The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-14

The Democrat '.Frolic," as 1t has been. conceived and staged by Vic GOT ayda with a talented cast 0i 100 Waterbury boys and girls. will bs xeplete with gigantic and ex- trmvagant production ensembles, intricate dance rOutines performed bv q crack chorus of z4 pretty waterbury stepperettes. There wisI ibe sensational specialties, per- formed by the pick. of Waterbury talent. and in almost every in- stance these specially presentations ara expected to bring the house down with deafening applause. :,
 Aside from the long list ol nronainent waterbury public or, 4cials and civic leaders who VIII nccIny a reserve section in the theafer boxes, there will be others of prominence in attendance at the
 Eannous Producer Coming
 Michael Marco, of the famous nrodticing organization Of Fancnon And Marco, considered the greatest vaudeville unit producer in tne theatrical world to-day, who mas . recently returned from the Wes' Coast, will be conspieuously III ae- tendance. v- ss MT Marco, who has often ex- prassed keen interest In amateu. productions, since they anoro rufendid opportunity for the ais covery of new talent ana new iaces' has selected many girls Tor nis re, re- yues from previous Fronce @ staged by Victor Hyde. Tn brlase- port less than a month ago, sns er in "Frolic" staged at the Ma iestic theater there by MT hyue' was given Fanchon x Marco cur tract. M,,,,.a;ra M the. atrical magnate, and owner as @ time of a large chain or tn hy most of which are now owned py ha Fox New England Theaters, rsr will also be present. He, nke %is true showmen, is also interested
 amateur productions because ol Me opportunities 1t affords TOT the EayeInping of talent for the pro- Ivan Tarasoff, the famous mas far of the ballet, who is offering T %cnr months scholarship to ths 5snst ambitious and adept talenseo Trolic dancer: Madame Helen ho- Eearoff. the celebrated dramatlc ~crrano. who Is also a Frolic awaro Gn,nr and many others of prom Snence will be in attendance.
 Screen Attraction Also
 avhe "Frolic" is being presented addition to the regular screen @howat the Palace during It's Ioul aav rim. The film attraction Wnicn S,sil be on display in conjunction %ith the presentation of the stage shcw will be '"rhe Sportine chance." a sparkling drama of mie et- the race tracks, starring WI. liam Collier, Jr, James Hall aho Claudia Dell. ,o,
 One full week of rehearsa1s 1ol the "Frolic," will come to an ehe tonight, when the final dress re. hearsal for the revue will tak' M niace at the Fox-Poli Palace the ater immediately following th' close of the nights performance.
 sr Throughout the day yesterdaI kcenery was hung and the electric H equipment at the theater care fully checked over. The scenery, which mas Deel , especially imported from NeW York for this event, is composed c curtains, drops and sets wnlci have naSneQ DtlOfO h".J
 tcav revue audiences and brought expressions of admiration Iron inany New York audiences.
 n At the dress rehearsal to-nlgn After the Palace show, the ehtlrt Feyue will be staged just as 1t VII at the opening on Sunday after noon. While the numbers are pc ing danced and sung on the stage Director Hyde and his assistant will be making notes for the cor feet lighting of the show.
 asa Spanish Number Hit
 Those who have been fortunat' enough to attend rehearsals of th' Froiic, and the members of th' Cast, seemed to-day to be of tn opinion that the most outstandlnt hit of the mammoth production en semble units will be the Spanisf presentation. fl, . Dazzling Spanish costumes VII karb' the girl chorus as they weav' And stamp their way through tn' dance routine. A team of tango