The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-14
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dancers will perform, and the nurn- Der will be sung by William Car. bon and Miss Irene Wolfe. It will probably be the most singulaFly impressive unit in the entire show. The Waltz number, which will also be sung by Miss Wolfe, Is also expected to be q big hit. Tn this presentation the girls perform the graceful steps of the minuet, and their costumes for this ensemble are the last word in good looks.
 Military Finale :. The Military finale, which will finish up the show in whirl-wind style, will prove spectacular to the extreme, with the boys and girls marching and drilling in forma- tion, keeping in tune with the tenn DO of the music. They will be att tired In colorful and snappy uni- forms and this number will bring the show to an appropriate and smashing close.
 When the curtain flies up on the opening, however, Palace the- ater audiences will have the sur- prise of their lives. It cannot De explained now because 1t would then spoil the effectiveness of the presentation of this idea, but 1t is quite in keeping with the show and will prove to be a big hit.
 After short prologue Is sung, the chorus will appear for. the opening number. Attired in hashy black and silver costumes with Eugenie hats decorated with vivid red and white ostrich plumes, the girls will tap their way through . f,a eft nf n fn of hfIny routine.
 Many Specialties
 Of course the show will be re- plete with outstanding specialties. Many are expected to stop the show cold-but here's the program:
 THE PROGRAM Opening Prologue
 Miss Ide Israel Unit 1-"Smile Darn You Smile"
 By the Waterbury Stepperettes Specialty-"Guilty
 Sung by Lou Kerwin Specialty-Acrobatic Dance
 Miss Alice Bergamo Specialty-"Those Big City Blues"
 Sung by Miss Ide Israel Specialty-That Tapping March
 Miss Margaret Druan Specialty-The Accordianist
 Domenic Mecca Unit 2-Production Ensemble
 "Why Dance"
 Sung by Miss Irene Wolfe
 with the entire ensemble Specialty-Buck Rythm .a
 George Tammany
 Herman Schuster Specialty-The Waltz Miss Helen Gordan and Tito Sorrento
 Specialty-The Two Bills Bill Clasby and Bill Young Specialty-Hot Feet Sl ss9
 The Misses Helen @Larlin and Dorothy Sternberg Unit 3-The Berkshire Revelers Purcell A. Knox, Howard A. Knox, Wilfred A. Knox, An
 drew A. Knox and Victor Gould.
 Farmerettes-The Misses Lillian
 Mccoy, Helen Larkin and Dorothy Sternberg Specialty-The Spirit of Grace
 Miss Kay Darling Specialty-Tappin' Those Boards
 Miss Lillian Mccoy Unit 4-Production Ensemble "In Old Spain"
 Sung by Miss Irene Wolfe and William Carbon with Helen
 Gordon and Tito Sorrento. dancing the Tango; Mickey Malanga, guitarist; and the Spanish beauties of the en- semble.
 Specialty-Head and Toe James Paladino Specialty-The Tiller Girls The Misses Lillian Mccoy, Dorothy Sternberg, Helen
 Larkin, Virginia Corcoran,
 and Alice Gregory. Specialty-The Happy Trio The Misses Olive, Estelle and Muriel Happy and Joseph Happy.
 Unit 5-Finale .. By the Entire Company Ladies of the Ensemble The Misses Dorothy Smith, Kay Darling. Bella Schain, Beatrice Benedetti, Helen Larkin, Alice Raroomo Virpinia CorCOran RriR-