The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-16

Municipal Gardens commounity house.
Oak Hin. Compton's hall 200I Winter
ayenue.
School 70. at 1890 south Illinois street
School 81. at 1fI0 Wade street.
Fletcher Place community center.
Fletcher and Virginia avenues.
Christian Park community house.
Saturday
Garfield Park community house.
Brightwood Masonic Temple. Roosevelt
avenue and Adams street.
There1l be music in the air to-
night as seven Leisure Hour clubs
gather for their weekly meetings.
The clubs will hear vocal, piano,
accordian, violin and cornet selec-
tons.
Most lyrical Of the programs will
be at School 81. The Manners
Brothers String band will feature
the entertainment. Robert and
John Wire, Emory James, and oscar
Kuhner will sing. Mildred Fisher
VIII give group of piano selections.
In addition, there will be tap
dances, Irish folk dances, and waltz
clogs featuring Marcella and Char
lotte Smith, Pauline Kottkamp. and
Vera Perkins.
Gymnastics also will play a
prominent part in the program. M.
w. Neu, physical director of the
school, will stage an exhibition of
tumbling and stunts by his pupils,
and the North American Gymnastic
Union students will give a show of
tumbling, pyramic building, and sa-
Der fencing.
Betty Bishop will give a series of
readings and impersonations.
Young and old alike will find
something of interest in the pro-
gram at Fletcher Place community
center tonight. Catherine Garter,
soprano, will sing a group of old
time songs, and the Children's mu-
scum will send an exhibit, which
will be explained by member of
the staff.
Max and Jack Danner, pupils of
Olive Killer, will play a number Of
trumpet and violin duets DR.. B. F..
Meiman will lead community sing
ing,
Finale Of the program will Ibe the
spelling bee.
The Children's museum will send
another display to the meeting at
Christian park community house.
Prather's band will play popular and
old time music, and pupils of JAG
Broderick will stage dancing show.
Michael L. Urdel will conduct the
spelling bee.
Basketball, favorite of the Hoo
sier followers of sport, will feature
the Ft. Wayne and Walnut Club
meeting tonight in the gymnasium
Of the Third Christian church. The
game will be between two teams
from the church.
Ralph Price will play his accor-
dion between halves. Community
singing will be led by r. T. Sea-
man, accompanied on the piano by
Miss Mary Doolittle.
The program was arranged by
Mrs. Ruth Saxton, program chair
man.
Drama!
The Peoples Players will furnish
the program at the Municipal Gar
dens community house tonight.
Members Of the cast are Mrs. Doro-
thy Robinson, Mary Florence
Fletcher, Blayne McCurry, Scott
King, Edward Green and Norman
Green, who also will direct the
presentation.
The School % club will see the
players from the Broadway Little
theater of the Broadway M. E.
church. They will present three
one-act plays: THE Man Without
Hea," Apartment To Let" and
"A Famous Name"
In the cast will be Harry Thomas,
Jessie Keller, George E. Hoagland
III, Martha Davis, Mary Frances
Hoagland, Marjorie Brownlee, John
Thurston, Harold WEIGH and Robert
Louis Oberreich, who will also be
director.
Marjorie Brownlee will give vio-
lin solo, Community singing will be
led by Mrs. H. H. Wright, accom-
panied by Miss Ethel Bryan.
It'll be movies at Compton hall,
2001 Winter avenue, meeting place
of the Oak Hill Leisure Hour Club.
tonight.
The state department of conserva-
ton will furnish the picture.
Music will be presented by the
South Side jug Entertainers. Ralph
r. Matillo, club chairman, arranged
the program.
Admission of 10 cents will be
charged at the dance of the Garfield
Park Leisure Hour Club Saturday
night in the park community house.
Voval music for the Leisure Hour
club meeting Saturday night in the
Brightwood Masonic temple will be
furnished by Miss Eloise Ruddle.
Miss Vera Happier, and the Har-
mony Trio, made up of Miss Wini-
fred Lodge, Miss Helen Lodge and
Miss Mary Caldwell. jeff Hall will
give whistling selections, and Yer
non Calvert will play a group Of
piano solos.
Readings will be given by the
pupils of Miss Ruth Burns and by
Miss Hazel Chapman.
Magic of Observation-Disclosures
thanthe-eye variety will be fur