Marion E. Cady
By MARION E. CADY, Teacher of Speech, Takoma Park, Maryland
Articles by Marion E. Cady
Voice Defects
October 1929
Experts in voice training tell us that ninety-five out of every hundred students in voice culture exhibit serious voice defects. The effort to remedy voice defects may properly be termed " tuning the instrument." To secure desired results,…
Importance of Voice Training
September 1929
Importance of Voice Training
By M.E. Cady
While every true minister of the gospel is conscious of needed help from God in gaining a knowledge of Bible truth, it is a fact…
A Call for Educational Evangelism
September 1941
In the recorded ministry of Christ on earth, three phases of evangelism were carried forward. His burden and effort was to make men and women "every whit whole"—physically, mentally, and spiritually. The apostle Paul believed in the threefold…
Technique Voice Interpretation
February 1930
By the adjustment of voice defects, the voice instrument is gradually brought into tune. The manipulation of the tuned voice in reading and speaking is called delivery, or voice interpretation. For…
The Art of Reading
April 1930
It has been said by no less an authority than Lord Macaulay, that "to learn to read is the business of half a life," and it is urged that the first aim of every minister of religion should be to learn how to read…
The Messenger and the Message
July 1930
Voice defects may be overcome, voice modulations thoroughly mastered, and voice interpretation skillfully rendered, and yet if there is lacking preparation of heart and mastery of self, there exists only a messenger without a message,—an…
The Reading of Hymns
October 1938
Religious services are usually, opened by the singing of a hymn, and the question often arises, Should the hymn be read aloud before it is sung? This may be better answered after considering the reasons for singing…
Magnifying the Scripture Lesson
February 1936
It is to be deeply regretted that the Scripture reading often lacks the instructional and devotional elements. The congregation is not edified, nor the spiritual life quickened and elevated. The propriety and value of…