The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-24
AANY LEISURE
|. CLUBS TO Give
VARIETY SHOWS
Varied Entertainment Is
Provided for Programs
Tonight.

charge are McSCdIncS marry Null
ringer, sam Kissel and Charles
Eaton.
The cast includes Charles Eaton,
Chester Combs, Elmer Ripley, Sam
Kfsel, Harry Monninger Ralph
Rees. Clara Pruitt, Pearl Ripley,
Marie Rees Buna Balm, Esther
Stokesbery and Mary Monninger.
Music will be furnished by the
CAPITAL City NighthaWks.
A program of playlets, sketches,
and musical numbers will be given
tonight at the Michigan and Noble
Club by the Broadway branch of
- the Duvall Music Studio, under the
direction of Mr.. and Mrs T. B
DuVall
Appearing on the program will be
Mr.. and Mrs. Duvau, Joan Duvall,
Helen Audrey Humphrey, Caroline
Mooshy, Robert, Richard and
Charles Kasberg Barbara, Bob and
/ Don Specs, Patricia Walters. Char
lepe and Maxine Sunthimer Muriel
Bother and Raymond Ball. The
Girls Chorus SeXtet will sing.
c, .su,a:lpl -htwk ar naCompanyh
Pupils of Nine. Peggy Lou Snyder
will appear in a dance revue to-
night at the Oak Hill club, at
School 80. Two one-act plays will
be given by the Play Crafters of
Central Christian church, under
the direction of Beatrice Houze.
Appearing in the casts will be
Deane Woodland, Leila Parks, Forrest
and Ed Scott, Donald Boyd, Dale
Smith Russell Teeter, Charles Rob-
bins, Ralph Morgan, Stuart Cangret
an0 Beatrice Houze.
The Oak Hill Ministries will be
presented tonight at School 5.
The Ministries are under the di-
rection Of f. r. Marriotte, with
George Schuyler as interlocutOr;
Z Dick French, Jesse Merchant, Nor
man Flashkamp, Orvil Clarity,
Z Harold Schmink and George Dur
ham, as end men, and the troupe
composed of Johnny Flashkamp,
Albert Ycager, Harold Stevens,
Harold Perry, Tommy Specie,
Creighton Cole, Wayne Maple, Hays
Ogden and John Alien Lay.
Christian park community house
will have a miniature revue tonight,
given by the pupils of Jacque
I.@ckcr, who wrote the play. Pupils
taking part in the program are
Betty Margaret Sichler, Betty Irene
Horton, Dorothy Ann Albright,
, Patty Jeanne Eberhart, Roberta
Johnson, Julia Wicks, Marian Mann,
Buddy HaiSllp Margery McCreery
and Doris Griffith.
Music will be furnished by the
HOosier NiGhtingales, composed of
Earl TrOutman Donald McGoWn,
Mark and Donald Montague, Buster
Lyons Edward Spore, Elmer Ewing
and Wayne Brooking. Mandolin
music and songs will be given by
the Mountain Maids, Carrie and
Mabel Duke.
On the safety program at Fletcher
Place community house tonight, I'M
der the direction of Sergeant Frank
OAen. will be Billy Schrolucke,
Charlotte Marie Grosskupf, Dick
Nile, Hazel Jane Abraham, and
Donald Pine
Other features of the program will
|. be accordion music by Herschell
Brittenbach and Robert Rathman;
a harp solo by Roberta Bland; songs
by Lydia and Irwin McCray; old
Slime music by James RuleX and
OrWin Teeter; banjo and guitar
music by Herschel and Harold
Reid; and songs by the Proctor
brothers.
Patty Ovens, Alice Mae Doran,
Gertie Lou Price, Jimmy Dixon, Bet
ty Inmao Dorothy Keller, Buddy
Romeul, Betty Unser, Kathryn JuLd.
Doris Smith, Vivian Sheets, Leonard
SHEETS, Maxine Johnson. Jimmy
Piles and Junior Myers Will appear
tonight at the Ft. Wayne and Wal
nut Club in a dance revue. All are
pupils of Miss Ina Houser.
A Songs will be given by Nina Lee.
Joyce COmstOck and his Twilight
Club Boys viii give two short plays
and the HooSier Land Silver String
Band will furnish music
Members Of the band are Edward
Wolfley, Roy Gibson, Charles and
Guy Padgett, and Orvin Teeter.
Mrs. Raymond Alberts, assisted
by Mrs. Ed Snyder, will be in charge
of the North Side Riddle revue.
vl2rh Will be given at School l6.
Members of the revue are Marquee
rite and Irene Pollard, Gilbert,
Buddy and Rosemary Alberts, Oar
rel Jean Wallace Jack Kent, Dolly
Ruth and Mildred Snyder, Mary
Rosahne Bolser, Doris and Louise
Bicknell Evelyn Mcorehouse, Will
mar Slagle, Virginia Barnes and
Rex Sims.
- The Brookside Players will pre-
sent a one-act comedy, under the
direction of Edward Greene. The
I. cast is composed of Myra Rowley,
Christina Valentine, Olive Fagin,
Pitie-Nell Lentz, Kennth E. Lem
ons. Jack White and John E.
Kleinhenz.
A variety program Will be pre-
ssuted tonight at School &c.
School 81 will have its first Leisure
Hour program tonight The pro-
gram has been planned by Lionel
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