The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-17

Harold LIVE "SilVer," educated
police dog, pre-
scented by william Blake.
The Dramatic CLUB of st. Paul
M f. church will present three one
act plays tonight at School 16. In
the casts will be Eulalia Battman,
Margaret Todd, George Russell,
Jose Nesbt Amelia Woerner, Ethel
=. Mae Miller, Clarence Russell, irwin
Giezendanner, Alice Atherton, Joe
Nesbit and Paul Freunt. Harold
Love is director.
"The Oak Hill Minstrels," an
original production of the various
departments of the Oak Hill Club,
will be presented tonight. Cos
tunes have been made by the sew
ing division of the club, and Mrs
Florence French has donated car
nations which will be worn by the
cast The minstrel will be directed
by E. r. Marriotte, with George
Schuyler as interlocutOr, and Dick
French Jesse Merchant, Norman
Flashkamp, Orvil Clarity, Harold
Schmink and George Durham as
end men.
THE Mountain Maids" Carrie
and Mabel Duke, will sing and play
guitars and mandolins at the FIT.
Wayne AMI Walnut club tonight.
Others on the program will be the
Oak Hill Sod Busters, Mildred
Rhude, and the Dramatic club of
the Prospect M E. church, under
the direction of Mrs. Alfred Yelling
The Hoosier Wildcats, an orches-
ira composed of Melvin Gum,
Henry Blaylock. Bud Rush and Bob
Rush, Will furnish music tonight at
School u. A farmer StunG will be
given by Joyce Com stock and his
Twilight Club Boys. A one-act play
by the Play CrafterS Of Central
Christian church, under the direc-
ton of Beatrice Houze, will be given.
Harry Bason will play tonight and
pupils from washington high school
viii give readings at the Municipal
Gardens Club The program will
prccede a dance music for which
will be furnished by Lees Dixie
Aces. composed of Art Lee, Marcus
DunkersOn. Bob Martin. Eddie My
ers. Fred and Thelma Schwartz.
Fletcher Place Community house
Will have a program under the di-
rection of Mrs. Helen Thomas Mar
nic 10
Joan Patton, musical monOlOgist;
Markum Ellis, reader: Betty Ellis,
costume reader; Frances Webb,
pianist Mary Jean Sexton, musical
monologist Richard Harold, accor-
-. diOniSt, and Charles Martin, in
trumpet and vocal solos.
The Central Players. under the
direction of Charles Smith and Mrs.
John D. Davy, will present a one
act play, kidnapping Betty" at
Michigan and Noble club tonight. In
the cast are Sam Roney, George
SWitzer. Max Galloway. Vera Davy,
Louise Jackson. Marian Sperry. Mar
iorie Lewis A program under the
direction of Mrs. A. o. Lee also Will
be presented.
A safety program. under the di-
rection of Sergeant Frank Owen,
will be given tonight at School s.
In the cast are Billy Schrolucke,
" Charlotte Marie GrosSkupf, Dick
Niles. Hazel Jane Abraham. Don
aid Pine, Hershell Brittenbach
Lydia and Irwin McCray, Frank
RiStoff, Dorothy French, Orville
Teeter and James Weaver and Nor
rell Raymer.
Two one-act plays will be pre-
sented tonight at School 266 by the
Broadway Players, under the direc-
ton of Robert Oberreich. The
casts will include Jessie Keller,
Marjorie Brownlee, Harold WEIGH,
Mary Frances Hoagland, John
Thurston. Martha Davis and
George Hoagland Jr.
A chorus OF thirty students of
Decatur Central high school will
Z sing tonight at School g. The
chorus will be under the direction
OF Miss Wilma Fike. The Fedora
ton Of Civic Clubs orchestra, under
the direction of Leslie C. Trout
man, will present program, in
GLIDING the Decatur Central quar-
tet; BurriS McMahan, handSaw art
list; Grace Davis and Marvin Ham,
dancers; David Chapman, saXo-
phone soloists; Martin Schumacher,
piano accordioniSt: Junior Stevens
and Betty Laramore, WKBF sing
ers; Juanita Marvel. singer. accom-
i. panied by Mildred Troutman; Betty
Joe Kaburick, reader: Ellen Marie
Ruddle, blues singer: Johnny Sweet,
acrobatic dancer, and a musical
play
Walter Rigsby Soloist with vi
dals Cavaliers. will be heard to-
night on the program at School
"a. The Shortridgc High School
Dramatic Club will present a play,
under the direction of Miss Flea
nor Theek Miss Theek will give
readings also. The cast for the
play includes Doris Young, Harry
Till, Paul Boxell. Esther Steup,
Kathryn Kilby and Lillian Well.
The Hoosier Fiddlers Three will
z present old-time music.