The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-07

presented in the town hall this | evening under the joint auspices of | the. Terryville Fair society and the | Plymouth Post, No 20, American | Legion with one-half of the pro- ceeds to be used for charity work | in this town. The show was pre- sented a few weeks ago in the town l hall before a capacity crowd and | due to many requests the repeat | performance will be presented this
 evening with, many changes on the | program.
 The soloists will include Miss Anna Adamovich. Amelia Adamo- vich, the junior singer of the troup. |, Stephina Dillon, Mary Garber and Catherine Callahan and Gertrude 1 Lassy. John Barry, Jimmy Dunn, Francis Conway, Harold Conway, Wes Billings. Bernard McDonough, Raymond Garfield, tenor singer | WTIC and WBZ will also appear on the program as one of the fea- lures. MT Canfield Is widely known. for his singing and will be real addition to the program.
 Among the specially numbers appearing will be the Riddles Re- vue, featuring six little girls includ- ing Alice and Muriel St Lawrence. Irene and Marie Newome and the Moquin sisters This group, of little
 girls are in big demand and their
 "Dutch" and ''Swanee River" dances are among tho feature numbers that those little girls pre-
 sent. They are widely known for their speciality dance numbers and always prove a real hit wherever they appear. The American Legion quartet of Thomaston with Harry Lynch. Lester Pratt, Edward Wa 1 tery and Wes Billings with 8 pro- gram of old time songs are another
 real attraction for any minstrel performances. This quartet have appeared in many sections of the state and are widely known. The big number on the evenings pro- grap will be the appearance of the Berkshire Rcvelcrs. radio and vau- program of hilly billy music who
 wfli' present their hobo meeting.
 This group of entertainers, who
 appeared in all sections of Con- necticut, New York state and in
 parts of Massachusetts are in big
 demand for entertainments and arc
 q real attraction wherever they ap-
 pear. Another number which
 proved entertaining last time will
 be the reappearance of Carl Mon-
 ti's Old Timers with Q program of
 old time dance tunes. This group
 composed of Tcrryville youths imAde their first public appearance with the troupe few weeks ago Land since then have furnished en- |.tertainment at q number of meet.
 ings. This group Is composed of | Carl Monti, vlolin: j.. gMeastoslsi, EEuitar; w. Ritz. banjo, J.sMuchka, Epiano, and John Duke and B.,
 Kfepps, harmonicas. q I'VE The members of the Berkshire
 Revelers are George A. Knox, mgr;
 yvinfred A. Knox, harp1onica; How
 ard A. Knox. mandolin; Andrew A.
 Knox, accordion and one of the
 best plano accordion players in this
 section; Purcell "A. Knox, guitar;
 lists; and Denny Moore, drums.
 The end positions will be taken
 care of Lew Mattoon. Al LeBruni, making iTis 35th appcarancesas. an | end man, Alex Graber: and Ken-
 meth Dennison, the latctr well- known minstrel performer on ends. James Bement and Wesley Smith. the iatetr the author ofsthe new
 son. Wont You" win appear in q
 speciality number of bones and pi-
 ano while Wes Billings will also,
 render a solo. Wes Billings and
 his orchestra will furnish music
 for dancing which will follow the show. a@ 9 The show will be handled by Thomas McDonough as intorlocu- | tor, who has been coaching the
 show during it's preparation, Mrs
 Harry Taylor of Plymouth is pi- apist. The chorus of the troupe is composed of 20 voices. @ Sale for the BJnd
 The state board of education of the Blind has arranged to have q
 sale of articles made in their homes I by the older blind people of the state at the Center drug store, Fri- | day afternoon. May 18th from 3 to | 5y o'clock. This sale is to give older blind workers, employment l in their homes and to enable them | 10 sell their product at q price which will bring moderate remu- meration for their tlnie and effort. | Tn this way some will earn some thing towarAf.s support while others will buy comf0rtss ywhich they otherwise could not have. All u,il hA sisAn Asnn1ouns&Ak fer id1A T {ls 1fN s4tfaII ffIs