The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-06
professional

Scholarships to Win
 And then too, you mustn't for get the scholarships. The voice scholarship offered by Madame Romanoff Is a coveted prize. Mad anne Romanoffs school in New York is considered one of the finest, if not the finest in the en- tire country. Her record for train ing celebrated singers, is wide- spread and genuine, and the Wa terbury boy or girl who Is for tunate enough to win singing les- sons from her will have a mighty singing instructor to the Imperial Russian family prior to the down. fall of the Czarist regime. Ivan Tarasoff. whose rare ahil- ity as a dance instructor is official ly recognized by the American Bal let Masters in their annual selec- ton of him to train classes at their Normal school conventions each year, is also offering four months free tuition to the "Frolic" dan- cer who is adjudged the most adept. Victor Hyde will be the sole judge in the selection of those who are to receive the scholar ships, and he likewise will be the sole judge of those who are to be used in the "Frolic" cast. Some of the Entrants The Democrat "Frolic" with it's elaborate and talented cast of 100 Waterbury boys and girls will be the most spectacular, the most colorful, and the most entertaining l-Waterbury production ever presented in this city. The genius of Victor Hyde will so exert it. self in the training of the chorus, the staging of the extravagant production ensembles and the coaching of the specia1ties. the "Frolic" will emerge professional show presented by amateurs, in- stead of a strictly amateur show.
 Here are some of those who seek fame in the "Frolic":- Ignace Dervis. 1e. of 1ss Wood bine street.
 Blanche Greenwood. 1s. of 4s Plaza avenue. Peggy Stokes. 71, of 1S- Con- gress street.
 Francis J. Grove. 16, of R. F. D. No 5. Beatrice Benedetti, 16, of 157 Robbins street. William Margiotta, 22, of 220 North Main street.
 Pasquale Spino, 20, of 321 Con- gress street. Jean Martin. 16, of 22 Oak street, Naugatuck. Alice Passick, IT, of R. F. D. No Il. Evelyn Nevis, 1e, of 30 Giles street. Kay Darling. 16. of 21 Luke street.
 Lucy Teards, IS, of 53 Water town avenue. Dolores Clyde, IS, of s2 Poplar street.
 Ann Burns, 1e, of 22 Union street
 Helen Paderesky, 16, of 235 Long Hill road.
 Doris Brown. 16. of 52 Orange street.
 Mary Broulette, 22, of 46 Bald win street.
 Yolanda Brondi. 1s. of Pond street.
 Earl o'Neil, IS. of A Cooke street. George Grenier, 2S. of 1909 Thomaston avenue.
 Dorothy Sternberg, 19, of 861 West Main street. Helen Larkin, 21, of 46 Giles street.
 Mae Bates. 20. of 80 Baldwin avenue. lt& S .tN 4t.
 Gillie Beaudry, IS, of 635 High land avenue.
 Alice Bergamo, 16, of 39 Wales street. Virginia Corcoran, IS, of 260 North Main street. Bella Schain, Is, of 15 Albert place.
 William Lamb. 24. of 4S7 South Leonard street. Anna Baltromitis. 16, of Oak vile.
 B. Zelonas, 19, of 2Os Alder
 Kay Lucid, r, of 3S Madison
 Sue Marcella. 19, of SS River street.
 Romeo Delfino. PIT Walnut street.
 Doris Durette, 19, of II Hotch- kiss street, Naugatuck.
 Helen Shea, of S6 Washington street. | Michael Malanga, IS, of 57 East Farm. street. Ide Israel. 1s. of s9 Burton street.
 Domenic Mecca, 16, of 45 Oak street.
 Helen Motejaitis, IT, of 79 High land avenue. | If your name isn't on the list and you want to avail yourself of the opportunities offered by the Democrats "Frolic", send In your application to-day.