The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-19
MANY SHOWS
ON PROGRAM OF
LEISURE CLUBS
Busy Night Is Slated for
Groups in All Parts of
City.
LEISURE HOUR CALENDAR
TONIGHT

Christian Park community house
Fletcher Place community center.
IT. Wavne and Walnut club
Municipal Gardens community house.
School 3. at 6l2 West Washington
street.
Michigan and Noble club, School 9. at
40 Fast Vermont street.
School 16 at ltO2 West Market street.
Nebraska Corpsey club. School %. at
1891 South Illinois street
School 26 at 1901 East sixteenth street
school - at Kelly and Boyd streets.
School 81 at 2i25 East Twenty-ffth
street.
school 80 at 2030 Winter avenue
School 81 at 23O1 North Olney street
Pictures Of the Century Of Prog
ress exposition buildings will be
shown tonight at the Christian
Park community house, as a part
of the Leisure Hour club program
Miss Lena Davenport of the Com
munity Worlds Fair Tours will be
in charge of the pictures.
Miss Ina Houser will present her
pupils in a dance revue. Taking
part will be Patty Owens, Alice Mae
DOran, Gertie Lou Price, Jimmy
Dixon. Betty Inman, Dorothy Kel-
Ter, Buddy Romeril. Betty Unser,
Kathryn Judd, Doris Smith, Vivian
Sheets, Leonard Sheets, Maxine
johnson, Jimmy Piles and Junior
Myers.
The drill team of the Women's
Relief Corps, auxiliary to the G. A.
r., will present a flag drill tonight
at the Leisure Hour program at
Fletcher Pixce community center.
The drill will be sponsored by the
Edna f. Pauley and Gertrude Bre-
ney clubs.
Other features on the program
will be Markum and Betty Ellis IN
a skit, music by the Sering Trio;
an act by William Blake and his
educated police dog, silver and
music by the Indiana Ridge Run
ners.
A program Of band numbers will
be presented tonight at the Fort
Wayne and Walnut Leisure Hour
Club by Max Combs and his OrcheS-
ira. Tap dances, songs, and two
one-act plays Will also be given by
the orchestra.
The Municipal Gardens commu-
nifty house will have a Leisure Hour
program tonight, presented by the
North Side Riddle Revue, under the
direction of Mrs Raymond Alberts
and Mrs Edward Snyder
The StringtoWn Cowboys, Earl
Troutman, Mitchell Under and Law
renee Day, will give a program of
instrumental music at School 5 to-
night. Other numbers will be Harry
RichWine and Roberta Haun, in in
strumental music; songs by the
Freeman sisters. and two One-act
plays by the Playcrafters of Central
Christian church, under the direc-
ton of Beatrice Houze.
Edith Handbook will present a
dance revue tonight at the Michi-
gan and Noble Leisure Hour club
Members of the revue are Rosaline
Petrovich, Blanche Onken, Gerald
inc Off, Jesse Young. Mary K.
George. Ruby Mae Hasselburg, Vir-
GINA Reynolds, Helen Beuke and
Leona Colbert Velma, Henry and
Donald Beuke will give musical
numbers, and Harry Garner will
present guitar and harp music.
The Mothers chorus Of School l6
will present a one-act play tonight
at the Leisure Hour Club program
at the school. Other features will
be a children's revue by Louise Pur-
cell Schilling. Steiner's Hawaiian
quartet and the Johnson Cowboy
band.
Mrs. Norma Roster of the city
recreation department will present
a children'S revue at the Nebraska
Cropsey Club tonight.
Sergeant Frank owen will direct
a safety program tonight at School
81 as a Leisure Hour Club pro-
gram.