The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 16, 1940, Page 4

PAGE FOUR Key West Theatrical Group To Hold The Key West Players, recent- ly organized little theater group, announced that tryouts for their first play will be held at 2:00 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the Lions Club Clubhouse. “Squaring The Circle”, hilari- ous satire on Russian marriage under communism, was chosen for the group’s first production. Heading the tryout committee is Mrs. Robb Roy Ricketts of this city, who will also be director of the play. Other members of the committee are William V. Little, . George Mills White Muriel Torchiano. Try- 1 as membership, are open to anyone interested, who are requested to be present Misc Emily Hoey Here On Visit Miss Emily P. Hoey, daughter | of Lieut. Comdr. G. B. Hoey, offi- cer in charge of the Key West Naval Station, has arrived here from Newport, Rhode Island. Miss Hoey will spend several months with her father. to The Citizen—20c Subscribe weekly. ——— MY MOTHER SAYS THIS FULL OF VITAMINS | NEE at Tryouts Tomorrow the Lions Clubhouse tomorrow afternoon. Lack of previous ex- perience should keep no-one away from the tryouts for either acting parts of association with } production. The Players have organized on a permanent basis by electing of- ficers, choosing a name, and an- nouncing the first production. Officers elected are James Ger- berding, president; Mary Mor- gan, secretary; Jerry treasurer; publicity, Bill Severel. Committees will be announced following the next meeting Tues- day at 8:00 o’clock in the eve- ning at Art Center headquarters. Rehearsals will start the first of next week. PERSONAL MENTIO H. J. Taylor, who had _ been visiting for several days in the city and enjoying his stay left on the morning bus for Jackson- ville, en route to his home in Detroit, Mich. L. L. Adams, engineer for the i Fleischman Co., in Washington, Bogart, | morning for Miami and will take THE KEY WEST CITIZEN (D. C., and Mrs. Adams, left this] Harris School Had a trip on the Steamship Kent for Valetine Fe rogram Nassau, for a few days and then return home. Mr, Adams, who is a Key Wester, visits his old home every year. Mrs. J. M. Connally, wife of Commander Connally,.U. S. N., now on duty in New Jersey, and her three year old daughter, will arrive in Key West this after- noon and will be the guest of Lieut. Comdr. Fort Callahan and Mrs. Callahan at their quarters in} the Naval Station. Ralph D. Spalding, Jr., from the Naval Training Station at the Great Lakes, located in Chicago, ; is in the city for a few days and is a guest at the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Brown, 801 Waddell Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin E. Poor,; who are guests at the Casa Ma- rina, are leaving today for Bos- ton, called there by the illness of Mr. Poor’s father. 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