The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-10

remark as he left the rehearsal hall: Tonight we have accomplish ed much"
 The third rehearsal for the "Frolic" which is to be presented at the Fox-Poli Palace theater for four days beginning next Sunday, will be held at 7:15 o'clock tonight at Garden hall. Only members of the "Frolic" cast, their parents or guardians, and those wishing to give addition before MT. Hyde, are permitted to attend.
 It was expected that the work tonight would concentrate prin- cipally upon the polishing up of the two full routines learned by the dancers at last nights rehearsal, and to the staging of the speetac- ular Spanish number, which is to be one of the outstanding fea- lures of the Democrats all-Water- bury revue.
 All Local Talent The cast of the "Frolic" which numbers 100 boys and girls, is composed entirely of Waterbury young men and women. The "Froiic," which is being presented by the Democrat in an effort to de- velop and bring out the talent which exists in Waterbury, will be entirely their show.
 But while it is to be presented by amateurs-it will be an amateur show in name only. When the per- formance Is staged on the man. moth stage of the Fox-Poli Pal ace theater, 1t will be professional arfn fhpnnnhnnf
 Dazzling costumes will dress each production ensemble and each speciality dancer or singer. The dances and songs will be per- formed before scenery that has been designed and created by the smart est New York studios, and that has previously flashed before the eyes of many New York revue audiences.
 A tailor was present at the re- hearsal last night, and he took measurements for all costumes. These were mailed to the costum- CTS in New York by special delivery immediately after the rehearsal, and the costumes are expected to arrive here Thursday.
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 They Will Get Awards
 Many awards of a worthwhile nature are to go to those dancers and singers in the revue adjudged by Victor Hyde as the most ann bilious. talented and adept. l Three scholarships to dancing and singing schools in New York, are considered the most coveted oi the capital prizes.
 Ivan Tarasoff, the celebrated New York ballet master, whose ability as a teacher is recognized by the ballet master of America in their annual selection of him to teach at their annual normal school conventions, has offered four months free tuition to the dancer selected by MT. Hyde.
 I lHG GbCOhu aaASAh8 oAAAi award offer, will be presented by the countrys finest acrobatic and speciality dance teacher. DeMutt was the teacher of Allie Martin oi Broadway fame, little Mitzi Green the impish young screen star. Ger, trude I.aMarr. and Ruby Keeler, A Jolson's pretty wife. He Is giving away a four months scholarship te the dancer selected by MT. Hyde as the most adept along the linei of his teachings.
 The third scholarship is one ir singing, and is offered to singers appearing in the Democrat "Frolic' by Madame Helen Romanoff, thu celebrated dramatic soprano wht was singing teacher to the Russian Imperial family prior to the down fall of the Czar. and who now op. crates a voice school at 367 Madi son avenue, in New York.
 In addition 1t is expected tha these awards will be further aug mented by series of prizes of { more local nature.
 Spcndid Rehearsal
 The rehearsal last night at Gar den hall was most interesting. Aft CT the girls executed the openini number as 1t was taught to then the day previous by Director Hyde and were showed several new twist and turns so that the numbe would be "soid" properly-as Donations To The
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