Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-20
At Community Centers
OF the Public Schools.

Thomson Center announces the or
ganization OF a permanent dramatic
club. to be called the Playrnakers, be
ginning tomorrow at pm, at the
center, Twelfth and l. streets. All
persons interested in taking up the
study of dramatic art are invited to
meet with the group and the dramatic
director, Mrs. Helen Zeller, tomorrow
night.
An evening Of dramatic entertain
nenr will be given Wednesday night
at Park View Center. when the Park
View Players will repeat their presen-
tation of THE Red Lamp" which was
offered in the tournament, and the
Junior Park View Players will give
Shakespeare's Midsummer Nights
Dream"
In the auditorium Of East Washing
ton Center (new Eastern High School
building, Seventeenth and East Cap
itol streets) March &c the National
Capital Players will give their presen-
tation Of Lord Dunsany's "A Night at
an Inn," which was also one OF the
contesting productions of the tourna-
ment last week. L. Arthur Griffiths is
director of the play, and the public Is
invited.
Central High Center, Thirteenth and
Clifton streets:
Monday pm, Crescent A. c.,
Hibbs B. B. team; $50 pm, CONNER
cial Bank B. b. team.
Wednesday, pm, Chevy Chase A.
c., Strayers' College Girls B. B. team.
National Capital rife team; 80 pm,
the Masks: s pm, Grotto drill team;
$50 pm, w. II. West Co. b. b. team.
Thursday pm, Crescent a. c.;
pm, Almas Temple drill team; S:6o
pm, Washington Canoe Club B. b.
team.
Columbia Heights Center, Wilson
Normal School, Eleventh and Harvard
streets:
Monday-6:45 pm. First Baptist B.
Y. p. u. basket ball practice; I pm,
physical examinations, illustrated lee
ture and reduction exercises OF the
Watch Your Weight Club; 1880 pm,
Boy Scouts first aid and map making
classes; s pm. Wilson Players.
Tuesday-6:45 pm. Capital A. c.;
pm, Capital A. c. gym classes, Cho'
raj Club; 9:l5 pm. Princess A. {.
Thursday-645 pm, Central Pres
byterian B. B. team; pm. Wilson
Players, Bridge Club; els pm, Co.
lumbia A. {.
Friday-3:3o pm. junior rhythmic
dancing. junior dramatics' junior gym gym
S6s
pm, basketry class, Boy Scout Troops
j, so, 40 and Al; s pm, Mount Vernon
A. c.; 9:15 pm, Woodlothians A. c.
Saturday, am, violin class; $3.50
am, piano class. Maryland teachers
class.
East Washington Center, Eastern
High School, Seventeenth and East
Capitol streets:
"A uonno q
Washington A. c.; 7:30 pm, dress
making, millinery, National Capital
Players; 8 pm, Boys Independent
Band, Live Wires A. c.; $50 pm,
community dance; 915 pm, Eastern
Props.
Thursday--6:45 pm, Independent A.
c., B. B. girls; 1880 pm, basketry;
pm, Aurora A. c., Capital City School
Of Nursing A. c.: 9:15 pm, Robert lie
Bruce Chapter De Molay A. c., Blu
reau of Mines B. B. team.
Saturday-6:45 PM, Pontiac A. c.;
pm. rhythm class, East Washing
ton Community Players; 8 pm, War
wick A. c., Princess A. c., COM
snunity program, with play, "A Night
at an Inn" by the National Capital
Players and moving pictures; $3.50
pm, community dance; 9:15 pm,
Comets A. c.. Paramount A. c.
e. ". Brown Center, Connecticut
avenue and Mckinley street:
Mondays pm, beginners French
class. beginners piano class, advanced
rhythm class; 3:45 pm. advanced
French class, advanced piano class. Lii
brary open from until pm.
Wednesdays pm, beginners piano
class. Library open from until
pm.
Thursdays pm, beginners French
class, dramatic class.
Fridays PM, beginners rhythm
class. Library open from until 8
pm.
Park View Center, Warder and New
ton streets:
Monday--3:15 PM. violin class: $3.50
p.m., beginners rhythm class.
Wednesday - $50 pm, advanced
rhythm class; 1880 pm, Dennison
handwork class: pm, adult social
dancing instruction class; entertain
ment, with Midsummer Nights