text: Talking about performing in the musical "The Who's Tommy," the actor and singer Michael Cerveris said, "I couldn't sing it all when I got the job." An article on Mr. Cerveris in the latest Friday Journal incorrectly quoted him as saying, "I couldn't sing at all when I got the job." Southwest Airlines
  had the third-best on-time performance in 2011 among major airlines, according to data from the Department of Transportation and FlightStats.com, followed in order by US Airways, United Airlines and American Airlines. A chart with Thursday's Middle Seat column incorrectly showed US Airways ahead of Southwest and American ahead of United. The euro lost 2% against the U.S. dollar over the past two weeks. Some editions of a Money & Investing article Thursday incorrectly said the 2% decline took place over the last week. Joyce Coleman of Walnut Creek, Calif., says that residents' main objection to a proposed religious sanctuary is its size and that only "the tiniest percent" of people object because of the religious organization. A Dec. 29 article in some editions about the project said that she believes religion is a factor but didn't specify what a small role she believes it is playing. Max Sinsteden attended the Bash at the Beach Club event in Palm Beach. A photo caption on the Heard & Scene page on Thursday misspelled his surname as Sintenden. Stella Gilgur-Cook is a Forest Hills resident and mother of a 3-year-old. Her surname was misspelled as Gilgur-Cooke in the "In the Boroughs" column on Friday about children's toys. A photo of Edwin Dickinson's "Whitman House" appeared with an Arts article on Dec. 24. The photo caption incorrectly identified the painting as "Shack, Peaked Hill Bars." Readers can alert The Wall Street Journal to any errors in news articles by emailing wsjcontact@wsj.com or by calling 888-410-2667.