Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 2, 1985
Caption:
Carolers filled the Michigan Theater Sunday to join in the chorus of Christmas songs led by WJR radio personality "Fat Bob" Taylor (below). Song lyrics were projected on the screen behind Taylor so audience members could join in. At bottom left, the handbell choir from the Westminster Presbyterian Church provided seasonal chimes while at top right, Don Haller did the honors on the organ. At bottom right, Russ Collins, executive director of the Michigan Theater, helped set the scene by trimming a Christmas tree for the lobby.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 2, 1985
Caption:
Carolers filled the Michigan Theater Sunday to join in the chorus of Christmas songs led by WJR radio personality "Fat Bob" Taylor (below). Song lyrics were projected on the screen behind Taylor so audience members could join in. At bottom left, the handbell choir from the Westminster Presbyterian Church provided seasonal chimes while at top right, Don Haller did the honors on the organ. At bottom right, Russ Collins, executive director of the Michigan Theater, helped set the scene by trimming a Christmas tree for the lobby.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 2, 1985
Caption:
Carolers filled the Michigan Theater Sunday to join in the chorus of Christmas songs led by WJR radio personality "Fat Bob" Taylor (below). Song lyrics were projected on the screen behind Taylor so audience members could join in. At bottom left, the handbell choir from the Westminster Presbyterian Church provided seasonal chimes while at top right, Don Haller did the honors on the organ. At bottom right, Russ Collins, executive director of the Michigan Theater, helped set the scene by trimming a Christmas tree for the lobby.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 12, 1971
Caption:
Christmas Caroling: Big brothers and little brothers and big sisters and little sisters sang Christmas carols at the Maple Dexter housing project yesterday as part of their Christmas party. Directing the group in a few verses was Robert Ladwig of Catholic Social Services, the sponsoring organization of the big brother-big sister program. After caroling the group went to the Peace Community Center for games and refreshments. The big brothers and sisters presented each child with a gift.