The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-03

Christian Park community house.
1T. Wayne and Walnut Club.
Fletcher Place community house.
Municipal Gardens community house.
Michigan and Noble Club. School Q, at
40 East Vermont street.
Oak Hin Club. School 80, at 2O30
winter avenue.
Nebraska Cropsey Club. School %, at
1881 South Illinois street.
School ;, at e12 West Washington
street.
school 2e. at 1901 East sixteenth
school g.. at 1918 West Walnut street.
school -, Kelly and Boyd streets.
Pupils Of Miss Ina Houser will APP
pear in a dance evu at the Chris
tan Park community house tonight.
Music for the program will be fur
nished by Lloyd Nevada and COM
pany.
Appearing in the revue will be
Patty owens, Alice Mae Doran, Ger
tie Lou Price, Jimmy Dixon, Betty
Inman, Dorothy Keller, Buddy Ro-
meril, Betty Unser, Kathryn Judd,
Doris Smith, Vivian Sheets, Maxine
johnson, and Jimmy Piles, Follow
ing the dances the Hardy Brothers
will sing.
Pupils from School 2 will give the
program at the Ft. Wayne and Wal
nut Club tonight, in the gymnasium
of the Central Christian church.
Music by the boys and girls glee
clubs will be given.
Other features Of the program
will be music by a double trio, tap
dancing, music by the Hoosier Land
Silver String band, and songs by
the West Side Trio.
Fletcher Place community house
will have three one-act plays to-
night. They will be given by the
Broadway Little Theater of the
Broadway M. E. church. Members
of the cast are r. L. Oberreich,
Harry Thomas, Jessie Keller,
George E. Hoagland Jr., Martha
Davis, Mary Frances Hoagland,
Marjorie Brownies, John Thurs
ton, and Harold WEIGH.
A safety program, presented by
Sergeant Frank Owen, will be given
at the Municipal Gardens COM
munity house tonight.
Other numbers on this program
will be dancing by Frank Ristoff,
accordian music by Robert Roth
man and Hershell Brittenbach:
singing and guitar music by Glenn
Jordan; and singing by Lydia Ell
len and Irwin McCray and the
Proctor brothers.
Harold Love will present a one-act
play at the Michigan and Noble
club tonight. Members of the cast,
who are from the drama club of
st. Paul M. E. church, are Marjorie
Todd, Eulalia Battman, George Rus
sell and Joe Nesbit.
The Golden Four quartet will sing.
Harry Bason, pianist, will play.
Others on the program will be Pat
Hally and Rocco Jardina and the
Thurston Brothers from the Pat
Hally School of Music will play.
Edward Osborn, juggler, will APP
pear on the Oak Hill Club program.
A children's revue, featuring chill
dren of the neighborhood, will be
given.
Mrs. Raymond Alberts, assisted by
Mrs. Ed Snyder, will present the
North Side Riddles revue tonight at
the Nebraska Cropsey Club.
Community singing. led by Sam
Raborn, will be featured at School
S tonight. Other numbers on the
program will be the Sering trio,
Mary Alice and Charles Sering and
Kenneth Manners, and the Twilight
Club Boys, under the direction of
Joyce Comstock.
Competition between two Jug
bands is scheduled for the program
at School 26 tonight.
The Dramatic Club of the Second
Reformed church will give a three
act comedy tonight at School 81.
Miss Marie Mailman will direct the
production.
M. w. Neu, teacher at School "a.
is in charge Of the program there.
The program will include the Skillen
Tumbling Club; a talk on the organ
ization of the new junior high school
course of study; dances by girls of
the school; harmonica numbers by
John and Robert Wire; Jack Bloom.
m%onologist; acrobatic tap dance by
Betty Fairies and Charles Borgman:
saber exhibition by Edward Sturni
and Arthur Werder; instrumental
duet by zainy Brothers: violin selec-
tons by ChloriS McGill, accompan-
led by Mildred Wall, and tap dances
by Herbert Killer and Robert Yoke.
Community singing will be led by
George Whiteman. Music will be
furnished by the Indiana School of
Music orchestra, under the direction
of Robert Prietz.
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