Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 May 1947 — Page 15

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sets and lights he found the key to a future career. Starting with a small stage, Bill soon a larger one, complete with pn he backdrops, spot and . flood lights operated from a switchboard at the side, It has seven changes. He uses colored lights with “his puppet shows, something he has not seen in other shows, Always devising new methods for setting up the scenery, or new sets for each play, Bill hopes to turn his hobby into designing sets for movies, In the fall he is going to ®ollege—Amherst, probably, ¥ ” » * THE PUPPETS are operated by hand from below the stage and this showman uses only a few notes - for a script. He usually presents stories so well known that he needs no lines The puppets are ‘made with pa-pier-mache heads. Gold sliding doors were used in Bill's “Aladdin” production (cardboard covered with-gold paper) and the elephants were. cut from cardboard and

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Bill is the son of Francis Insley, $58 N. Audubon rd. He tries to see all the professional puppet shows and is interested in dramatic work at Howe. After college, Bill hopes he'll be heading west—not with his 15 puppets, perhaps, but on to life-size stages, in Hollywood.

Club Will Meet Thursday Noon

Mrs. Chellah Shideler, Brendonwood, will be hostess for the May the Aftermath club will ursday noon. Assisting her will be Mesdames O. J. McCormack, Earl James and Lawrence Olsen. Mrs. John A. Sink will give a

Luncheon Held

“ewes A luncheon at Ayres' tray shop

| 4 preceded the 1 p. m. business meet-

ing of the Cruzan Parliamentary club today. Officers were installed.

A senior in Howe

.|Mabel Rose and Miss Gottman, In

TEEN TOGS — Graduation ceremonies, spring, dances— they call for a flower-sprinkled evening dress of dotted swiss. Beverly Dady plans a "night of nights” in this Mary Muffet frock. It has wide shoulder straps and bouffant skirt. Bevserly, a junior-at Broad Rippin. a member of the K. A, K. and G. A. B. clubs. (Wasson's.)

Mary A. Glass Bride Of Donald Shine

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Glass, 1127 E. Southern ave. announce the marriage of their daughter, Mary Ann, to Donald P. Shine, son of Mr, and Mrs. William Shine, 5220 Madison ave. The ceremony was read April 26 in St. Roch’s Catholic church. The attendants were Miss Rosemary Glass, her sister's maid of honor, and Robert Shine, his brother's best man.

B. P. W. to Meet

The. Broad Ripple Business and Professional Women’s club will meet at 8 p. m. today with Mrs. Gene Kassebaugh, 6519 Ferguson st. Mrs. Clyde Pollard will assist the hostess. Frank Wallace, state entomologist, will discuss “gtate

On Saturday

guest day musicale and. tes at 'S p. m. Saturday. Mrs. Herman Blom-

hostess. The program, arranged by Mrs. W.' James Tincher, will include numbers by Mesdames Jane Johnson Burroughs, William N, Fleming Jr. R. D. Howell and Saul Bernat, Mary Gottman and Walter Whitworth, ' Arrangements are in charge of

Mrs. H. R. Aughintugh, slat chairman, Mrs. F. N. Dedert, Miss’

the receiving line will be Miss Ruby Winders, sorority president, Mrs. Paul Seehausen and Miss Joanne Viellieu, Hostesses will be Mesdames Howell, Aughinbaugh, Dedert, Tincher, Henry G. Hoss, Kyler Cemstock, Irma Judd, Alfred Brandt and Russell Spivey, Misses Wiaders, Gott-

The Alumnae chapter, ut | Epsilon musio sorority, will have af

berg, 028 E. Maple rd., will be the|

man, Rose and Ann Mathews,

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