Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-17
THE WIZARD OF o.
TO Be CENTER PLAY
Annual Spring Festival to Be
Held in Wilson Stadium
Next Saturday.

Fantastic costumes of. the storybook
people of OF. and music by the Marine
Band and the Boys Bugle Corps of the
Park View Community Center, will be
highlights of THE Wizard of o." the
annual Spring festival of the Com
munity Center Department, to be held
IN Wilson Sta dunn next Saturday.
The pageant will begin at o'clock
with big parade of all characters, led
by the bugle corps, marching around
the big track at Central Community
Center.
Even the directors of the pageant
and the assisting marshals will be in
the costumes of the episodes under their
immediate direction. Boy Scouts will
serve as ushers and assist as aides.
More than 1000 children from all parts
OF Washington will take part.
Stage "The Cyclone
The opening scene in the story of
THE Wizard of or will be 1.-THE
Cyclone to be given by children from
East Washington, Langley end Chevy
Chase Community CenterA under the
direction of Miss Judy Lyeth assisted
by Miss Martha Fisher. In this scene
Helen Foley will appear as Lightning
and the -Four Winds will be danced by
large groups, including:
East Winds-Olive Steinberg, Rosaline
Wolf, Betty Pomeroy, Dortha Grim,
Dorothy May Borden, Anne Larrimore,
Mary Alice Bowman, Elaine Vaughn,
Elizabeth Jarboe, Doris Powell, Eleanor
Hagerman, Mary Mcdonald, Katherine
Fisher, Clare Little, Barbara Burket
Eilzabeth Logan, Helen Smith and
Virginia Smith.
West Winds-Helen Maris. Ellen
Jones, Laura Binkley, Helen Connery.
Helen Clements, Julia Phalen, Virginia
Clarke, Anne Margaret Clarke, Julia
Clarke, Margaret Money, Margaret
Weldon, Frances Staub. Frances Green
field, Sponcello Talbot, Anna Louise
Sine. Gertrude McNabb and Mary
Steer.
North Winds-Irma Norwood, Nancy
Lee Shantz. Constance Campbell.
Charlotte Hall, Mary Louise Hail. Ruth
Campbell, Mary Barott, Edna Bowman,
Nancy Shrodes, Mary Werner. Mary
Winlack. Virginia johnson, Mary PAYNE.
Helen Poole, Jensine JohanseI Anne
Grimes, Mary Alice Fletcher and Mary
Nichols.
South Winds-Margaret Clayton.
Jacqueline Smith, Mary Catherine
Phalen, Jean Congdon, Virginia Stein
berg, Mildred Wade, Peggy Wensel.
Alice Mae FriSman, Theresa Costello.
Barbara Friedman, Barbara Howe, Viz
g1n1a Werner, Sylvia Gordon, Mildred
1abreck, Lois Staub, Virginia Grimes
and Ruth Bowers.
Eighty in Rainbow"
Eighty children from Columbia
Heights. Grant, Oyster and Thomson
Community Centers, directed by Miss
Alice Louise Hunter. and Miss Beatrice
Mullin, will participate in THE Rain
bow which is feature of the finale
OF the spectacle. Polychrome, the
leading role In The Rainbow" will be
played by Martha Wells Schoenfeldt.
Children from Columbia Heights Cen
ter are Bessy Berry, Bella Berger,
Sadie Berger, Barbara Black, Louise
Condore. Virginia Chestnut, Ralston
Coulliette, Jessie Davis, Alletta Dore,
June Deadrick, Phyllis Frank, Shirley
Gorowitz, Ethel May George, Mary
Frances George, Teresa Hollis, Estelle
Hirschcoff, Barbara HaIbert, Shirley
Jafe, Annette johnson, Leonabell
Kuhn, Grace Merryman. Antoinette
Maciulla, Rosina Macuilla, Vera Mich
OILS, Louise Shaffer. Virginia Shaver,
Betty Sheets, Eleanor Sparrough, Vio-
let Smith, Gere Dell Sale, Madeline
Walsh. Virginia Youngs and Theodore
Zeharoudis
From the Oyster Center will come
Betty Beavers, Susanjane Bachman,
Marjorie Carter. Margaret Copeland,
Louise Howes, Theresa Mendes Leal,
Rita Mendes Leal, Pin Pin Mel, Tung
Tung Mel, Claire Mckenzie, Barbara
Ramseyer, Bobette Stackhouse, Helen
Jane Schwartz, Barbara Thale. From
Grant Center win be Louise Blake,
Helen Broome, Elizabeth Beerbower,
Natalie Cannon, Ruth Baughman,
Margaret Kenney, Mildred OILERS,
Mary Parker. Bette Pllrdy, Sophie
Friedman, Eleanor Reynolds, Evelyn
Rosen, Mary Rowe, Eleanor Miller,
Betty Steinhauer, Phyllis Stewart,
Martha Tctty, Dorothy Terry. Jane
Mackay, Margaret Cooley. Thomson
Center viii be represented in The
Rainbow dance by Irene Boswell,
Marjory Baumgarner. Elizabeth Dillon,
Mafalda Dilullo, Harriette Mason,
Katherine Davis, Dorothea Divan.
Vivian Crow, Molly Boxer, Phyllis
Gardner, Martha Gilley, Mary Whar-
ten, Ann Mentally, Helen Brooks,
Elizabeth Garrison, Marjorie Garner
and Mary Zanelottt.