The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-29
LEISURE HOUR
CLUB SEEKS TO
OBTAIN PIANO
Sewing Machine Also Want
ed by Michigan-NobIe
Unit Here.
LEISURE HOUR CALENDAR


Unit Here.
LEISURE HOUR CALENDAR
DEC. 30
Christian Park community house.
FL WAYNE and Walnut. Central Christian
church gymnasium.
Municipal Gardens community house.
Oak Hill, Compton's hall. 2O01 Winter
avenue.
school % at 1890 south Illinois street
School 81, Kelly and Boyd streets.
DEC. 81
Fletcher Place community house.
Wanted: One sewing machine
and piano.
The Michigan and Noble Leisure
Hour club is looking for sewing
machine for its sewing classes, and
piano for its Friday night enter
tainments.
This club is one Of the newest
and most active in the city" Dwight
Ritter, director of Leisure Hour
movement, said. L hope we can
find somebody who has one or both
of these instruments to spare. If
they will call me, 1 will get them to
the clubs headquarters.
Ritter pointed out that the in
struments will not be misused, as
the clubrooms are supervised.
y Members of the Oak Hill Women's
Club, branch of the Oak Hill
Leisure Hour Club, were to start
their barter plan at their meeting
this afternoon. Each woman was
to come to the meeting with a list
of her needs, and the things she
could trade. Hundreds of unused
articles were expected to be put to
work by the plan.
Collins, the Great Magician, and
pupils of Mrs. Helen Thomas Mar
tin will present the entertainment
Friday night at the meeting in
Christian park community house.
Collins the Great, who is known
TO the tax collector as Hubert Col
Inns, is a local follower of Houdini
and Thurston. He claims that the
hand is quicker than the eye-and
has proved it before a number OF
Leisure Hour audiences.
Mrs. Martins pupils will give a
group of readings, musical mono
logs and piano duets. Those who
will perform are Joan Pattin, Betty
Ellis, Charles Martin and Mrs. Leah
Slack.
Dress Suits" a one-act play, win
be presented Friday by the play
acting class of Melvin Bergman be-
fore the audience at the FIT Wayne
and Walnut Club.
Members of the cast will in
clude Mildred Arbuckle, Ruth Rugh,
Fax Engle and Everett Jones.
In addition the Hoosier Land Sils
yer String band will present pro-
gram of old time and popular mu-
steal numbers. Members of the
band are Roy Gibson, Edward Wolf
ley, Charles Padgett, Guy Padgett
and Kenneth jolly.
Drama, in the form of three one
act plays, will dominate the pro-
gram at Municipal Gardens Friday
Players Of the Broadway Little the
alter, under the direction of Robert
Louis Oberreich, will give the play
lets, which are THE Man Without
a Head" apartments to Let" and
"a Famous Name"
Players who will be in the casts
are Harry Thomas, Jessie Keller
George E. Hoagland Jr., Martha
Davis, Mary Frances Hoagland
Marjorie Brownlee, John Thurston,
Harold WEIGH, and Oberreich.
Marjorie Brownlee will give VIC
lin solos between the acts Com
munity singing will be led by Mrs.
H. H. Wright, accompanied by Ethel
Bryan.
Norman Green will direct and be
member of the cast in three one
act plays which will be presented by
the Peoples Players Friday at
School 81. The plays are Heroine,
Villain, and Everything Robinson
d, Cruso" and He, She and 1t"
Others who will be in the play are
NlIS. OOIOblly INODllloOli Wal L III
ence Fletcher, G. G. Robinson
Blayne McCufry, Scott Cling and
Edward Green.
Antics of Jimmy Collins will be
the highlight of a vaudeville show
which will be presented at School
% Friday The show will be direct
ed by Kenneth Hughes, and will
= include music, dances and readings.
1t will be music, and more music
Friday at the Michigan and Noble
club. Lees Dixie Aces, playing the
songs of the southland, will furnish
all of it.
And it will be more music at the
Oak Hill Club, Friday, where the
South Side jug Entertainers will
share honors with Mankin and Cur
It's, guitar and violin experts. The
program was arranged by Ralph R..
Matillo.