The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-08-22
Riddle Picnic Is
 Set for Friday
WOrden's to Entertain Every Child Under IA
 Years of Age

Everything is in readiness fol the third annual Worden's Kiddie Picnic to be held Friday, Angst 25 at Waterbury's municipal play ground, Lakewood park. Children under IA years of age and parents are invited for day of real fun and frolic.
 This years picnic is expected to surpass all previous Riddle Picnics. The Worden organization is famous for its Riddle Picnics and on Fri day, August 25th will stage the biggest and best outdoor festival in the history of Riddle Picnics. In cooperation with the park de- partment, all rides and games will be reduced to half price with same arrangement being made for bathing, boating and ice cream.
 The amusements will open at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. The pro- gram will start at 9 p. m. and con- tinue until o'clock in the evening. A new feature of the picnic this year will be the distribution of prizes including an Oakland juve- nile racing car, one roll top desk and chair, collegiate footballs, 10 sweat shirts, 12 Mickey Mouse watches, and many others. Tickets are being distributed by Worden's milkmen, ice cream stores and the playgrounds.
 Big funfest at 2 p. m., including pie eating contest, milk bottle race, peanut scramble, scandle race shoe hunt and sack race. Prizes will be awarded to the winner of these contests.
 The boxing event will be held at 3 p. m. and Is expected to be one of the features of the picnic. Many local amateur boxers from the various playgrounds will take part. as boxing was one of the leading sports this summer.
 At D. m. the big kiddie vaude- vile entertainment GIG acts) fea- turing Jack Seamap's Junior Gold Diegers of 1893 with 30 Juvenile entertainers, including Dorothy Smith, Seaman's Four Rascals, An nette Thibeau, Beatrice Smith, the Irish Peppers, Healey Sisters, the Five Steppen Sisters and many otheIs... Ernnie Ledger, formerly of Keith's vaudeville, circuit and now an instructor at the Seaman studio, will perform with his part ner in an act entitled Dancing Feet. Worden's Milky Way' quartet, famous sings we'll known over radio and stage will sing a number of novelty songs, also the latest and popular hits of the days. Bobby" Scannell. another big headliner in "The Little Drum Ma jor". The two smallest actors in the world in a song and dance specialty-Elmer & Donald Bout fard. Marjorie Glynn, one of the most popular juvenile entertainers in 8 song and dance speciality. Sonny" Daloisio, extraordinary accordionist and many others. What a show! Harry x. Cashin, the big. butter and egg man from Worden's will be the master of cer- emonies. You can't afford to miss 1t.
 Loud speakers will be installed so that the entertainment may be Heard all over the park. Music will be furnished by Waterbury's leading orchestra, Jack Fitzger- aid" and his Cheer Leaders.
 At 5:30 the prizes will be award ed and then at p. m. the feature act of the day will take place. Daredevil Durango" will make u spectacular parachute jump from a speeding auto-giro into the lake. All in all it's going to be. big day for the kiddies of Waterbury and vicinity. And remember everybody is invited. Come one, come all and don't forget the time. Lakewood park-10 a. m., Friday August 25th, 1888.