The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-17
TEN LEISURE
HOUR UNITS TO
MEET TONIGHT
Varied Programs Will Be
Given: Many Plays to
Be Presented.

TONIGHT
Christian park community house
IT. WAYNE and Walnut Club.

Christian park community house.
IT. WAYNE and Walnut Club.
Fletcher Place community center.
Municipal Gardens community house
Michigan and Noble Club. School O.
at 40 Fast Vermont street.
Oak Hill Club, School 49, at 2O30 Win
ter avenue
Nebraska Cropsey Club School % at
1881 South Illinois street.
School 10, at 1902 West Market street.
School 26, at 1901 East sixteenth
street
School G.. at 3Gl5 West Walnut street.
Dress Suits play which has
been presented at a number of the
Leisure Hour clubs by Melvin Ber-
ryman's play acting class, will De
presented tonight at the Christian
Park community house. The cast
includes Max Engle, Mildred Ar
buckle, Ruth Hugh and Everett
Jones.
Others on the program will be the
HoOsier Land Silver String band
composed of Edward Wolfley. Roy
Gibson, Charles and Guy Padget.
and ArVin Teter, Betty Patton,
pupil Of Helen Thomas Martin. Civ
ing readings; popular music by
Helen Ealand, and August Fraul,
blackface comedian
Pupils Of Shortridge high school,
will have charge of program given
at the FIT Wayne and Walnut club
tonight. The Shortridge dramatic
club will present a three-act COM
edy, "All On Account of Polly"
Between acts Of the play other
students will give readings Mem
bers of the cast are Alfred Brandt,
Harry Till, Marjorie Newman, Anna
Firth, Howard jewell, Samuel Mar
tinez, Dorothy Wilson, Harriet Ro-
senzWeiz, Florence Slutzky, Esther
Steup, Carl Scheidker, Rosemary
GLADDEN., Dorothy May Carey, Lewis
Luckey, and Frank Streightoff.
Mrs. f. H. Hughes will direct
the program Of the Women's Aux
iliary to the Railway Mail Associa-
ton, tonight at the Fletcher Place
Community Center. Mrs w. H
Vanzant, president Of the organi-
zation will be mistress of cere-
monies.
The program will include a group
Of songs by Albert Breden; the Girl
Scout trio, Patty Lou Pluess, cello;
Jeanne Ann Pluess, violin, and
Betty zigner, piano; vocal and vio-
lin solos by Mrs. John Allen and
Gallo GRADER; a group of numbers
by the Little German band, which
IS composed of pupils from the
Washington high school, and direct
ed by Mrs. w H. Shepherd; read
ings by Mildred Beard, and chorus
numbers.
The chorus will include MesdameS
Noble Reed, John Allen, Floyd
Doddridge, Noble Shute. John Ladd.
S. S. Sutton. Leroy Lawrence, Eu-
gene Thompson and w. H. Vinzant.
A dance will be given at Municipal
Gardens following the program to-
night. The program will feature
Charles Fagin, magician; music by
the Kentucky Cardinals, Earl Trout
man. Donald McGoWn, Mitchell and
JeWett Under, and Emmett GaddiS;
harmonica music by Urban Voltz;
motion pictures of the 1882 eXpedi-
ton Of the Childrens museum to
the southwest shown by Hills
HOWE, and a trumpet quartet, mem
bcrs of which are Theodore Bluemel,
Herbert MaSCher, John Click and
Robert Davis.
The Federation of Civic Clubs
young peoples orchestra, under
direction of Leslie c. Troutman, will
give the program at the Michigan
and Noble Club tonight.
kidnapping Betty one-act play
by the Central Players, under the
direction of Charles Smith and Mrs
John d. Davy, will be given tonight
at the Oak Hill Club at School 49,
Members of the cast are Sam Roney,
Ralph Hamill, John Robbins, Vera
Davy, Louise Jackson, Marian
Sperry and Marjorie Lewis. Music
will be furnished by the Hoosier
Melody Boys.
A dance revue will be given by
pupils of Miss Ina Houser, 14O6
King avenue. Pupils in the revue
are Vivian Sheets, Jimmy Piles
Jimmy Dixon. Buddy Romeril,
Patty owens, Junior Myers, Mar
garet Ellen Wilson, Betty UnSer,
Doris Smith, Betty Inman, Maxine
johnson, Dorothy Keller, Bobby
Sarchett. Suzanne Lewis and Kath-
ryn Judd.
The drama club of ST. Paul NJ. f.
church will present a one-act play,
The Fatal Pill" at the Nebraska
CropSey club tonight. The play will