Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 December 1946 — Page 12
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Turners’ Play ¢ Draws Crowd
Amateur Group Puts On Good Performance
opened its current season with an ambitious production of “You Can't Take It With You” at the Athenaeum Saturday night. To a large and enthusiastic audience, the amateur group presented a ereditable achievement, both in staging and in acting. The George Kaufman-Moss Hart comedy is a difficult enterprise. I'm not sure that it's a wise choice for an amateur group. But amateur theater people are under pressure nowadays, with a public made hyper-sophisticated by movies and radio. The problem is to ind a play that will draw a crowd—a fact which, I think, tends to stifle experiment. Week's Run Would Be Good Eileen Barber as Penelope Sycamore sustained much of the action in Saturday night's performance. With more experience, with a weeklong run, other members of the cast would probably have acquired more confidence and authority. As 1 wrote last season about the Turners theater, it seems a shame to go to so much trouble for & single performance. Actors learn from-repeated appearances. And the object of amateur dramatics is training in theater.
Due Credit Lines
Bome credit lines are due: To C. Norman Green, director; Peggy Kiernan, stage manager; Monroe
by Amos Barton, Harold Bridge and Earl Githens; Bonnie Higi, chairman, and her assistants in costumes, Ernestine and Betty Flanagan; Lena Peters and Olga Burk, co-chairmen, and their properties committee; Josephine Green and Jonas Palm, make-up; Georgia Morse, Roger Beane and Herman
programs; Harry Bobbe, Ed Sitzman and John Boukes, decorating; and Mr. Bobbe and George Messmer, posters. Overture and incidental music were furnished by Constantine G. Borshoff and his Athenaeum Turners ooncert orchestra. —H.B.
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CIVIC ACTRESS — Ruth Black, ‘who plays the role of
Mrs. Armina Gates in "Over 21," ‘the Ruth Gordon comedy currently at the Civic,
Shortridge Seniors Plan Christmas Party
The Shortridge high school senior Christmas party will be held Dec. 19 in the gym. To be admitted, each senior must bring a toy or a book for children at the Riley hospital.
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| Musical Groups ‘Schedule Dinner
Miss Ada Bicking, Jordan con-
lar, Jordan Symphony conductor, will be honored guests at a dinder and musical program at 6:30 p. m.
tomorrow at . North ‘| Methodist church. Sponsoring musical fraternities
include Zeta chapter, Elsie Ruth Young, president, of Sigma Alpha Iota; Kappa chapter, Florine Duff, president, of Mu Phi Epsilon; Eta chapter, June Gwyn, president, of Phi Sigma Mu, and Alpha Sigma chapter, Marvin Walker, president, of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia. J. Russell Paxton, head of Technical high school music department and musical director at North Methodist church, will recruit volunteer singers from the assemblage for an impromptu performance of Handel's “Messiah.”
Murat Plans Vaudeville Shows
Vaudeville is coming to town. So says Cecil M. Byrne, vice president of Theater Productions, Ine, currently managing stage shows at the Murat. The Page-Byrne-Ross trio bring the first of a series of two-a-day variety shows to the Murat Dec. 28 for matinee and evening performances.
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