Evening star., 1933-11-12
Washington s Players,
PLAYERS OPEN SEASON.

PLAYERS OPEN SEASON.
| THE Columbia Players will open their
subscription season of five plays next
Wednesday, with presentation of the
Frederick LonSdale comedy, "On APP
| proval." The play will be given at
Pierce Hall, Fifteenth and Harvard
streets and will be repeated on Thurs
day evening The cast includes Dor
othea Lewis, Eileen Fowler, Robert
Miller and S. Alan Foster The pro-
| duction is being directed by Orris Hol-
land.
BARTFIELD PLAYERS NEWS.
DUBLIC try-outs for membership in,
l the Bartfisld Players will be held
Thursday and Friday, November % and
"a, at Powell Junior High School, ac-
| cording to an announcement made by
Howard Whitfield, production manager.
Those interested in try-outs should
write to the Bartfield Players, 1457 Park
road northwest. For the benefit of
Swartzell Children's Home, the I'm His
Name" Circle of Petworth M. E. Church
will offer the Bartheld Players this
Friday, in Oscar Wilde's comedy, THE
Importance of Being Earnest"
FIRST LEXINGTON PROGRAM
THE lexington Players will present
L their first program of the present
season in Langley High School Audito-
rum, Wednesday evening of this week
at BIS o'clock, under the direction Of
Marie Moore Forrest. The play will be
Good Medicine written by Jack
Arnold and Edwin Burke, and War"
written by Vernon Lyden, member
Of the lexington Players. In the cast
of Good Medicine" will be William
~, Ua1laavV1E a,ad Iat1ria
Hoffman, and In the cast Of the orig
inal play, War" will be seen George
Miller. Vernon Lyden. Richard Moody,
Love PhoebuS, Edith Osborn, Earl Kill
Ian and Neal Sheridan. The directors
staff for these plays includes William
Davis, Vernon Lyden, Mary Olive
O'Connell, Harry Weatherby and Emily
Kendrick. =
PARKvIEW PLAYERS.
THE Parkview Players, under the di-
rection of Miss Lena G. Parks, an
nounces a diversified program for the
new season. The tentative plans in
clude a farce, now in rehearsal, an
evening of poetry. one OF one-act plays,
a presentation of scenes from Shakes
pearen and other plays, and comedy
drama, as yet unsolicited. THE Blue
Bag" farce by j. C. McMullen, is to
be presented early in December.
ANNOUNCE CAST.
THE Montgomery Players have an
nounced the selection of a sub
stantial portion of the cast for Death
Takes Holiday" scheduled for pres
entation at the Bethesda-C Chevy Chase
High School on December 16, 1888, as
the second production Of the players
1933-34 season. The players named
are Betty Watkins, Louise Massey, Mary
Daub, Mrs. Guy M. Kinman, Thomas
P. Dowd, Mallon Selby, Martin Dick,
Dolph Bishop Hubert F. Teitman and
Ralph S. Fowler. Three roles are yet
to be assigned. The play is under the
direction of Martha S. Williams.
TECH PLAYERS.
"THE ADMIRABLE CREIGHTON"
u Sir j. M. Barries comedy, is be-
ing rehearsed by the Tech Dramatic
Club for presentation at the school Fri
day and Saturday nights, November "a
and 25.
CLARENCE" TO BE GIVEN.
/ FOUNDRY PLAYERS will present
Clarence" at the Foundry Dramatic
Hall. Sixteenth and P streets northwest,
on Friday, November II. The cast in
cludes many veterans, being led by Mr..
Hunt and Miss Weist. Coaching is
! under the direction of Mr.. Skeggs OF
American University. Entertainment
will be furnished between the acts by
| Audrey Barnes.