The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-23

and "The First Thanksgiv-
ing" The plays were written
by pupils in the 1B grade, who
also designed and made the
costumes.
Pupils who were to be in the casts
are Ruby billiard, Dorothy Durham,
Imogene Burton, Thomas Lamson
and John Showecker.
Children in 5A-6B grade were
to present a two-act play, Mrs.
Banks Pie" Members of the cast
are Edna Collins, John White, Err
nest Classify, Bessie Donahue, Jack
Corydon and Celia Camhi.
PIT. A. to See Program
Parent Teacher Association of
Austin H. Brown School 6, at 702
Union street. was to see a Thanks
giving program by pupils in 4B, "A
and 5B grades at its meeting today
Besides songs and Rotations, the
pupils were to give play, THE
First Thanksgiving"
Children who were to take part
in the play are Harriet Brush,
Fannie Plott, Barbara Jean Woods,
Ethel Shupinsky, Charles Marlett,
Murrell Kaston and Billy Rich
mond.
Thanksgiving Harvest Home" is
the title of the play which members
of the BIB class at School AZ, at 1910
West Ray street, were to present
this afternoon as part of the
schools auditorium exercises.
Pupils taking part in the produc-
ton are James Ellis, Mary Schneid-
err Marie Nicholl, Opal Rhoads,
Helen Shelton, Edna Steward,
Thomas CURE, Doris Edwards,
Helen Hancock, Harlon Trackweu,
David Power and Mildred Freeman.
Lantern Slides to Be Shown
Also part of the schools program
was to be play, Scotch Grace"
acted, by 7B pupils. Members Of
hte cast are Eileen Smith, Mary
Eyster, Mabel Thomas, Cecil
Whaley, Leonoyce Bertram, Bee
Duke and Mildred Jent.
Lantern slides and stories based
on the adventures of the pilgrims
were to make up the program of
the 3A and Alb pupils of Thomas
jefferson school 7, at TAB Bates
street, today.
Those who were to take part in
the exercises are: John Adams,
Lorraine Wise, Albert ResterhouSe,
Earl Wood, Walter Butler, John
Davis, Donald Mcdonald, Edward
Ring, Gilbert Schaefer, Lillian
White and Thomas Finn.
Thanksgiving exercises were held
during the morning session at CAL
vim, Fletcher school 8, at $40 Vir-
ginia avenue. The program in
Guided stories, a reading of the
Presidents proclamation, Bible
readings, and songs by the school
chorus.
Operetta Is Presented
Pupils who took part in the exer-
ciseS were: Anna Hinton. Travis
Glenn, Bernice Fox, Lucille Rutter,
EVELYN Gibson, Virgil Arthur. Clar-
ence Wheeler, Lucille Butler, Chris
tine Choat, Nellie Small, and Ar
thur Smart.
An operetta, 1.-THE Thanksgiving
Story Book was TO be presented
today by Alb pupils of Riverside
School A, Twenty-f1rst street and
Sugar Grove avenue. The produc-
ton portrays two preSent-day chill
dren who are dissatisfied After a
trip to The Land of Make Believe, ;"
where they glimpse the rigorous
and dangerous life of the Pilgrim
children. the children welcome the
chance to celebrate Thanksgiving.
Indian Dance on Program
A special Indian dance was to be
given by Dorothy Brunneur. Prin-
cipal characters in the operetta are:
Rosemary Day, Donal Roell Mary
Lou Wilkerson, Mary Coolea, GEMS
Caller, Stanley Bradford, Waneta
Kennedy, Robert Sewers, Charles
Reimer, Gerard Blue, Martha Scott,
Betty DELPHI, Jimmy Mccain, Flor
ence Zimmerman Glen Burnell. Bar
bara McFadden. Jackie Keers, Jack
Krause, Shirley Rancy, Billy Edens,
Dorothy Bowen, Marjory Clark and
Anna Hall.
Director of the production is
Mrs. Effie Shaw, Alb teacher. Mrs.
Geneva OevrleeS, music teacher, is
assistant director.
The entire school was to attend
the play of pupils in the 6B and GA
grades at Charity Dye school 81,
Seventeenth street and Park avenue
today. The play was to settle the
question, SHOULD we be more
thankful than the Pilgrims?'
Members of the cast are; Melvin
Chapman. Mary Hanely, Virginia
Jordan. Billy Buchanan. Edith Con-
noy, Billy Bradley and Martha
Cooperider.
Redskins and Pilgrims
Children in the 2B-2A room at
School rs, Sherman drive and YER
mont street. gave play. The Adj
ventures of the Pilgrims as a fea-
ture of the schools auditorium ex-
ercises this morning.
Principal characters were Jackie
Stauch, Rosemary Davis, Russell
Doughtery, Glinda Jones, Mary
Hart, Raymond Sylvester, Theodore
Thompson, Norma Ray. josephine
Kendall, Betty Livingood, Billy Co
hoon and Billy Schenamon.