The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-10
Rehearsals Of The
 Democrat Frolic
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is said in theater parlance--the teaching of the production enseH- ble routine for the waltz number was undertaken.
 In the same careful, patient manner in which he taught the girls the dance steps of the open ing number, Director Hyde began the teaching of the waltz number. He demonstrated the first few steps. ,..,
 There was 8 chorus Of definite "yeses!"
 Let's have a pickup" Hyde de- clared to the pianist, the music started, and the girls began the steps.
 After the rehearsal had progress ed and the girls had mastered the steps, Hyde called a recess, and the girls scurried off to their dressing rooms and to seats beside their mothers and guardians who had been interested spectators to the training of the ensemble.
 Wasn't 1t nnarvelous!" SDidn't they learn 1t fastw
 "That director Is a genius!"
 "oh. it's going to be a marvel- ous show!"
 These were some of the com ments heard among the spectators during this brief five minute rest.
 And the spectators were right. The Democrat "Froltc" ts going to be the most elaborate, the most entertaining. the most colorful, and tf\ greatest Waterbury revue ever presented in this city. The audience will be shocked with sur prise and extravagant in their praise when the show opens at the Fox-Poli Palace theater next Sum day, to run matinee and night, three shows daily, fer four full days.
 Here are some of those who have entered the Frolic:
 Carmela Melon. IT, of ss Locust street.
 Ben Kemp, 20. 54 Burton street, Charles Amicone, IS, of 80 Ira verse street.
 Brigida Biondi, 1s, of 2 Pond street.
 Margaret Hayes. IS, of 200
 Marion Giynn. of 90 Ives street, Ann Rita Scully, 16, of 1sa Orange street.
 Ann Manning, 22. of Oakville,
 Michael Jacobson, 22, of bb Brook street.
 William A. Yunschner. sa Lock- hart avenue.
 Alex Malon, 1s, of ss Locust street.
 Flora Bard, 16, of g Ward street Nellie Fleming. 20, of Rockdale avenue, Oakville.
 Florence Lavasseur. 16. of 1bs Lounsbury street. Irene Santavenere. 16, of 1aS' Baldwin street.
 Dorothy smith, 1s. of s55 wes Main street.
 Luigino Bruni. 17. of 424 Bald | win street.
 Ignace Dervis. 1s. of 1ss Wood, bine street. :.
 Blanche Greenwood, 16. of 4t Plaza avenue.
 Peggy Stokes. 71. of 1s- Con gross street.
 Francis J. Grove. IS. of R. F. D No 6.
 Beatrice Benedetti. 16, of i5' Robbins street.
 William Margiotta. 22, of 22( North Main street.
 Pasquale spino, 20. of s21 Con gress street.
 Jean Martin, 16, of 22 Oal street, Naugatuck.
 Alice Passick, IT, of R. F. D. N 1.
 Evelyn Nevis. 16. of 30 Gile street.
 Kay Darling. 1s. of 2i Luk' street.
 Lucy Teards. 1s. of ss Water town avenue. 1 Dolores Clyde. IS. of ss Popial
 Ann Burns. is, of as Union stree
 Helen Paderesky. 1s, of 2sl Long Hill road.
 Doris Brown. ls. of 5s orang' street.
 Mary Brouistte, sa. of As Bald
 Yolaada Rrondi. ls. Of ' Pon'
 Earl o'Neii. IS. of A Cook street.
 George Grenier. 2s. of lso Thomaston avenue.
 Dorothy sternberg. is. of 80 West Main street.
 Helen Larkin, s1. of As Gle Mae Bates. 90. of 90 Baidwi Giiiis Bsaudry. is. of sss High
 Alice Bsrsamo. is. of 30 wais Virginia corcoran, is. of SC Bella schain. is. of IS Aibsi William Lamb. aa. of ls7 sout f.m0nnrd street.