The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-24
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AMATEUR SHOW
 PRESENTED HERE
Proceeds GO to UnemplOy- ed Relief Fund-COun-
 Gil Given $50

An amateur show was presented at the city hall last night for the benefit of the unemployed and was well attended. The receipts totaled $100 and the expenses $25, leaving a profit of $75. which was turned over to Mayor Earnest Novey for the unemployment fund. The show was presented by a group of danc- ing and singing girls with Evelyn Clark as leader. The two sections of the program were "Tootsie's Re chorus scored a big hit in their backless costumes with short skirts and were often called back for encore. Harvest Moon," present. ed by Miss Bernice Simpson and Miss Shirley Britton proved an ex- cellent humorous number. Miss Yvonne Greningway sang ceditably in four numbers. Many Happy Returns of the Day." Why Dance" "Just Like & Gypsy" and "Gypsy Sweetheart" Miss Evelyn Chiswell featured in two solo num- bers, q Don't Know Why" and Begging For Love-. Miss Evelyn Clark presented three tap dancing numbers, which were nicely done and amusing. The jazz dance by Miss Botass, Miss Dzialo and Miss
 Wellersdick was thoroughly en-- joyable. All of the participants in admirably. The numbers in Toot- both parts Of the show performed sies Revue were: - "It's the Girl" chorus song and dance, Evelyn Clark; Harvest Moon." Shirley Britton and Bernice Simson; Begging for Love" and II don't Hhtoxnnvl. Dance Line Up." chorus; Why the Day" Yvonne Greningway; jazz dance, Olive Botass. Josephine Dzialo and Beverly Wellersdick; Bowery clog, L. Richard and E. Gemelli; "Valse Binette," Evelyn Clark; acrobatics. James Your matz and Gene Sweeney of Win sted, "Cheer Up." chorus. The Shorus in this section consisted of Olive Botass, Marion Stengel, Ann Czchows Xxi. Beverly Wellersdick, Bernice Simpson, Laura Richard. Josephine Dzalio. and Enes Gemel- Ii. The numbers in "GGypsy Camp" were "Just Like a Gypsy" Yyonne Greningway; Dance Gypsies." chorus: "When the Moon Comes Over the Mountain" Evelyn Chis- we'll; "Gypsy Sweetheart" Yvonne Greningway; Gypsy Rose Dance" Evelyn Clark; Gypsy Dream Rose." Evelyn Chiswell; Fiesta" chorus; "Sonya" chorus. The chorus for this section consisted of Bernice Simpson, Beatrice Domes' Lillian Gaudette. Corine Walton, Evelyn and Vivian Clark. Mary Bloom. Shirley Button. Olive Bo- tass, Enes Gemelli. Beverly Well lersdick. Joe Dzialo, Jerry Dunn and Edith Schroeder.
 Council Accepts $50 Check
 The city council at it's meeting yesterday evening. was presented with a check for $50 from the Torrington Sisterhood. to be used for charity work among the chil- dren of the unemployed in the city. A vote of appreciation was extend- ed to the Sisterhood. and it was ordered that the funds be turned over to the proper departments. to he used as directed by the donors. The following appointments were also made last night. each being for a two-year term. Police and Fire Surgeon Dr William c. Ken- nedy: Tree Warden F. W. Bald win: Recreation Commission. John White, Dr Pratt, Clifford Post. and Henry Rebiilard. City Engineer John Smith reported the compile ton for the sanitary sewer on Cul- vert street. An assessment of bene- fits and damages willeb levied on November 2. The application of Philiy J. Conforti for appointment to the fire department was referred to Fire Chief John A. Palmer Streets lights were ordered inc stalled on poles on Hillside avenue and on Clarence street. A request for street improvements on Hardy and Pierce streets was also re. ceived last night and was referred to the city engineer.