School Play

 I hope the little girl on the left grew up to be a great actress so she could go back home and remind people, that once upon a time, she was almost cut out of the picture.  There's a very faded processors stamp on the back, which is mostly unreadable, but "Decatur, Illinois" can be made out.  

Number 7

 

 "7" is all that's written on the print.  It's obviously a photograph from a play, and there were at least seven photos taken of the production, and very likely a lot more.  In any case, but the time I began rummaging around this was the last one available. 

On the Stage With A Whip

This one's dated "MAY 69."  I've been assuming all these photos are from  amateur theatrical productions, but that guy on the left looks a lot like Adam West from Batman.  I just don't think he'd be in some low rent stage play unless he was really strapped for cash. 

The Attorney for the Defense

There's a fair amount of information written on this print, "St. Michaels Luther League Cast for "The Attorney for the Defense" Sunday, May 15, 1932."  With all that I had. I still had a lot of trouble finding a very small amount of information.  The Luther League is an organization for young Lutherans founded in New York City in 1888.  St Michaels is probably a church, but without a city, it's not possible to narrow down which chapter.  Despite checking a number of sources, I couldn't find any information about the play named.  I checked IBDB, The Internet Broadway Data Base.  Apparently it was never made into a movie since there's no listing in IMDB.

Playtime

Two older children, disguised as Mexican banditos, capture privileged younger son.  The end is near my dear!