The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-10
LEISURE HOUR
GROUPS PLAN
ACTIVE WEEK
Music, Sketches, Solo Acts
Feature Variety of
Entertainment.
LEISURE HOUR CALENDAR
TONIGHT

school No. ;. 6l2 West Washington
street
school No. &C. 1902 West Market street.
Schol No 8i. Kelly and Boyd streets.
school &c, 1901 +. sixteenth street.
Sixty people will take part in the
program at School 81 tonight, which
has been arranged by Charles Lehr,
chairman of the Leisure Hour Club
at the school
The twenty piece orchestra Of the
Indiana School Of Music will play
Introductory and intermission num-
bers from the new pit built in front
of the stage.
Appearing on the program will be
Bill Cole and his "Silverstars," fea-
turing Mary Theriac and Bill
Mann; the Wa-Ba trio, in songs
and a song and dance revue featur-
ing more than twenty-five children,
pupils Of Miss Ina Houser of the
Crystal dance palace.
Two sketches, written, costumed
and produced by pupils of the Or
chard school, Will be given tonight
on the program at the Fletcher
Place community house. Appearing
in the casts will be Fayette Ann and
Roy Miller; Patty, Margaret and
Fenton Jameson; Janette Tarking-
ton, Nancy Goodrich, Jane Adams.
James Noble and Ann Noble john
StOn, Alfred Symmes, John Hamer,
Robert Merrel, Charles Breunig,
John AllerdiCe and Bates Johnston.
Violin music will be given by pupils
of Olive Killer. Pupils of the Pat
Hally School of Music will give
popular numbers.
Appearing on the program at the
Christian Park community house
tonight will be Thomas B. Wikoff,
irwin Noblitt and Raleigh Greene,
the Hoosier Fid6lers Three; Mildred
Beard, reader, ROSanne Fogarty, vi
olinist, and Jacque Lacker, reader.
A picture of state parks will be
shown by member of the state
department o. conservation.
The Dramatic Club of the Cen
trail Christian church will present
two one-act plays, The Eligible
Mr.. Bangs and Drums of Dude,
under the direction of Beatrice
House, at the Ft. Wayne and Wal
nut club. Pupils of Olive Killer will
give violin numbers A program of
popular music will be given by Art
Lee and His Dixie Aces.
School 5 Will have play by Mel
vim Berryman's play acting class to- |
night. Members of the cast are
Max Engle, Mildred Arbuckle, Ruth !
Hugh and Everett Jones. William |
Blake and his police dog. Silver, will |
be on the program. Other features |
will be the Kentucky Cardinals, Earl |
Troutman, Donald MCGown, Mitch
ell Under, Mark and Donald Mon
tague, Buster Lyons and Edward |
Spore. and community singing led |
by Sam RabOrn.
Three one-act plays will be pre-
scented at School 16 tonight by
pupils of Shortridge high school. |
The casts include Doris Young. |
Harry Till, Paul BoXell, Esther
Steup, Kathryn Kilby, Lillian We'll, !
Harriet RosenzWeig, Rosemary
GLADDEN., Roy Vehling, Carl Schied-
ker, Elaine Oberholtzer, Ruth Lucky
and Marjorie Hennis The program
is in charge of Miss Eleanor Theek,
who is assisted by Marion Sperry,
Alfred Brandt, Howard Jewell and
Stephen Bailey.
School 26 will offer a program
presented by the Federation of
Civic Clubs Young Peoples orChes-
ira. under the direction of Leslie
c. Troutman. Included on the pro-
gram Will be songs by Sue Carolyn
and her pupils; a handSaW act by
BurriS MCMahan; SaXaphone solos |
by David Chapman; readings by |
Betty 10 KaturiCk; dances by Grace |
Davis and Marvin Ham; the Deca- |
tur Central male quartet; Quantia |
Marvel Junior Stevens and Betty |
Laramore from WKBF; harmony |
trio. and sketch by Betty Lang
and Mary Ann Snider.
Pupils Of Manual Training high |
school will present a program of |
band music, tap and comedy dane
ing. and songs by glee clubs at the |
Nebraska CropSey Club tonight. The |
program is in charge of c. NJ (.
Sharp, assistant principal at Man
ual.
A dance revue, under direction of |
Edith Handbook. will be presented |
at Municipal Gardens community
house tonight Appearing in the
revue are Blanche Onken, Gerald |
inc Of, Jesse Young, Mary K. |
George, Ruby Mae IaSSelburg, Viz
ginia Reynolds. Helen Beuke and
Leona Colbert. Musical numbers will |
be furnished by Velma, Henry and |
Donald Beuke and Harry Garner.
The Garfield Players will present |
a one-act play. "Scheming Moth |
erS. at the Michigan and Noble |.
club tonight. The cast is composed |
OF Mabel and Helen Holm. William /
Weaver. Norman Aiken and Helen |
Malloy. Appearing also on the pro-
gram Will be Wayne Allen. William |
WiShardt, Clyde VoileS and Claude |
Vols in musical numbers; tap dane
ing by Betty 10 TragreSSer and June |
Pherigo; sketch by Jean Roberts, |
Dorothy Paul, Margie Cochron. June /
Melton, Betty 10 TragreSSer and (
June Pherigo; songs by Betty Rose (
Bigelow and Gay Gardner and
piano and violin numbers by Norris I
Cummings and Mary May of Lizton, /
Ind
Three one-act plays will be given /
tonight by the Broadway Players, /
under the direction Of Robert Ober- I
reich at the Oak Hill Club. Includ-
ed in the cast are Robert Obarrcich. I
Harry Thomas. Jessie Keller. George
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