The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-29
Theater:S
Campaign
Progresses

OPENED With official indorSe-
~ ment OF the Chamber of Com
merce fine arts committee; repre-
sentative of business men of Indian
apol1S, clery and heads o. the edu-
cational institutions, the member
ship campaign of the indianapolis
Little Theatre, which was inaugu-
rated last Monday, has made graft
flying progress during it's first week
according to Mrs. George T. Parry,
executive chairman of the drive for
1000 new members.
Initial activities of the drive in
cluded a mass meeting at the Play
house, Nineteenth and II. Alabama
StS., last Monday night, of all those
participating in the campaign; a
tea Tuesday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. William Henry Coburn for
all interested in Little Theatre &C
Invites; radio program, broadcast
Wednesday evening from station
WFBM, under ''irectiC'1 of Mrs. E.
K. Rider and a meeting Of the
Chamber of Commerce fine arts
committee and the executive board
Of the drive, which consists of Mes
danes George T. Parry, j. A. Good
man, Everett M. Schof1eld Miss
Anna Louise Griffith and Wallace
0. Lee.
Next week three-minute talks by
members of the indianapolis Little
Theatre will be made at all noon
luncheon club meetings in order to
acquaint as many people as possible
with the value of the Little Theatre
as civic as we'll as artistic factor
in the community.
These talks are being sponsored
by the fine arts committee, Of which
E. ]. Wuensch is eating chairman,
and by Edgar Hunter, Chamber of
Commerce secretary. -.
Those assisting in the campaign
as captains and team members are:
No. Miss Helen Cofey. captain; Mes
danes Alexander Hamilton. S. L. Shank.
Alexander Corbett, Myron J. Mckee;
Misses Helen Harrison. Betty Hedernan,
Dean Rust; Messrs. James Daggett, Robert
Coleman and Allan c. Miller.
No. miss Mary McMeans, captain;
Mesdames Glen Jackson, James A. Baird,
Misses Ola Endley, Constance Digdale and
Wallace o. Lee.
No. S-Mrs. Stanley M. Timberlake, cap
tain; Mesdames Stanley Cain, Eugene Nc
Intyre David Hamilton Campbell. Rovers
Peterson; Misses Margaret Bruner, Lucille
Tyner; Messrs. Smiley Chambers, Walker
Winslow and Gilbert N. Hurry.
No. 4-Reginald Garstang. captain; Mrs.
Henry Hornbrook. Misses Alberta Lieber,
Sara Thomas and John Harding III.
No. 5-Mrs. Isaac Born, captain; Mes
danes Ethel M. Williams. Ferdinand
Born. Sam Mantel, Edna M. Christian,
John Titus, William zeler, j. E. Holman
Misses Ethel Mae Moore, Eleanor Hester
and Adah Bush.
No. 6--Mrs. Mortimer C. Furscott. cap
tain; MeSdames George Bailey, Stanley
Brooks; Miss Laura Belle and Rowland
Allen.
No. Mrs. Lehman Dunning. captains
Mesdames George Finfrock, Robert G.
Winslow, George N. Gromm. Misses Helen
Lauter, Josephine Fitch. Gertrude Weyer-
bacher. Augusta Selig. Natalie Smith and
Lulu Kanagy.
No. S-Edward Green, captain; Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Green, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Baker, Mesdames Dick Richards, ]. D.
Pierce; Misses Virginia Byers, Mary
Fletcher and Clara Ryan.
No. 9-Mrs. Ralph Lieber. captain; Mes
danes Walter Lieber. Robert Brewer. Ellis
Hunter, Russell King. Everett McKeene.
L. o. CARRIER, Robert Wild. Warren K
Mannon; Misses Dorothy Knisely and Meta
Lieber.
No. 1O-Mr and Mrs. Harold Victor,
captains Misses Norma De Luse. Helene
Wilmanns, Virginia Jones, Margaret Kane
Messrs. Robert MacGregor, Neil Firestine
and Edmund Emory.