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[Magic lantern entertainment] (lantern entertainment, Little Hulton, Lancashire, England, 30 September 1893)

Type of event
lantern entertainment
Full title
Magic lantern entertainment
Date
30 September 1893
People linked to event

ALDERSON, Reverend H.E.  (1852-1925) – lecturer

BARTON, Captain   (fl. 1890s) – lantern operator

Reference
S. Sutton, ‘The Church's Holy War’ in Church Army gazette

“Peel, Little Hulton, St. Paul's.-In connection with the Friday evening Bible Class, a tea party to which men only were invited, was held on Sept. 30. Twenty-six were present including the Vicar and Capt. Barton. After tea a Lantern entertainment was given, illustrative of the Tabernacle in the wilderness, the lantern being manipulated by Capt. Barton, whilst our Vicar, the Rev. H.E Alderson, explained the views as they appeared on the canvas. In addition to the spiritual work which is being carried on, Capt. Barton has, during the provailing distress caused by the coal strike, been enabled through the generosity of friends, to give a daily dinner to between 40 and 50 children, at the Smith Field Mission Cottage. We thank God for blessings already received and are trusting for still greater. For Capt. Barton.”

Lucerna ID 7001236

Record created by Richard Crangle. Last updated 19 February 2011

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