The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-12

which has been obtained by The Democrat for this revue, is so far above the average, the girl dancers have been able to master the steps of the routines with comparative ease and assurance.
 Mayor Much Pleased Mayor Hayes admitted pleasant surprise when he saw the manner in which the rehearsals were be. | ing conducted, and when he ob- served the talent which is being used.
 He was warm in his praise of Victor Hyde, and congratulated him on his ability to teach the dancers the routines of four com plete ensemble numbers in three nights of rehearsal.
 "I can see now that it's going to be a great show" Mayor Haye. said. Il certainly will be on hand for the opening.
 "Waterbury has some of the fin est talent in the country, and given the right teaching and instruction many of our performers certainly would soar to stage fame.'
 Watch for Spanish Number
 The rehearsal last night concen- I,trated principally upon the staging of the elaborate Spanish number in which William Carbon and Miss Irene Wolfe will have the singing leads. This unit of the musical re. tvue will be the most colorful and spectacular in theentire show, those at the rehearsal last night seemed to believe. :. Before Hyde staged the Spanish number, he had the girls dance l through the opening number, and the waltz number; polished these routines to perfection, and then se about the producing of the Spanish number.
 When the Spanish number wa set, Hyde undertook the staging O the lavish military number whicl is to wind up the revue in smash
 ing finale. Boys and girls, attire' in sparkling silver spangled mili tary costumes, will march in stric military formations in this number
 Company G Squad
 One of the outstanding feature! of the military number will be the drill formations of a squad of eigh' crack members of Company G Connecticut National Guard. They will snap through similar military drill routines which won for then several weeks ago first prize ir competition with other Connecti' cut drill teams at Bridgeport. This unit of men for the finale was se- cured through Captain Peter E Fox, who commands the wei known Sedgwick Guards. After this performance is giver Waterbury audiences will have ar idea of what the national guards men are doing in the line of drill work.
 Other Smashing Features Further features which are te stand out prominently in the pres entation of the "Frolic" were broughht to attention last night.
 The popular and prominent sing ing trio known as the Happy Trio who have performed considerably through Connecticut and are wide i ly known for their radio broad casting activities, will sing in the | "Frolic."
 Miss Lillian Mccoy, who has had considerable stage experience, and who is we'll known here as danc- ing teacher of ability, will dance g speciality in addition to appearing I in a speciality production number which MT Hyde is staging. ! Miss Gwendolyn Borne. of Nau' gatuck, whose voice Director Hyde considers much above the ordinary in quality and range, has also beer selected to sing a speciality. Several others, well known 1T this city, have also been chosen te dance and sing before the blazing footlights of the mammoth Fox Poli Palace theater stage. | Go Sec Your Talent The Democrat "Frolic" which unquestionably will be the finest the most colorful, the most ele-