The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-21
CHILDREN WILL
!. Give PLAY FOR
LEISURE CLUB
Toy Makers Dream to Be
Staged for BrookSide
Park Group.
TONIGHT

Park Group.
TONIGHT
Brookside Park community house.
Rhodius Park community house.
DEC. p
Ladies Club of Oak Hill Club. after
noon, 20ol Winter avenue.
- DEC. 70
Michigan and Noble Christmas party,
633 East Michigan street
Municipal Gardens community house.
II. WAYNE and Walnut. Central Chris
tan church gymnasium.
School p.
Oak Hill, Compton's hail. POOL Winter
avenue.
Fletcher Place community center.
Christian Park community house.
Garfield Park community house.
Toys will come to life tonight
when children in the neighborhood
of Brookside park will stage a play,
t"The Toymaker's Dream for the
Leisure Hour Club party in the park
community house.
The playlet will be presented I'M
der tie direction of Mrs. Norma
Roster of the city recreation de
partment.
All the dolls, the toys, and the
characters from the Mother Goose
tales will be paraded in the drama.
Complete cast Of the second act is
composed of children between 2
and 5.
& Principal players in the cast are
Martha James, jack iii the-box;
Doris Barnes, the Christmas fairy;
Marilyn Becker, commander of the
wooden soldiers; Jean O'Brien, irish
doll; Betty Miles, rag doll; Donna
Desmond, kewpie doll; Margaret
Ellen Schenkel, acrobatic doll, and
Marguerite Markum, mamma doll.
At the close of the play, the cast
will sing Christmas carols, and
Santa Claus is scheduled to make
an appearance.
s A Christmas play under the direc-
ton of Helen Francis Starr will
Feature the program at Rhodius
park community house tonight.
Most Of the rest of the program
will be musical Betty Larimore,
Little Kate Smith" will sing, as
will the Ben Davis trio and the
MT. Jackson Harmony Four. Pauline
Polly will play a piano solo, and
Harold Bryant will present the
soldier song and march.
Cancellation of the Leisure Hour
Club meeting which was to have
been held tonight in j. T. V. Hill
community house has been an
,nounced. The meeting will give
way to benefit entertainment.
Women's Club of the Oak Hill
Leisure Hour Club will hold it's
Christmas party Thursday after
moon. Mrs. Hugh H. Hanna will
give a talk on the origin and devel-
opment of the Christmas tree and
of its decorations. Mrs. w. d.
Hamer and Mrs. Othniel Hitch of
the Leisure Hour committee are as
sisting in arrangement of the pro-
gram.
The 1900 persons who will attend
the movie sponsored by the School
"a Leisure Hour Club at 1:30 Thurs
day in the Fountain Square theater
will see Girl Crazy starring Bert
Wheeler and Robert Woolsey.
Harry Bason, radio star, will play
a group of piano solos; Collins. the
great magician, will prove that the
hand is quicker-or slicker-than
the eye, and Sam Raborn, the
Texas baritone, will lead commu-
nifty singing, accompanied by Lenore
Wilson on the piano. Charles Lehr
is in charge of arrangements.
The picture will be given through
the courtesy of Earl Cunningham
manager of the theater, and the
indianapolis Film Board of Trade,
which will donate the film.
s Fifty children from the General
Protestant Orphans home will be
special guests of the Leisure Hour
club at the entertainment.
Music of the Mandolin and the
guitar will feature the program of
the School Is club Thursday night.
Alvin Teter on the mandolin and
Philip Parsons on the guitar will
stage a song and dance act.
s Other members include Frank
Ristoff, dancer; Glenn Jordan, who
will play old-time music on the
guitar, and Dolly and Esta Buchan-
San, who will sing a group of duet
selections.
The program will be directed by
Sergeant Frank Owen of the police
department.
The Yule spirit will bubble forth
Thursday night at the Christmas
party of the Michigan Noble Leisure
Hour Club. With full quota of
chairs now in the clubrooms, the
club plans TO take care of capac-
ity audience at the entertainment,
according to Glenn w Parrish,
chairman of the executive commit
tee.
JOHN ZAHND AGAIN Is
8 NAMED HEAD OF PARTY