old time religion by Jim Linderman: old time religion invents "Follow the Bouncing Ball" Hymn Sing-a-long Motion Picture Glass Slide Projection and Mount of Wood

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old time religion invents "Follow the Bouncing Ball" Hymn Sing-a-long Motion Picture Glass Slide Projection and Mount of Wood

old time religion invents "Follow the Bouncing Ball" but all this time I thought Mitch Miller did it! Well, no ball here, but you get the connection. Sticker on mount reads "Hymn Coming to the Cross" #193. Jeepers. I wonder if it was a favorite of the crowd. I guess, more likely, the organ player would somehow kick the guy in the projector before the sermon and give him the numbers required before the show. I found someone doing it online, but I won't link to them here. Nothing here is for sale, and they are selling it! I can't tell you how many of the religious ditties actually cost money when they were available. (Oh, wait..I have books for sale...never mind.) I DO know who bought it for me to post, and that was really nice. She gave it to me. Free. I date it to the WAY before drive-ins...but not too many would be singing along late there anyway.

Glass Slide Projection Lyrics for a theater, church or revival. Date? Maybe 1900 - 1930? Collection Jim Linderman

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