The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-20
FEN PROGRAMS
TO Be GIVEN BY
LEISURE CLUBS
Varied Entertainment to Be
+GIVen at Meetings Here
Tonight.

7O'FCil dt meellllUS 1tIe
Tonight.
LEISURE HOUR CALENDAR
TONIGHT
Christian park community house.
IT. WAYNE and Walnut club
Municipal Gardens community house.
Oak Hin community house.
School 1G.
School %.
School 26.
School 81
School G..
Crispus Auucks.
SATURDAY
Michigan and Nob.e Club.
Christian park Leisure Hour Club
will present a program featuring
music by the Hoosierland Silver
string band, composed Of Edward
Wolfley. Roy Gibson, Charles and
Guy Padgett and Kenneth jolly, to-
: night.
other entertainment Will be
comedy stunt, "Stooges and Other
wise" by Jimmy Commons, Egan
Lacy, Jack Wilson and Charles
Eberly, and forestry pictures eXhib-
tied by the state conservation de-
partment.
Sergeant Frank owen Will have
charge Of a safety program, featur-
ing Noble Pearcy and Jean Ludwig
in speciality dance numbers, and
George l.. Stork'S accordion band,
at the Ft. Wayne and Walnut Club
tonight Lydia Ellen and Irwin NC
Cray will sing
A one-act play The Fatal Pill,
will be presented tonight by the
Drama Club of St. Paul's M. f.
church at the Municipal Gardens
community house. Members Of the
cast are: Harold Love. George
Russell, Eulalia Batman, Margaret
Todd and Roy Yelling.
Musical numbers on the program
will include Haydens Toy Synm-
phony, directed by Mrs. O. E. Run
dell; a cornet solo by Buddy Kluty
and piano numbers by 5-year-old
Dicky Pappenguth.
Community singing viii be led
bv Sam RabOrn tonight at School 10.
eMusic on the program will be fur
niShed by the Golden -Four Negro
quartet, composed of Walter Purs-
ley, LeWellyn Becker, John Wash
ington and Raymond Hunter, and
by the Hoosier Melody Boys from
WKBF. Charles Smith will direct
the Central players in a play, Kid
naping Betty
School % will have a varied pro-
gram tonight, featuring Charles l..
Lines. former Keith star, in songs
and stories. Others on the program
include Melvin and Elvin Shuppert,
songs and piano music pupils OF the
Hilo Hawaiian school of music, in
Guiding Carlein Shaw, Kermit Shaw,
and Lacy Manning music by the
Sering Trio, composed of Mary
Alice and Charles Sering, and
Konnth Manners; a farmer stunt
by the Corn Huskers; music by the
Cdd sized -Four; and music by the
Hoosier Trio composed Of CIyde1
Stone, Edward Genier, and Jeli
Canter.
Three one-act plays will be pre-
sented by the Broadway Players to-
night. The cast will include r. Il.
Oyerreich. Harry Frances Hoagland,
Marjorie BroWnlee, John ThurSton,
Harold WEIGH. Harry Thomas, Jes-
sic Keller. George H Hoagland Jr-
and Martha Davis. Community
singing will be led by Mrs. H. H.
Wright accompanied by Miss Ethel
Bryan.
Stciner's Junior HaWaiians from
the Steiner music studio, will be on
Inc program at School "a tonight.
They will include Fred Birk, Louise
Blunk, Richard Geckler and OrVln
Teter. The Garfield Players will
present One-act play "Schemlng
Mothers" with a cast composed of
Helen Malloy, Louise BOrgman, Will
liam Weaver Mabel and Helen
Holm and Norman Aiken A group
of violin solos will be given by
Chloriz NIcGill Other numbers will
be music by the TroubadoU quar-
tet from Indiana Central college, !
composed of Arnold Ely. Kenneth
Brice. Melvin Livenood and Virgil
Hague; songs by Vera Kupple; ban
10 music and songs by Drake the
Banioist": readings by Mrs. Martha
L. Higgins, and songs by Mrs.
Frank West.
Community singing at School 81
will be led by Kenneth Hughes
accompanied by Bertha Slaughter
The Scott county Melody Men will
rlav string instruments. Members
are Donald Hughy, Roy Shepherd
and Lem Fortner. The Slaughter
trio will play. A violin solo Will
be played by Betty Jane Mitchell
pupil of Olive Killer.
A variety program Of tap dancing,
singing. readings and onc-act SkitS
will be presented at School 36.
Tap dancers will be Wilmer and
Wildred Snyder. Rev. Sims, Rose
mary Alberts, Evelyn Morehouse
and Marguerite Pollard Singers Will
be Mary RoSalind Bolser, Virginia
Barnes and Gilbert and Raymond
Alberts. Plays will be given by Ger
aldine Wallace and Herman Kent.
Irene Pollard. Doris and Louise
Pickneu will give readings.