Who wrote the 'Easter Sunrise Service' article?

The article is by André Maurois, published in HOLIDAY magazine (March issue), page 78.

How many people attend the Mount Rubidoux Easter service according to the article?

The first service drew only one hundred persons, but at the time of the article more than 15,000 worshipers made the pilgrimage to the summit each Easter morning.

What other locations for Easter sunrise services are mentioned?

Mirror Lake in Yosemite Valley (beneath Half-Dome), the Hollywood Bowl with its living cross of three hundred children, the Easter Sunrise Pageant of Zion, Utah, and Colorado's Garden of the Gods, described as a natural cathedral.

Does this document contain any automotive information such as fuses or wiring?

No. It is a magazine article about Easter sunrise services and contains no automotive content, fuse data, wiring information, or part numbers.

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Easter Sunrise Service by André Maurois – Vintage Holiday Magazine Article p.78

Holiday magazine page titled Easter Sunrise Service with large cross photo and article text

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Scanned Holiday magazine editorial page titled Easter Sunrise Service by Andre Maurois with photos and prose.

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This scan is not an automotive document. It is page 78 of a vintage issue of HOLIDAY magazine (a March issue), containing an article titled 'Easter Sunrise Service' by André Maurois. The article traces the history of Easter sunrise services in America, crediting Danish author Jacob Riis with the first suggestion for such a service upon the opening of a road to the top of Mount Rubidoux in Riverside, California, where a cross was erected in honor of Father Junipero Serra. The article notes that attendance grew from about one hundred people at the first service to more than 15,000 worshipers making the pilgrimage each Easter morning. It describes other notable services: Mirror Lake in Yosemite Valley beneath Half-Dome, the Hollywood Bowl Sunrise Service with a living cross of three hundred children, and the Easter Sunrise Pageant of Zion, Utah, compared to the Passion Play at Oberammergau. The page mentions the upcoming Easter falling on April twenty-first. Photographs show a choir in white robes with a large cross photo-collage, Colorado's Garden of the Gods ('a natural cathedral'), and crowds at the first outdoor services on Mt. Rubidoux. The page contains no fuse data, wiring, part numbers, or vehicle information.

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Who wrote the 'Easter Sunrise Service' article?: The article is by André Maurois, published in HOLIDAY magazine (March issue), page 78.
Who first suggested an Easter sunrise service in America according to the article?: Danish author Jacob Riis, upon the opening of a road to the top of Mount Rubidoux in Riverside, California, where a cross was erected in honor of Father Junipero Serra.
How many people attend the Mount Rubidoux Easter service according to the article?: The first service drew only one hundred persons, but at the time of the article more than 15,000 worshipers made the pilgrimage to the summit each Easter morning.
What other locations for Easter sunrise services are mentioned?: Mirror Lake in Yosemite Valley (beneath Half-Dome), the Hollywood Bowl with its living cross of three hundred children, the Easter Sunrise Pageant of Zion, Utah, and Colorado's Garden of the Gods, described as a natural cathedral.
Does this document contain any automotive information such as fuses or wiring?: No. It is a magazine article about Easter sunrise services and contains no automotive content, fuse data, wiring information, or part numbers.