The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-14
FOUR YEAR OLD GIRL BRINGS SUIT
iCAMOUFLACE AT
 ST MICHAEL'S HALL
Opening Performance Toe morrow Evening at 8
 and Thursday Also
CAST OF CHARACTERS

With the finishing touches and final polish administered at this complete rehearsal the entertainment of the junior choir of St MichaePs church of Water vile is ready for its opening per- formance at St Michaels parish hall tomorrow evening at o'clock. There will be a second performance at the same hour on the follow ing night and a special matinee on Saturday at 2 D. m. for school children.
 More than sixty boys and girls are included in the cast of "Camou- fiage," the clever comedy and the revenue which will accompany the comedy. Rev William J. O'Shea, pastor of St Michaers, has coached the young actors who will appear in "Camouflage" while Miss Winifred Delaney, organist and choir director at the church, has had the task of drilling the soloists and members of the chorus group of the revue.
 Several weeks of hard work on the part of directors and partici- pants have resulted in what should
 
 entertainment ever produced in Waterville. The plot of the comedy is most interesting and filled with amusing situations and the unique method of including the presenta- tion of the revue in the action of the play is sure to be a real treat.
 St Michae's orchestra will play the overture and accompany the 1cio If nnnGiCfG nf Eleanor Stevens, piano, Henry See bach and George German, violins; Charles Maxwell, banjo; and Fred Francis, traps.
 The work of the Shamrock Girls" Katharine Dadario, Mar garet German, Doris Hughes, Ruth Martin, and Claire Mulligan, a spe- cial dancing group, is sure to be one of the high spots of the show.
 Four year old Emmanuel Sulli- van, son of MT and Mrs Daniel Sullivan will deliver the address of welcome.
 The cast of "Camouflage" is as follows:-Mrs Fitzgerald, Beatrice Lynch; Mildred Fitzgerald, An toinette Waters; Dolly Fitzgerald, May Clark; Paul Fitzgerald, Ray LlOuu Vhdlld, DOD ltASOA oaNp oohA Heaney; Mrs Important, Katherine Brenneis; Sally, Anna Stevens; Mable, Mary Moore; Dinah. Con- cetta Ciaccio; Francois, Donald Tucker; Uncle Michael, Joseph Mulligan; Mother Machree, Doris Tucker; Dennis, Ronald Burns.
 The Revue Specialties, arranged in observance of St Patrick's day, Io fn111xxyc.-norcn Sham, rock Girls; Come Back to Erin, chorus; Mother Machree, Doris Tucker; That Old Irish Mother of Mine, Ronald Burns; Stand Up and Sing for Your Father, Donald Tucker; Tap Dance ballet, Ruth Brennan, Katherin Daderio, Mar jorie Donelan, Mary Goggins, Doris Hughes, Grace Maher, Chris tine Martin, Ruth Martin, Mary Mcclure, Mary Palo, Marie Pinto, Marjorie Seery; When Irish Eyes Are Smiling, Gordon Harrison; Accordion solos, Anthony Knapp; Solo dance, Doris Downs; Dear Lit tie Shamrock, Shamrock Girls; Irish Jig, Ann Wetherell; Special ty, Drummer Boy, Bobby Scannell: My Wild Irish Rose, the Seery trio, Evelyn, Marjorie and John; Toe dance, Lorraine Downs; Waltz clog, Ellen McMahon; Mother Machree, Claire Mulligan, Gertrude Mulligan, Agnes Williams; The Pretty Maid Milking Her Cow, solois, Ruth Ryan, Musical Milk maids, Maureen Sullivan, Mary Palo, Mray McGuire, Christine Martin, Mary Goggins, Eleanor Cosgriff, Ruth Brennan, Anna Boroes; Irish Jig, Mary Williams: Harmonica maestro, Richard Grenier; Danny Boy, soloist, Seery Goggins, Chorus, John Seery, John Murphy, John McArdle, Gordon Harrison, Richard Grenier. William Goggins, Winston Buxton and George Goggins; Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms, chorus; Jig, Lorraine Clark, May Clark, Mary Shea; Premiere Danseuse, Marjorie Donelan; The Wearing of the Green, chorus.
 Henry Seebach, violin soloist | will play selected Irish airs between | the acts of the play.