The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-17
NEW MEMBERS FOR
 LITTLE THEATER
Low Membership Rates for All Interested in
 Joining Association
MANY ADVANTAGES

The Little Theatre Of Waterbury is now busy in preparation for its new season of activities. They aim this year to increase the member ship, hoping that a large number will take advantage of the modest membership rate, which enables a member to share in the work of the association and to attend each of the four public plays.
 Captains have been appointed to take charge in various sections of | the city where they hope to re- cruit new members. There are some new membership rules this year, the most important of which applies to the memberships that admit holder to all of the plays. | Season tickets will be supplied, which gives the bearer the privilege of a reserved seat for each per- formance, thus doing away with the book of coupons system of last sea- son. Some of the rules of member ship in brief are as follows:
 There are four kinds of mem- | bership, all of them giving 10 per- cent discount on box office pur- chases, and also personal privileges on workshop production. The | one dollar membership Is for those who do not wish season tickets, but I wish to give this financial assist ance to the Little Theatre and to assist in hte work of productions. The more reduced rates apply with I the holding of season tickets, and each season ticket includes mem- bership with all its privileges and one reserved seat for each produc- tion.
 The $2.50 ticket gives a fifty cent seat for each of the four plays; the $3.50 ticket a dollar ticket. for four plays, and the $500 ticket gives $1.50 set for each play. Also all tickets give a 10 percent discount on box office pur- chases of additional seats, and for twenty-five cents extra a perma- nent reservation will be made of one reserved seat for entire sea- son and mailed to members before each play.
 | The following captains will work on the new membership: Miss Yer ma Bauck, Willow street section; Mrs. A. P. Purinton, Overlook sec tion: Miss Dorothy Mclaughlin, Bunker Hill section; Mrs. R. L.. i Wood, West Side Hill section; Mrs. Michael Galullo, Town Plot and Brooklyn section; Miss Anne Phe- Ian, Baldwin street section: Mrs. Ross Chamberlain, Fairlawn sec- tion; George Wildman, Oakville section; Ann Cowperthwaite, Wa tertown section; Wilder Greeley, Cheshire; and Charlotte Rose and Bertha Bates, Naugautck.
 J. Warren Upson is chairman of the membership committee.
 Assisting Miss Butler are the Misses Marion Hunt, Helen Minor, Mrs c. P. Cook, Mrs Frederic E. Kellogg, E. S. Sanderson and Mrs H. P. Hart. Assisting Miss Bauck are Miss Emelyn Barrett, Mrs A. T. Gilyard, Bernard Bucker, Edio Manner, Eben Webster and Lanc- ing Haight. Assisting Mrs A. L. Purinton are Misses Jane Kelly, Edna Harmon, Mary Phelan, Mrs Perry Gordon, Mrs. Leroy Gibbs
 Mrs Charles Zette. Norman Neale
 Earle Blanchard, William J. Pape and E. H. Davis. Miss Dorothy
 Mclaughlin is assisted by the
 Misses Lois Harvey. Edith Stanley
 Arlene Stanley, Eleanor Brown Ethel Keavney, Mrs Merle Hosdo- vich, Mrs Gilbert Kilduff, Mrs Frank McLaughlin; Mrs Wood by Misses Harriet Chamberlain Meyer, Raymond. and Charles Allen; Mrs Michael Galullo by Misses Lucy Shanahan. Mary San toro and Henry Kukenis: Miss Phelan by Miss Gloria Weyant
 James Moran, Rollo Hungerfori and Dermot Conway: Mrs Ross amberlain by Mrs Earl Smithies
 Mrs Joseph Linahan. Mrs Cari Tim berlake, the Misses Margare;
 Croft, Mildred Coudy. Fred Green
 Earl Smithies, Mir Rowland and
 Carl Timberlake; and Rowland