The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-24
II PROGRAMS TO
BE GIVEN FOR
LEISURE CLUBS

Tonight Is Big One of Week
for Community
Groups.
LEISURE HOUR CALENDAR
School so at 400 English avenue.
II. Wayne and Walnut Club.
Fletcher Place Community house.
Municipal Gardens.
Michigan and Noble Club School at
$40 East Vermont street
Oak Hin Club, school 30 at 2OSO
Winter avenue.
Nebraska Cropsey Club, School % at
I25i south Illinois street.
School 49, at 1902 West Market street.
School 20, at 1901 East sixteenth
street.
school 81, Kelly and BOYD streets.
School at 6l2 West Walnut street.
Children in the neighborhood of
the Michigan and Noble Leisure
Hour club are invited to party
given at the club room, 633 East
Michigan street, from l to 5 Satur-
day.
Members Of Leisure Hour clubs will
attend safety programs given in
Tomlinson hall, March 20 and 81,
by Sergeant Frank owen. The
programs will include motion pic
lures and acts from cooperating
theaters.
No Leisure Hour program will be
given at the Christian Park Com
rnunity House tonight. The CLUB
will cooperate with Sergeant Frank
Owen in a safety program to be
given at School 81. The program
will include William Blake, with
Silver, educated police dog; Esta
and Dolly Buchanan songs and
readings; Catherine Muench, songs,
accompanied by Catherine Otto;
Betty Marie Starr, songs and read
ings; Margaret Scott, dancing; Vera
Nichoi, readings; Johnny Schultz,
xylophone; Marie Ellen Williams,
tap dancing and readings; Stein
er's Harmony Boys quartet, and the
South Sea Melody Boys. A talk on
safety in connection with railroads
will be given by j. j. Liddy Of the
indianapolis Union Railway.
A dance revue will be presented
tonight at the TT. Wayne and Wal
nut club by the wilde sisters. Pu-
pills taking a part in the revue will
be Joyce Dean, Joan Botorff, Helen
Marie Oppenheim, Barbara Hop
pas, Ruth We'll Marjorie Holman
and Marion Belle Berger Other
entertainers will be violin pupils of
Miss Olive Killer. Piano and man
dolin music will be presented by
Lloyd Nevada and company.
A safety program will be pre-
sented by Sergeant Timothy McMa- !
hon at the Fletcher Place commu- |
nifty house tonight. Mrs. Martha !
L. Higgins will give readings. Miss
Killer viii present Mary Marjorie
Smead, in violin numbers. A play |
Dress Suits" by Melvin Berryman's
play-acting class, will be given, and |
Helen Faland will sing popular
music.
"All On Account of Polly" a
three-act comedy, will be given to-
night by members of the Shortridge
high school dramatic Club at Mu-
nicipal Gardens. The play is coached |
by Marion Sperry.
Pupils of Miss Ina House will pre-
sent a dance revue tonight at the |
Michigan and Noble Club, at School |
g. Members of the revue are Wv
ian Sheets, Jimmy Piles, Jimmy |
Dixon, Buddy Romeril, Patty Owens, |
Junior Myers, Margaret Ellen Will |
son, Betty Unser, Doris Smith, Betty |
Inman, Maxine Johnson, Dorothy |
Keller, Bobby Sarchett, Suzanne |
Lewis, and Kathryn Judd.
Others on the program will be
Elva Teller, in a group of popular |
songs; De Wayne and Dale Wallace, /
in violin duets; Steiners Junior Ha-
waiians. and Dunks Dippy Dood |
Dads, in string band numbers. Mem |
bers of this band are Marcus Dun |
kerson, Arthur Lee, Robert G.. Mar |
tin, Calvin Jones, Albert Burns,
Henry Carson, and Eddie Myers.
The Brookside, Players will pre-
sent one-act play tonight for
the Oak Hill Club, at School 49, |
Jack Leroy, blackface comedian, will !
give an act, accompanied by Joe
Warner.
A three-act comedy "The Vaga-
bond" will be presented by a cast
from the Broookside United Breth-
rem church tonight at the Nebraska
Cropsey Club. The cast will in
clude Mildred Hollingsworth, Ruth
Sachs, Genevieve Perkins, Roland
johnson, Leon Slack, John Ealy.
Ray Craddick and Billy Thomas.
The play will be under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Helen Thomas Martin.
Music will be furnished by the Hoo
sier Land Silver String band, men,
bers of which are Edward Wolfley,
Roy Gibson, Charles and Guy Pa6-
gett and Orvin Teter.
The Garfield Players. under the
direction of MIR. and Mrs. Arthur
D. Barnett will present Adventures
of Grandpa at School. 16 tonight.
The cast includes Donald Rugen-
stein, Rudolph Klinge, Kenneth
Click, Arthur D. Barnett Marjorie
Williams, Ruth Klinge, Ruth May
Alma Queisser and Merle Williams.
School 20 will have a program
given by the Hoosier Melody Boys
tonight.
The Federation OF Civic Clubs Or
chestra, under the direction of Les
lie C. Troutman, will give a pro-
gram tonight at School "a.