The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-03
II PROGRAMS
SCHEDULED BY
LEISURE CLUBS
Hundreds to Be Entertained
Tonight in Various
NeighborhoodS.
LEISURE HOUR CALENDAR
TONIGHT

LEISURE HOUR CALENDAR
TONIGHT
Christian Park community house.
Fletcher Place community center.
~. Wayne and Walnut Club.
Municipal Gardens.
Michigan and Noble Club at School .,
at 20 East Vermont street. %
Nebraska CrOpScY Club at School ~
al 1851 South Illinois street
School II at 1873 South West street
school rs al ZOE West Market street.
School 26 at 1901 East sixteenth street.
school - at Kelly and Boyd streets.
School - at 203O Winter avenue.
School 81 at 1918 West Walnut street.
School 81. at 1915 West Walnut
street, will be entertained at pro-
gram tonight given by Broad Ripple
high school pupils, under direction
of Miss Ruth Carter The program
is in charge Of l.. T. Stafford and
Mrs. Richard Ross
kidnapping Betty" play by the
Central players, under direction OF
Charles Smith will be given at the
Nebraska CropSey Leisure Hour
Club tonight. The club meets at
School %, at 1851 South Illinois
street.
Other features of the program
will be a trumpet quartet, composed
of Theodore Bluemel, Herbert
Mascher, John Click and Robert
Davis; the Hoosierland Silver
String band, with Edward Wolfley
Roy Gibson, Charles and Guy
Padgett and Kenneth Jolly as mem
bers; solo dances by Miss Rosalind
Ludwig, accompanied by Miss
Thelma Tasting; guitar music by
Charles Hager and songs by the
Lloyd Nevada troup.
Three one-act plays will be pre-
scented tonight at School Is at 1902
West Market street by the Broad
way players, under the direction Of
Robert Louis Oberrich. The cast
will include Mary Frances HOagland,
Marjorie BroWnlee, John ThurSton,
Harold WEIGH, Harry Thomas, Jes
sic Keller, George f. Hoagland Jru
and Martha Davis. 81 Perkins Corn
Huskers, including Charles Haase,
Vernon Mckinney, Vesper McKin-
ney, John Cotrell and Ward Wolf
will also be on the program, which
is in charge of L. E.. Hall.
Adventures of Grandpa a three
act play, will be presented tonight
at School IL, at 1873 South West
street. by the Garfield Players. The
play is under the direction Of Ar
thur d. Barnett. Members of the
cast are Ruth Clinge, Ruth May,
Alma QueiSser, Marjorie and Muriel
Williams, Bill Spackey Rudolph
Clinge and Kenneth Click.
= Sergeant Timothy Mcmahon will
be in charge of safety program
tonight at School "a, Kelly and
Boyd streets. Readings will be
given by Vera Nichoh Musical fea-
lures of the program will be songs
by the South Sea Melody boys:
songs by Catherine Nuench, accom-
panied by Catherine Otto; accor-
dion numbers by Betty Marie Starr
and Thomas Moriarty, and har-
monica numbers by Harry Garner.
A home-talent program has been
announced for tonight at the Oak
Hill Club at School % at 2O30 Win
ter avenue. The program will be
in charge of Ralph Matillo.
Indians in New Mexoco' will be
the subject of a talk tonight by
Mills HOWE Of the Children's mu-
scum at the Christian Park Leisure
Hour club. Music will be furnished
by the Eilo Hawaiian trio, composed
of Lacy Manning and Carlein and
Kermit Shaw; the Golden -Four
quartet, including Walter Pursley,
Bewellyn Booker, John Washington
and Raymond Hunter, and COM
munity singing, accompanied by
Mrs Myrtle Mines. The program is
under direction of MeSdames Har-
C'6 Daringer and Max Darmstand-
Ter.
Indiana School for the Deaf, UNI
der the direction of DR.. O. M. Pit
tenger, will give a demonstration
of its work tonight at the FIT. Wayne
and Walnut club The program will
Include tap dancing, songs by the
girls chours and demonstration
OF communication with a student
who is deaf, dumb and blind. The
mothers chorus from School 2 will
give musical numbers.
Two one-act sketches will be
given tonight by the Elmer Mar
shall Players at the Municipal
Gardens Club. Mrs. Gladys White
and Miss Lucille Anterior Will
present The Happy Ending and
Mrs. White will give comedy
rural sketch, in costume. entitled
"The Belle of Carrot Corners. '
Jimmy Commons and Charles
Eberly will give "Stooges and
Otherwise Robert Carpenter and
Rex Campbell, piano pupils of
William Peacock, will play. Other
music will be furnished by the
Sering trio, members of which are
Mary Alice and Charles Sering,
and Kenneth Manners.
Melvin Berrymans play acting
class will present Dress Suits at
the Michigan and Noble Club to-
night. The cast will include Max
Engle, Mildred Arbuckle, Ruth
Hugh and Everett Jones. Roy ALI
red, Carlos Jones, James c. Sort
we'll and Harry Saunders. The
Odd Size Four will sing.
Community singing will be led
by George Whiteman, accompanied
by Mrs Helen Thomas Martin
Melvin and Elvin Shuppert, The
Harmony Twins, will sing