Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 8, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 May 1926 — Page 12

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THREE UNITS IN TIES PROGRAM ON AIR FRIDAY Juvenile Actors, Singer and Banjo Player to Broadcast. Boasting of one of the finest novelties of the season ami having the assistance of two well-known musical artists, The Indianapolis Times on Friday night over WFBM, Merchants Heat and Bight Company, from the Hotel Severin, will broadcast its Spring Festival, starting at 8:30 r. m.

Three units of the program will ho made up as follows: “Uncle Tom’s Cabin,” presented by a juvenile cast from tho Indianapolis Theatre Guild under the direction of Bert Merling; Miss Sylvia Tschudi, soloist, and Tom Carey, nation ally known banjo player. Carey is presented by the courtesy of the Gibson Company. During the last

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lew years Carey has been devoting his time entirely to manufacturing special banjos for banjo artists in i ‘hicago, also devoting much time to teaching the younger generation the line points of banjo playing, and has been serving as soloist with Chicago’s leading dance orchestras, such as Hand’s, Pierce’s and Benson's. Miss Tscliudi Sings Miss Sylvia Tschudi is so well known on tho Times programs that she needs no introduction. She will sing “Tho Italian Street Song, "The Big, Brown Bear,” “Five-Foot-Two" and “Caro Nome,” from Rigoletto. Morling will do tho announcing for “Uncle Tom's Cabin,” which will be given by a cast of boys and girls ranging from 6 to 14 years of age. Juvenile Cast The cast: Uncle Tom Thurman Units' Phlnoas Fletcher Paul Cure George Harris Max Healey Simon Leeree. tho worst typo of plantation owner Biajrio I.apento Tom Marks, a lawyer lames Carr Rkejres, an auctioneer William Craiglo Mr. St. Clair, the representative type ot the kindly plantation owner Russell Reynolds Haley, a slave trader. . . .Richard Fricberg Loker. another slave trader Woodrow Cochran Ororyo Shelby Malemn Thurgood Alfred Mann, a kindly owner Robert Moore Mr. Wilson Norman Titus Clay' Hampton, a bidder Wallace MacDonald Lem Hosser. another bidder William Lenpert Adolph, a slave Robert Walla Swaneo ,lohn, an old slave. Thomas Davv-.s Waiter at the River Tavern Burton Fielding Sambo, a slave tracker. .. Charles Craiglo uimbo. another slave tracker Frank Haye Klim . . . 1 . Nldruh Dunn Aunt Chloe, Uncle Tom's wife t. . Marlorie Faunt Little Eva Leon Meyer Aunt Ophelia, from Vermont Agnes Louise Kalleen Topsy, “who jes' prowed" Jane Sherer Cassy Elizabeth Hughes Emmeline Eleanor Wild Mrs. Marie St. Clair Catherine Griffin For the musical numbers a Baldwin grand will bo used as usual. The presentation of “Uncle Tom's Cabin” is made possible by the*cooperation of the Indianapolis Theatre Guild, of wh'oh Mrs. TV. O. Bates is the head.

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