Evening star., 1932-12-11

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Just You" There will be other songs
Of the ballad and the romantic type to
be sung by Craig Morris, tenor, and
speciality numbers, one of which, MY
Man Is Gone Away" Is to be sung by
Nell Grifith. Katherine Kramer viii
also be heard in whiStling solos.
Tickets are on sale at the T. Arthur
Smith Concert Bureau as well as at the
campus ticket Office, 706 twentieth
street, and at the door at all perform
ances.
MIRACLE PLAY NEXT SUNDAY.
1.-THE NATIVITY" Chantilly miracle
play of the fifteenth century,
translated from the French and adapted
by Eduardo Sanchez and Donald Fay
ligious Drama Committee Of the Wash
ington Federation Of Churches next
Sunday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock In
the Church Of the Holy City; Sunday
evening, at o'clock, in the Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church, and Tues
day evening, December 20, at 8 o'clock,
In the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church by group of church drama
PLAYERS Of the Capital City.
This old miracle play. which Is being
directed here by Elizabeth Catltn
novice named Katherine Bourlet, and
was presented by the Harvard Dramatic
Club several years ago. The role Of
Mary will be played by Caroline Nc
Kinley, that of Joseph by Robert D.
Chase, the three kings will be Arthur
Bradley White, Thomas M. Cahill and
Forney Reese; Herod will be played by
Herman p. Riess, his courtiers by Stan
ley Chase and Walter Butcher. his mes
senger by Harry Schonrank, his clerks
by DR.. Clifton p. Clark, Robert H. Mid
herds will be Wayne Bobst, Ralph
Keister and E. r. Mckenzie; the shep
herdesses will be Lila La Garde, Judy
Lyeth and Betty Sleeper, and the two
angels will be Louise Harrison Gwynn
and Martha Fisher.
Lewis harrington Is technical director
for the drama; Mildred Merrill, Alice
Coyle Torbert and Louise Wynne are in
charge of costumes; other members Of
the production star include Aileen San
ford, Herman p. Riess, Hugh Stewart
Smith, Bess Davis Schreiner.
COMMUNITY CENTER GROUP.
DRAMA directors and members of all
- drama groups in the city are invited
by the Community Center Department
one-act plays to be presented In true
workshop" fashion at Roosevelt Audi
torium, Thirteenth and Webster streets
Tuesday evening. December 20, by The
Workshop, directed by Ruth Harsha
Mckenzie.
The plays will be presented without
any attempt at scenery, props, costumes,
makeup or nghting-merely as class
room presentations.
COLUMBIA PLAYERS.
"TO HAVE THE HONOR" the Milne
play which the Columbia Players
will present at the Wardman Park The
ater December 20 and 81, has something
Of a romantic past. For three months
Mary Ellis and Basil Sidney played the
roles Of Jennifer and Prince Michael in
this play and one month after 1t closed,
in May, 1929. they were married.
CURLEY CLUB PLAYERS.
THE Curley Club Players will present
1 the farce comedy, Leave It to Me-"
in st. Paurs Auditorium. Fifteenth and
v streets northwest, Tuesday evening,
at 800 o'clock. Proceeds from the
performance will be applied to the
scholarship fund of the organization
The presentation Is being staged under
the personal direction of ANGELA Keir
A special performance will be given
this afternoon, at 2:30 o'clock, for
sisters and children of the parochial
schools
Madeleine Mcmahon will render sew