The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-14
LEISURE HOUR
MOVIE PARTY
is ARRANGED
1900 to Attend Show at
Fountain Square Theater
on Dec. "a.
LEISURE HOUR CALENDAR
Tonight

LEISURE HOUR CALENDAR
Tonight
Brokside Park community house.
Rhodius Park community house.
j. 7. V. Hill community house.
Michigan and Noble. 6SS East Michi-
gan street.
Dec. 1e-
School "a. Kelly and Boyd streets.
school 80, at 1880 South Illinois
street.
Hawthorne Social Service house, 24OO
West Ohio street.
School 81, at 1918 West Walnut street.
Municipal Gardens community house.
Fl. Wayne and Walnut, gymnasium Of
Central Christian church.
School 20. MartindaIe avenue and Six
teenth street.
Oak Hill. COmpton's hall, POOL Winter
avenue.
Fletcher Place community center,
Fletcher and Virginia avenues.
About 800 persons will attend the
movie to be given Thursday, Dec. %,
at the Fountain Square theater I'M
der sponsorship of the School 81
Leisure Hour Club. The club is
distributing the admissions.
Requests for tickets can be made
at the rectory of st. Catherine
parish, or at the regular meeting of
the club in School "a Friday night.
Charles Lehr is in charge of ar
rangements. Children attending
the show, which will start at 1870,
must be accompanied by parents,
and must have tickets, Lehr an
nounced.
Collins the Great, a magician, will
be the feature act of the stage show
which will be given in addition to
the movie. The show will be given
through cooperation of Earl Cum
bingham, theater manager.
Program at the j. T. " Hill COM
munity house tonight has been
changed Mrs. Ellen Thomas Mer-
riweather's Progressive class will
give readings, and a group of piano
and vocal solos and duets.
BrookSide Park Leisure Hour adj
vocates will hear two musical
groups tonight. The Bethel male
chorus, an organization of Negro
voices, and The Radio Rangers, who
specialize in rube acts, will be on
the program. Arrangements are in
charge of Mrs. Walter Baxter.
Enterprise Civic League will have
charge of the program at Rhodius
park community house tonight En-
tertainment will include a concert
and dancing. Directing arrange
mentS is Mrs. Mary Shafer.
West side Leisure Hour clubs will
see the Washington high school
Christmas program Thursday night.
The same entertainment will be
given for the pupils Thursday
morning.
The school glee clubs, the double
quartet, and the bass choir will sing.
Soloists will be Josephine Kennedy
and Lille King. 1.-THE Boy in the
Meadow" play, will be presented
by cast of five pupils. They are
Dreamer, Irma Allen, Margaret
Commons, Dorothy Price and
Dorothy Nichols.
Greetings are in order. The
Michigan and Noble Leisure Hour
club will open it's doors at 730 to-
night. It's location will be 633 East
Michigan street.
In addition to the night meetings,
the club rooms will be open dur
ing the days.
The club has received chairs from
the indianapolis Baseball club, the
Salvation Army, and the Ideal Fur
niture company. The Peerless
Foundry company has donated a
stove.
Members of the club committee
are Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn w. Parrish,
Mrs. A. o. Lee, Miss Lucille Bennett,
Mrs. Bertha Sands, S. H. Mott, P.
w. King and Thomas Selmeier.
The Garfield Park club will hold
dance Saturday night in the park
community house. The Hoosier-
land string quartet will furnish
music. Arthur d. Barnett is in
charge of arrangements.