Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 137, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 October 1934 — Page 7

OCT. 18, 1934.

CITY THEATERS OFFER SHOWS FORMERS John Charles Thomas and Walter Hampden , Will Appear. Theaters of Indianapolis for months have been arranging events of importance for the many teachers and their guests during the sessions today and tomorrow of the Indiana State Teachers' Association convention. Two major events lead the programs at English's tonight. Mrs. Nancy Martens will present John Charles Thomas, famed American baritone, and a member of the Metropolitan Opera, in recital. Saturday afternoon, Waiter Hampden, the leading living exponent of the classics on the American stage, will be seen in “Richelieu” at English's. That night, the great star will give his first Indianapolis performance in Shakespeare's “King Richard III.” Another event of great interest Saturday will be the lecture of Raymond D. Moley, editor of Today and former assistant secretary of state in the present administration, as a Town Hall offering in the ballroom of the Columbia Club at 11 a. m. The movie theaters are offering major productions of the season. The Indiana today is offering Pauline Lord in “Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch.” “Gay Divorcee,”

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a big musical hit of the screen, will open an engagement tomorrow. The Circle today is offering Grace Moore in “One Night of Love,” and this will be followed tomorrow by Barbara Stanwyck in “A Lost Lady.” “Judge Priest,” with Will Rogers, is continuing to play to capacity houses at the Apollo. The current offering at Loew’s Palace is “Student Tour,” a comedy with music. Helen Hayes in “What Every Man Knows” will open an engagement tomorrow.

GROUPS TO BE HOSTS AT TEN SOCIALITES Fraternal Organiza tio n s Plan for Luncheons and Dinners. Ten fraternal groups will give luncheons ancf dinner parties during sessions of the Indiana State Teachers’ Association today and tomorrow. Alpha sorority will give a dinner at the Bamboo inn, 39 Monument Circle, at 5:30 this afternoon. A luncheon of the Chi Omega sorority will be held at 1:30 Saturday in L. S. Ayres & Cos. tearoom. Phi Omega Pi sorority gave.a luncheon today in Parlor S. Claypool. Pi Gamma Sigma sorority will hold a breakfast at 7:45 tomorrow at Tice's tavern. A breakfast will be given by Pi Lambda Theta at 7:30 tomorrow in the Washington hotel. Pi Omega Pi held a luncheon at 12:30 today at the Spink-Arms. Psi Chi Omega sorority will fete members with a luncheon at 12:30 tomorrow in the Lincoln room of the Lincoln. Sigma Delta Pi will give a luncheon tmorrow at the Dinner Bell, 1221 North Delaware street. A luncheon is planned for the Lambda Delta Phi sorority tomorrow in the Charm House, 1504 North Delaware street. Epsilon Pi Tau fraternity will give

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An A1 Smith Democrat, John M. Callahan, Milwaukee, above, is Democratic nominee for United States senator from Wisconsin, having beaten four opponents, including Mrs. Gertrude Bowler, party national committeewoman from the Badger state, in the recent primary. He opposes Senator Robert M. LaFollette, Progressive, and John M. Chappie, Republican.

a dinner in Parlor A, Lincoln, at 8:30 tonight.

INSPIRATION TO ADVANCE SEEN IN CONVENTION Paul C. Stetson, Head of City Schools, Greets State Teachers. “Come often!” This is the welcome given today by Paul C. Stetson, Indianapolis school superintendent, to members of the Indiana State Teachers’ Association as they arrived for their annual sessions here. In welcoming tne teachers, Mr. Stetson says: “No one of the eighty meetings of the Indiana State Teachers’ Association is more important than the 1934 convention. “When one reads the literature sent out by school organizations of our neighbor states he has a very depressing experience. The chief impression he carries with him, after an analysis of these pamph-

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lets. Is that chaos and confusion reign supreme. “When one considers the educational Hstory of this group of neighboring states he is saddened at the picture of helplessness and hopelessness they now present. “It is not with any feeling of exultation that we turn from the confusion of our neighbors to the comparative calmness and orderliness of the educational situation in Indiana. We have much for which to be thankful. “These advantages entail certain very, definite responsibilities. These responsibilities are that we shall recognize and meet our problems frankly and courageously. The im-

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