Radio mirror (Nov 1936-Apr 1937)

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It was almost thirty years later, that Homer Rodeheaver, whose rich baritone had brought him local and some distant fame, joined forces with Billy Sunday. Together, they trekked up and down the land for another twenty years. In his capacity as soloist and leader of the congregation's singing, it is certain that Rodeheaver has appeared personally before more people than any other man who ever lived. The Billy Sunday tabernacles held an average of 10,000. In the whole course of Rodeheaver's amazing career, they were filled to capacity and overflowing. THE biggest of the Sunday tabernacles ■ was in Philadelphia, but a peculiarity in the way the New York tabernacle was built afforded standing room for 4,000 above the 16,000 seating capacity. "We filled it every night," he explained, "away up there at 168th Street. That was what started the buses running that far uptown." 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