Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 January 1952 — Page 21

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“THE OLD GRAY MARE"

-AN' TH' CONTENTS OF ANY NEARBY PAPER BAG. RUBBISH IS VERY GOOD. AH JEST KNOWS WHUT: T' USE —BY INSTINK~

—By Charles Kuhn) |

FUNNY TRICK GAME MY LOVELY

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At parties we often sti he old favorit g, but a good parties we often stick to the old favorite game g WHAT DO WE DO

host or hostess should try to find a new game which will add variety to the party. Here is one that everyone will enjoy, especially if you dress one of them up like a “pony” or the “Old Gray Mare.” The costume consists of four paper sacks large enough to fit over the feet of any of the guests ‘invited to the party, and one bag cut with eye holes and with paper ears added, This sack, which is the horse's head, should have a mouth painted on it and have a ribbon to tie it on |.

(SCRAPPLE'S A LITTLE TIN HERD NOW, BENNY-- AND THE 'T_ STAND FOR ANY MONKEY BUSINESS --- S0---NO ROUGH STUFF, NDERSTAND 2.

ad is tied on, the four feet sacks are tied around the legs with rags or ribbons, and paper strips added for the tail, 'fithe “horse” kicks, jumps, and even tries to lie down to get the other players to laugh. Those who do are out of the game. The last one fin gets to be the “Old Gray Mare.” : TOMORROW—Simple Instruments for a Rhythm Band.

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