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This year, longer hair Is i'm
portant," Mr.. Caesar points out,
mainly because Of the interest in
big bulky hats. The bigger the hat,
the greater the need for the soften
ing effect Of a longer eoiffure. A
woman's face Is like a picture with
a double frame, for as the hat
frames the hair, 30 the hair frames
the face"
Growing hair needs a growing
waye-a coiffure that keeps longer
ends looking sleek and we'll
groomed.
Good basic styling and cutting
Is more important than ever" Mr..
Caesar emphasized, "for hair that
Is longer and heavier is more sus-
eeptible TO broken ends and an IN
kempt appearances"
Longer hair offers double fash
ion possibilities. too, as interpreted
by Mr.. Caesar. The dramatic
"Parisian Puff" a French roll de-
signed with a new twist and
swirled backward from a sleek
lined crown, Is suitable 20 hair
that Is both medium long or longer.
II reflects Q mood Of elegance in q
eoifure. A sweep Of the brush con-
verts the Partisan Puff" into the
~GrAee Kelly" Golf.
Another must for the grow
ing" wave. Mr.. Caesar points out.
Is the diseiplininR influence Of q
hair spray used consistently and
not sparingiy.
Springs longer hair lengths
demand special good grooming
attention. That's why use Of new
Tweed Perfumed Spray Hair Net
10 an important eoifure aid. L.
helps 70 keep struggling ends in
place. impsrts q giamorous per-
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Isis Daughters In
Two Day Observance

The annual and national
Thanksgiving service Of Fezzan
Court No. Z, Ancient Egyptian
Arabic Order, Daughters of the
Mystic Shrine and Fezzan Temple
No. 26, Mobiles was observed Sun
day May 20, at the morning wor-
ship hour at Zion Baptist church.
The pastor, Rev. II. w. Bolts
Sr., delivered a timely message,
choosing as his subject, The
Household Of Faith"
A splendid musical background
was rendered by the choir.
Participating in the ceremonies
were the illustrious potentate,
John Nellie Jr., who gave the re-
Spouse. Presentations were made
by Daughters Bessie Lewis, Mary
Johnson and Zella bearing.
Progress of the Daughters Of
Isis was given by Ursula Bolts,
who is Imperial Deputy Of Fezzan
Court, No. 7. The court officials
said Daughter Bolts has given
much of her effort and time TO the
upbuilding of the Daughters Of
Isis. She was one Of the first IL
lustrious Imperial Commandresses
and is also a senior Imperial
COMMANDERS and the oldest one
living.
In the absence OF Illustrious
COMMANDERS Helen Lawrence,
DIR. Margaret Wright was in
charge of the service and intro
duced her cabinet as follows Mrs.
Ursula Bolts, illustrious imperial
deputy; Margaret Wright, first
lieutenant; Lena LaFaucette, sec
ond lieutenant; Ivy Massengill,
high priestess; Teresa Banks,
Oriental guide and Mae Stewart,
recordress.
ClimAMng the services on
Monday evening, May 81, Daugh-
ters Of Isis, Fezzan Court No. 7,
entertained Mobiles Of Fezzan
Temple, No. 20, and friends at
their Feast OF Isis held at the
Fourth American Legion Hall in
st. Paul.
II was an evening of food, fun
and feasting for the more than
1913 members and their guests. An
abundance Of food served smor-
gasbord style plus liquid refresh
ments was served TO the gay
crowd.
II was a perfect evening for
dancing. for chatting with friends
or for meeting new friends. A
five piece orchestra furnished
music for those who wished 10
dance, and an air Of friendly and
gracious hospitality prevailed
throughout the gala evening.
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Miss Thelma Oldham OF sos
Fifth Av s Mrs, Oldham is the
mother and Mrs, Webb is an aunt
OF Miss Oldham. In honor OF her
guests, Miss Oldham win be at
home" 10 a few friends from TO
9 p. m Sunday afternoon.
New Car; Mr., and Mrs, Robert
II. Taylor OF $40 r. 4ist St, just
returned home from a motor trip
to Indianapolis, Ind, In their new
automobile. They visited relatives
and friends,
Reelected; Mrs Lillian Penn,
1887 n. Lake Harriet Blvd, was
reelected president OF the Bust
ness and Professional women's
club Of the Minneapolis YwCA.
Mrs. Pom win leave today, May
20, for Montgomery, Ala, to visit
her sister. Mrs Willie DeMott
Moore and nephew, Clarence
Moore, Mrs, Penn win spend a
few days In Chicago visiting rcla.
tives and friends
California Visitor; Mrs OTIS
Murray OF Los Angeles, Calf
who has been visiting her sister
and family, Mr.. and Mrs, r. l.
Haynes OF Sioux Falls, s, n, nc.
eamponied by the Haynes cam,
to Minneapolis and spent the weel
end. Mrs, Murray was the house
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs, Jamei
Crowder OF ai4i Oakland Az. Mrs
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Iglehart Av., as hostess.
Matinee Bridge Club Met: Mrs.
William Hanna, $50 Western Av.,
was hostess to the Matinee Bridge
club on Tuesday afternoon, May
% Prizes were won by Mrs. c. A.
Anderson, first; Mrs. Lafayette
Fields, as proxy for Mrs. Ham
mond Turner, second and Mrs.
Fred Schuck third. The next meet
ing will be with Mrs. Fred
Schuck, s44 Fuller Av., on June 5.
On Vacation. Mrs. F. d. Nc
Cracker, s52 Albermarle St, left
the city Tuesday evening, May %
to visit her grandson, Eugene
Toussaint, who is stationed at Ft.
Chase, Ark. Eugene will finish
his training course on Friday and
will leave May 81, for duty in
Germany Mrs. McCracken will at
tend exercises at the camp with
her grandson and will leave for
Dayton, o., to visit her daughter,
son-in-law and granddaughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. James MCGEE and
daughter. She plans to be gone for
a month.
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carried the rings on a lace edged
satin pillow.
Everette johnson Of Minneapolis
served as best man and ushers
were Messrs Clyde Scroggins, Le-
roy Bell and Kenneth Jones sr.,
brother Of the bride,
Immediately following the cere-
mony, a reception was held in
Fellowship Hall Of the church with
some $50 guests in attendance. A
color scheme OF pink and white
dominated the decor Guests were
served from a table covered with
satin damask cloth conferred
with a floral arrangement Of white
snapdragons, white daisies and
pink peonies between silves can
delabra with burning white tapers.
At either end were crystal punch
bowls Of refreshing frappe.
Mrs. Kenneth Jones, sister-in-
law Of the bride and Mrs. Ellwood
Johnson dispensed the frappe,
Mrs. William White served the
wedding cake.
The brides table covered with
white satin damRsk cloth, with
white satin bows accenting the
corners and center, made a beauti-
full setting for the four TERED we'd
ding cake. a snow white mass de-
corated with white wedding bells,
rope garlands and a miniature
bride and groom at the peak.
Four long tables arranged In L
shape displayed the large array
Of beautiful and useful gifts that
the many friends and relatives
showered the young couple with.
For her daughters wedding
Mrs. Jones chose beige Quarker
lace original gown with matching
accessories and wore an orchid
corsage. Mrs. William White, aunt
Of the bride, was lovely In a rose
lace and chiffon dress accented
with rhinestone jewelry. She wore
a gardenia corsage.
Hostesses assisting at the re-
ception included Mrs William
White, who was in charge, assis-
ted by Mrs. Horace Brown who
set the wedding tables, Mrs.
James Lewis, who registered the
guests: the Mines. Lamar Smith.
Andre Florenz, D. T. Gordon,
Clyde scroggins and Miss Helen
Smith, who were in charge Of the
gifts. Others assisting were the
Mines. James Lewis, Charles
Brown. Howard Brown, Jesse
Smith. the Misses Jewel and De
lores Jones and Mrs. Bert Buck
ner, and Mrs. Robert Jones. Mrs
Arlee Hallowell played incidental
music throughout the reception.
Mrs Beal Is a graduate Of Cen
trail High school and business col
Iege in st. Paul, and is employed
in the Motor Vehicle department,
office Of the secretary Of state.
Mr.. Beal is a graduate Of John
Cobb High school Springfield,
Mo. and is currently employed at
the Veterans Administration hos
pital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beal are "at
home" 10 their friends at 773 Ron
do Az. until June 1.
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MIDNIGHTERs HERE FOR
SUNDAY MATINEE DANCE

The Midnighters and Cal Green's
orchestra will play return en-
gagement In the Twin Cities on
Sunday, May ~, at the Labor
Temple for a matinee dance, 3 to
o p. m.
This popular Federal recording
singing group has grown 10 be
one OF the leading crowd drawing
attractions on the road today.
They viii sing all OF their popular
recordings: Ting A Ling and II
Am Ashamed OF Myselfll" among
them. Advance tickets on sale at
$3.50, at the door 81.
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AttUek-Brooks Auxiliary
Elects Delegates To
District Convention

At the May meeting Of Attucks-
Brooks Auxiliary to Post No. Soc
American Legion held at the home
of Mrs. Raymond Bledsoe, 500
Carroll Av., Mrs. James Thomas,
retiring president and Mrs. John
Brown were elected delegates to
the Fourth District Convention
which will be held in st. Paul,
Saturday, June 2.
Mrs. Andrew Brent, Poppy
chairman, encouraged everyone to
get out and sell peoples on Poppy
Day, which was Thursday, May
"a.
The auxiliary will close activi-
ties for the year with its June
meeting on Monday, June 4, at the
home of Mrs. Eugene Lewis, ga
Iglehart Av. After a short bust
ness meeting the members will go
to the Driftwood Room, Hotel
Lowry for dinner.
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Planned Trip To
See Mother Ends
On Sod Note

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L Blalxey
7S5 ST. Anthony Av., st. Paul
were planning in happy anticipa-
ton Of their trip to Keol0uk, Ia,
TO spend Mothers Day with Mrs.
Blakey's mother, Mrs. Mary E.
Burbridge. Early Saturday morn.
ing, May u, Mr.. and Mrs. Blakey
had just finished packing their
car, when message was deliver
ed, telling them Of the serious ILL
ness Of their mother.
They left Immediately and while
they were enroute to Keokuk, Mrs.
Burbridge died. Instead Of a happy
Mothers Day reunion, the occa-
sion was one Of sadness for the
Blakeys.
Funeral services were held in
Keokuk Friday, May IS. In ad-
dition to Mrs. Blakey other sur
vivors are one son, James f. Bur
bridge Of Berkeley, Calf, two
brothers and other relatives.
Mrs. Burbridge is well known
in st. Paul, where she had visited
her daughter and family on diff
ferent occasions.
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fume scent and Is scientifically de-
signed with liquid lanolin 10 give
hair q soft, luxurious natural look.
IL contains no sticky shellac, var.
nish or lacquer.
Incidentally, the boudoir bottle
Is q beautiful addition 10 your
dressing table"
Mr.. Caesar also emphasizes that
this IL q season when hair il grow
ing out from the close cropped
euris Of the past and there are still
many short ends 10 contend with.
''To keep these short ends in line
with the sleeker and more formal
look Of the new hair styles, hair
spray serves an important pur-
pose for u holds shorter tsndrils
In place. whether the hair Is worn
In a smooth page boy or brushed
up into an elegant French roll or
ehiRnon."
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Surprise HoUSewurmlng
Party Held For
The Iru Roblnsons

Mrs. Paul Nevis and Mrs Ever
cite Johnson were co-hostesses at
a surprise housewarming party
in honor OF Mr., and Mrs. Ira Rob-
inson. who have just recently
moved into their newly purchased
home at SS4s Oakland Av. The
party was held Sunday evening.
May 20. at the home OF the hon
'orees.
As party plans progressed It
was decided that Mr.. Robinson
would have TO be let in on the
secret In order that he could make
plans to see that Mrs. Robinson
would not be home at the appoint
ed hour.
Mr.. Robinson proceeded 10 take
the family out for a drive and
when they returned home. the
guests had already assembled and
voices were heard In the back
ground as they entered and were
greeted with surprise, surprise. "
II was only then that Mrs Rob
inson realized what II was all
about and entered into the spirit
Of the party.
Games and socializing were en-
joyed after which the many use
full gifts showered on the happy
couple for their new home were
opened
The serving Of tasty refresh
ments concluded the enjoyable
evening Of fun.
Friends who helped 10 welcome
them we're the Messrs. and Mines
Carl II. Fraction. James w
Fraction, James Murray. William
Thomas, Theodore Lockett, Lon
ME Perry. Phillip Blackwell
James c. Horris. Wayne Glanton,
J. r. F1ippin; the Mines. Alberta
Bell. Octavia Shelby, Matte
Drew, Gloria Smith, Carrie Rob
inson, w. A. Lee, william Wade,
and Bill Fraction, Ronald Frac-
ton. Michael Fraction Nerburn,
Everette Johnson and Little Miss
Valeria Johnson.
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The wedding was an event Of
1880 p, M. Saturday. May 10, with
the Rev. Floyd Massey Jr., off,
ciating. Cibotium ferns, vases Of
white snapdragons peonies, glad
ioH and greenery thanked by two
seven branched candelabra holding
lighted cathedral candles formed
the background of the altar
Mrs, Arlee Hallowell, organist,
played the traditional nuptial
music, proceeding the ceremony
and played the wedding marches,
Prior TO the ceremony Mr.. Brad
ford Benner sang, Through The
Years" Just after vows were re-
peated, Mrs. Phel Benton sang,
THE Lords Prayer" She was ac-
companied by Miss Connie Chi
vers.
The bride marched down the
aisle on the arm Of her father
who gave her in marriage. She
was radiant in an exquisite bridal
gown by Alfred Angelo Of ivory
Skinner satin fashioned with a
nodded bodice enhanced with an
inset of Chantilly lace and tulle
and long fitted sleeves Of lace
coming to points over the wrists.
The skirt Of satin was accented
with tiers OF lace extending from
the waistline in back and ending
in a chapel train.
Her fingertip veil Of illusion fell
from a juliet cap Of illusion leaves
and seed pearls. She carried a
bridal bouquet Of soft yellow Jo-
hanna Hill roses and white step
hanotis.
Mrs. John Collins, sister Of the
bride, was matron Of honor and
bridesmaids were Mrs. Jerry Rob
ms, and the Misses Dolores and
Bevely Jones, sisters Of the bride
All attendants wore identical
gowns Of blue pastel brocaded
satin sheaths with graceful draped
back panels and fitted cumber-
bunds They wore matching head
pieces, gloves and pumps. The
matron OF honor carried a bouquet
Of yellow majestic daisies and the
bridesmaids carried bouquets Of
pink majestic daisies
Bernice Jones, niece Of the bride,
was her flower girl. She was at
tired in a dress Of net, with TERED
skirt and wore a floral headpiece
She carried a basket with rose
petals. Kenneth Jones Jr., nephew
Of the bride, was ring bearer He
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Debs & Dates

Hi there dehs and dates! Hows
tricks in the Twin Townsg Just
think. three weeks left OF school,
for most OF you, and then whole
summer ahead OF vacation fn--
FUN l say9 Hal
The "Loaferettes" gave a Ber-
muda shorts dance at the ~"
Friday night, I hear tell that Il
was a lot OF fun. They tell me,
that the club informed one deb
from the Twins. that II she came
. the dance sporting Bermuda's,
she could get in freel
had "spare-of-the-moment"
party Saturday night. and II
turned out just about as most
would-sad'
Say, II sure Is nice to see the
fabulous Kenny Grigsby home on
leave, he has changed considerably
in looks, but It takes nothing away
from him He stin looks good,
The Diamonds sang at the Prom
Saturday night, and they were
real good
Have all you fabulous people
picked up on the tough short"
that Edgar Jackson has been
sporting" around latelyH Nice
isn't2
Tonight is the Prom OF both Of
the Twins Central schools, anC
the kids have planned lots Of hap
penings for this big deal, Cool.
The Midnighters are making an
other appearance az Labor TEN
pie Sunday night They haven
put out too many songs since tn
last time they dropped In on us
but guess they'll stu work N
storm" as usual,
Did any Of you get in on the BIZ
money that Joe Glngales's statiol
wIsK was giving away saturda,
in ST. Paul didn't, but II sur
would have been nice.
Wen, fabulous people, once a
gain. 1 have become speechles'
so I'll pick up on you all at IN
dance Sunday, or the roller skat
ing party Thursday, Signing Of
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DC. BAR ASSOCIATION
ADMITS NEGRO MEMBERS

Washington amp The Dis
trict Of Columbia Bar Association
has, at long last, let down It's ra'
cial bars 20 admit colored attor,
neys 10 membership.
The action came Tuesday night
when a motion 10 delete the word
white" from the associations
membership bylaws was adopted
This successful vote climaxed
attempts by some members "a
open the membership Of this as
ISOLATION 10 all qualified appli.
cants since 1850.
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Murray Is a sister.in-law Of Mr..
James Murray OF Se46 Third Av
s., and a former resident OF Min
neapolis. Mrs, Murray left for
her home on Sunday, May 20
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Social and Personal
Z ST. PAUL

Out Of Hospital Nancy Jenfer Robinson infant daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Peter Robinson of $50 Igehar Av returned
home from St Joephs hospital Saturday May 19 The
baby had been patient in the hospital for ten days.
Three O'Clock Bridge Club: Three O'Clock Bridge Club
viii meet Saturday, May &C. with Mrs Rehey Adams 9l7
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New York Hair Stylist
Sets Springs Fashion

riding Of hair fashion with grow
ing" This is the prediction Of James York
hair syst frequened by
the world In keeping with fashions spring slim look longer
hair literally woman's browning glory
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Social and Personal
4 MINNEAPOLIS

Chicago Visitors Mr. and Mrs Grie Broughton Of Chca-
60 who spent week vacation visiting Mr. Fred
Jones of 1852 Fourth A s. left for their home Wednesday
May %, Mrs Broughton is a cousin Of Mrs. Jones'
Family Visitors; Mrs Genevera Oldham and Mrs Theo-
dore Webb of Dayton o. visiting in the city guests
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ANNABELLE JONES EXCHANGES TROTHS
WITH JERRY BEAL IN PRETTY
WEDDING AT PILGRIM BAPTIST

The sanctuary of Pilgrim Baptist church. St Paul. the
setting for the beng ceremony which united in marriage
Miss Annabele Jones and Mr. Jerry Lee Bea of Minneapolis
Miss Jones the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Joseph Robert Jones
of 94 Fuller Av St. Paul and Mr. Bea is the of Mrs
Rnn Of Innks Mo
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On Vacation: Mrs. Curtis c.
Chlvers, 4O17 Clinton Av, left
Tuesday morning for Detroit,
Mich, 10 spend a vacation visit
ing relatives and friends
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THE PAPER WITH PICTURES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-11
Dance Playhouse
To Present Its
Spring Festival

The Dance Playhouse. an or
ganization dedicated to making
dance a dramatic medium, will
present its Spring Dance Fes-
tival, Sunday at 8 pm. at the
Playhouse, 1742 Church street
NV.
The opening program will in
'clude Release" choreographed
by Evelyn Davis, with music by
Lillian DeHart; THE Simple
Gift" based on the hymns of
the Shakers with supporting
music by Evelyn Lohoeffer; "Ab-
Straction," using the Varese
Ionozation music; and 1.-THE De-
ceived Husband" choreographed
originally by Evelyn Davis for
the Mozart Festival. Music for
this performance was arranged
by Richard Bales.
Admission to the Dance Fes-
tival concerts is by invitation
only. Cards of admission may be
obtained by writing to Dance
Playhouse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-11

chairman of the One Act PLAY
Tournament, who took it upon
himself to send out a question
naire covering all aspects from
the founding of each group tc
its present activities.
Further information cleaned
from Mr.. Sanders research
shows that the combined men,
berShlp OF the tournament en-
trantS comprises a total of more
than $500 people. giving SO pro-
auctions a year, to an estimated
audience of $4,000.
There are from 20 to 900 men,
bers in each Of the % groups
with more than half of the or
CARNATIONS claiming around So
members. All of the groups cast
people who have had no pre-
vious acting experience, and Mr.
Sander notes that there is a
tendency for members of one
group to attend tryouts of other
little theater organizations and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-11
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage
National-"Plain and Fancy:
2:30 and $50 pm.
Shubert-Dark.
Screen
Ambassador" Miracle In The
Rain; Ills, 800, 5;25. 1925. and
9:35 pm.
Capital - Alexander the
Great; II am. lao. AIS, 6:55
and 9:35 pm.
Colony - "Maddalena $50,
sos and GAS pm.
Columbia - Forbidden Plan
et": lips am. 1880. $3.50, 5:35,
TAO and GAS pm.
Dupont-"The Ballet of Romeo
and Juliet; LIS. $3.50. 5:35,
7:40, and 9:45 pm.
Keith's-"Cockleshell Heroes;
1875 am, l:40, 3:45, $50. 7:55
and 9:55 pm.
Little-"Marty"; /. PAS, ABS,
6:25, $40 and 10 pm.
Macarthur - The Ladykil-
lers"; $40. 8 and 9:55 pm.
Metropolitan -" Miracle in
The Rain; 1925 am, l:25.
$3.50. 5:35, 7:40. and 9:45 pm.
OntariO-"The Rose Tattoo;
/, $40, $40. 1880 and GAS pm
Palace-"The Man in the Gray
Flannel Suit; 10:45 am, l:25,
4:05. GAS annd 9:25 pm.
Play house. Richard III;
1915 am, 1855. 1885, 6:15 and
0pm.
Plaza "Littlest Outlaw.
IL. lao, 800 sos, Gas, $50
and 1910 pm.
Trans-Lux-"Picnic'; IL am,
los. 3:l5, 5;25. 7::35 and $50
p. m.
Warner-"Cinerama Holiday;
2 and $3.50 pm.
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twofold purpose: first members
OF the community find in these
groups an avenue of self-expres-
sion, and secondly the commun-
ity as a whole benefits from their
activities. 1t may be little theater,
but as the results of Mr.. Sanders
QUESTIONABLE seem to indicate
it's little theater on a big scale.
OPENING: La Marotte. the
French theater of WASHINGTON.
VIII give "L'1nvitation au Cha
tau" tomorror, Friday, and Sat-
urday at $50 pm. at Miner
Teachers College. Georgia avenu.
and Euclid street NV.
The Arts Club of Washington
will present Her Second-Hus-
band tomorrow. Friday and
Saturday at 8:45 pm. in the
Arts Club. 2017 l street NV.
The Young Women'S Christian
Association is staging a musical
Skirts and Shirts" this Friday
and Saturday at 8:l5 pm. in
Barker Hall at the YWCA, Sew
Ienteenth and K streets NV.
Theater Lobby will present
.monologues by Audrey Kirkland
on Friday and Saturday at 8:45I
pm. and Sunday at 5 pm, II st.
Matthew'S Court NV.
X
TRYOUTS: The Washington
Players Studio, under the direc-
ton of Jack Jeglum, will be
looking for players tonight, to-
morrow. Friday and Saturday at
8 pm. 2106 N street NV. Try
outs will be held for three full
length original plays to be given
the last two weeks of May.