Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-01-22
Cabin JOhn-BrOOkmOnt
Mothers Play
Roles i'm
School Drama
By Naomi L. Wood
Oliver 1854


RE-RUN: THE Same Differ
ence," play on the nursery age
by Irene Schneiderman, was
given its second performance re-
Gently, this time for the benefit
of the st. Andrews Cooperative
Nursery School. Played once more
by members of the nearby Ban
nockburn Cooperative Nursery
School, the roles were taken by
Mrs. Lucy Brightman, Mrs. Saret-
ia Zitver, Mrs. Mary Lou Munts,
and Mrs. Harriet Voegeli. The
narrator, however, was Mrs. Luba
Dreyer, a member of the host
school.
Discussion was led by Mrs.
Katherine Frey, Teacher-Director
of the st. Andrews group. Re-
ports member Janet Silard, sit
was an interested and alive dis
cussion," but quite different, evil
IDENTIFY, from the one that grew
up out of the previous perform
ance at Bannockburn. That's part
of the value of this play, which
couple of other local schools are
thinking about performing for
their members.
BROKEN BONES DEPT: The
group of players mentioned above
includes one replacement, Lucy
Brightman. On very short notice
she took over the part played
earlier by Gloria Schwartz, who
broke her ankle while skating a
day or SO before the repeat per-
Torrance. Mrs. Schwartz is do
ing all right in walking cast.
Mrs. Brightman did all right by
the part, to. Had it all memoir
lied by two o'clock of the day l
asked her." marvels Playwright
Schneiderman.
Quite independently, few
days later, Mrs. Nancy Karro
fell on her basement stairs and
broke her wrist. She is doing all
right, also, neatly done up in plas-
ter. But since it is her right wrist,
she is finding out what a handi-
cap it can be, not to be a south
paw.
NURSERY ROUNDUP: Having
for the first time gotten the de-
tails about our local coop nur-
sery schools almost straight in
my mind, l hasten to pass them
on for your information. There's
the nursery at st. Andrews, men,
toned above, which holds forth
at the church at River I'd. and
Goldsboro, but is, like all the 9TH
er co-ops, a non-sectarian group.
Then there's the one that meets
at Briggs Baptist Church on Mas
sachuSettS ave-, near WeStmore-
land, whose director is Mrs. Lor-
man Trueblood The one that
meets at the Cabin John Recre-
alton Center is under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Harold Skramstead,
but don't seem to have a note
of its name. And then there is
Bannockburn, which meets in the
club house off Bannockburn dr.,
Director Dorothy Kreuger. If
I've missed any, please let me
knowl
ADD SIIOPPING: Construction
on the shopping center at Mac
Arthur and Goldsboro sometimes
has to bow to the (brrr) weather,
but arrangements for further ten
ants continue just the same. In
addition to the drug store, beauty
shop and valet that we learned
about last month, there's a High
Store" as it says in the ad, and
an electronic sales and service
outfit.
Mention of this last rang
bell in your correspondents mind.
so we called the Potomac Val
ley Electronics outfit, whose Mr..
Albert Kimmel has been doing
our electroDics repairs for some
years. And sure enough, they are
the ones who will locate in the
new center. I'VE have the RCA
franchise" informs Mr.. *, and
Of course Wen go on doing re-
pairs"
This shopping center looks bet
Ier and betterl
fish suppers and bake sales as