The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-05
ST. STEPHENS.
SHOW DRAWS
CROWD
Immaculate Conception Hall
Packed for Clubs Minstrel
Entertainment.

John Baldwin. Bernard Fitzgerald
and s. Theodore Howard scored
hits at the st. Stephens Club min
strel show. put on at Immaculate
Conception Hall last night, before
a packed house. The show was
directed by George Alexander Dow
den, assisted by Lee Moxley, Gates
Gibson Rapp, Claude L. Nichols
and Thomas z. McIIale. The tam
bourines were George Dowden and
John Baldwin: bones, Lee Mosley
and Eddie Murphy. and the solo.
lists, AL. r. Murphy, Felix j..
Murphy. Bernard T. Fitzgerald,
Russell Burroughs, S. Theodore
Howard and Charles PARROT. In
the show were: Thomas Bromley,
William Burke, Francis Cleary,
John Conner. Laurence Conner. Ed
ward Cunningham. James Gala
ghers Vincent Griffin. Frank Nc
Clellan, Edward McGinnis, James
McGinnis. John Mcmahon, Joseph
Mcmahon, Paul Mcmahon, Martin
Moran, Edmund INLAND. Michael I.
inland, Michael J. INLAND, Morgan
O'Toole, Daniel Porter, Joseph
Potts. John Quigley. Frank Ready
Harry Ready, j. Clinton Sherwood,
Harry Spellman, Austin Sullivan,
Neal Sullivan, William Sullivan,
Marvin Taylor. William Wrenn,
Joseph Quigley and William Scan
lon.
The proceeds of the show wifi
go toward the purchase of the
new clubhouse at 2422 K street
northwest.
The Children's Dramatic Club of
Noel House will entertain the An.
thony League at the meeting on
Thursday evening at the general
headquarters clubhouse. Vocal Sc.
lections will be given by Mrs.
George s. Phillips. The speakers of
the evening will be Miss Mary J,
Wright and Miss Loretta Murphy.
Miss M. Lillian Williamson, chair.
man Of the social service committee,
will preside.
The Shakespeare Club Of Wash
ington held it's meeting last night in
the Corcoran Art Gallery audi.
torfum Prof. w. D. Hurd spoke of
the origin Of THE Winters Tale"
Dean William A. Wilbur, Of George
Washington University, gave the
philosophy Of the play. Scenes from
"Autolycus" were given. Orme
Libbey played Autolycus, oliver An.
derson the clown. and Misses Mar.
garet Wilson, Caroline Marsh, and
Margaret Watts shepherdesses. Miss
Margaret Merrill directed the scenes.
Western High School held a dra-
matte meeting in the auditorium of
the school yesterday afternoon.
Betsy and the Beast" the play
written by Miss Merrill's playwrit.
ing class, will be produced March l,
in conjunction with Trial by Jury"
which the Glee Club will put on.
Betty Moochy and Frank Scofield
have the leads in Betsy and the
Beast"
Those who took part In the dra.
matte program were Mary OXnard.
Betty Kebborne, Dolores Carter, Sue
Birnie. Stockton Northers, Virginia
Brant. and Alice Graham.
Rehearsals Of the spring play,
"Trelawny of the Wells" by Arthur
Wing Pinero, are being held every
afternoon at Central High School.
At the regular meeting yesterday
afternoon the following students
gave pantomimes and solos: Andrew
Allison, Frieda Barsky. Leroy Bend
helm, Marguerite Shellenberger,
Mary Porter, Olga Holmes, panto-
mines; Shirley Kellam, Emily Blake,
Claudia Kyle, William Bradley,
Benjamin Doehrcr, Myrtle Crouch,
Andrew Allison. Margaret Maize,
Dorothy Latterner, Mary Broods,
Wilhelmina Hoffman, Josephine
Ross, Marguerite Shellenberger,
Alice Williams, Dorothy Finch,
Jeanette Sugar. Lillian Luengurg,
Robert MIilans, Marion Hall,
Eleanor 4asbrouck, Adelaide Hem
ingway, Nary Armstrong, Benjamin
Doehrer, Harry Wender, Nell Childs,
Ward Offut. Andrew Allison, Dor.
othy Golladay. Virginia Whitney,
Martha Lee, Frank Barnes, Yvonne
Levy, Robert Lawrence, and Frank
lin Clarke. A feature pantomime
was Merton Of the Movies"