't blame the newspapers for getting the machines. Meanwhile, what can a man do? I know I never learned but the...
Page 22 - ... good many of the tenements. A member of a church was the owner of the one where my wife died, and I have wondered if following Jesus all the way was true in his case. I heard some people singing at a church prayer meeting the other night, 'All for Jesus, all for Jesus; All my being's ransomed powers; All my thoughts and all my doings, All my days and all my hours;' and I kept wondering as I sat on the steps outside just what they meant by it.