The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-24

solo number, Wreck on the Tide of Time, brought the audience to ask for encore after encore. Comedy was provided by Jack Fitzgerald and Eddie Cuddy, who dropped in every now and then to interrupt the proceedings with their antics. Worthy of note was the football scene, with Cuddy as the Frank Merriwelr'. The same scene saw him singing You've Got to Be a Football Hero" and winning big applause as he paraded about the stage in fur coat and football helmet. Jack Fitzgerald also upheld his side of the solo honors by putting on My Girl Don't Love Me" in a highly enter- taining fashion.
 The rise of the curtain found the ensemble, nattily attired in dark trousers and white mess jackets, singing Happy Days Are Here Again." First solo honors went to | Danny Barrett, who offered ! There's A Cabin in the Pines" James Kelly was called back for
  light Down in Lovers Lane". Pat sy Perugini and his serenaders of- fered a moved interlude of stringed | instrument harmony.
 Andrew Calo scored with his singing of Little Locket of Long l Ago., as did Dick Brown with Lullaby Lady,. Each had highly pleasing voice. The committee arranging the an | nual show was headed by Wilfred Greenblatt, president. He was as- sisted by Joseph Fernicola, vice. president; Richard Brown, secre- tary; Rocco Perugini, treasurer; George Errico, musical director, and Jim Carty, interlocutor.
 Members of the ensemble were Richard Brown, Patsy Perugini, Fred Errico, Domenick Santora, Carmine Cipriano, Dominiek Dad- dona, Arthur Curtiss, James Kelly, Michael Daley, John Jannetty, Danny Barrett, William Errico, An thony Capazutti, Andrew Calo, Rocco Perugini, Joseph Fernicola, William Capriano, Pete Rinaldi, William Copriano, Pete Rinaidi, Steve Montello, Earle Rossi, Dome- nisk Ricciardi,A and Thomas Rob- erts.
 A miscellaneous shower was given Saturday evening, November 18th, at the Chase Girls Club by Miss Alice Veillette and Louise Leblanc in honor of Gertrude Le- Blanc. The guest of honor was the recipient of many beautiful gifts. A very delightful luncheon was served. Among those present were the Misses Lillian Brennan, Margaret Kelly, Kittie McElligott, Marie Leblanc, Emma Vanasse, Agnes Cavanaugh, Bertha Moreau, Mary Rose Normand, Helen Des- coteaux, Lianette Bouffard, Con- nie Christiano, Beatrice Moreau, Irene Bouffard, Lillian Smith, Anna Phelan, eLona and Cecile Frechette, Belle Leclair, Margaret Creamy, Salma Johnson, Marie Descoteaux, Beatrice Leblanc. Nancy Griffin, Doris Langley: Mary Rosa, Elizabeth Beliveau of New York, Irene Hayes, Irene Guistiniani, Clara Caouette, Rita Veillette, Florence Kane, Julia Larkin, Emma and Sarah Beauso- | leil, Bertha E. Derouin, Laura and Dora Perigard, Mabel Kundee, Alice Veillette, Louise Leblanc. Mrs w. St Martin, Mrs Madeline Barbieri, Mrs Gladys Dolan of Naugatuck, Mrs Nellie Garfield, Mrs Simeon Bouffard, Mrs Alfred Normand, Mrs Ray Mathieu, Mrs Henry Moreau, Mrs Margaret Gre any, Mrs Hector Roberts. Mrs Agnes Reyher, Mrs Ruth Lawlor, Mrs Eva Grenier, Mrs Louise Phelan, Mrs John Langley, Mrs Marion LeBreux, Mrs Mary Fa- sano. Mrs Frank Coughlin, Mrs Jane Mercier, Mrs Anna Waugh, Mrs Lillian Jones Mrs Evelyn Betts, Mrs Katherine Maillette of New York, Mrs Bertha Bessette. Mrs Elizabeth Laperle, Mrs Mau- rice Rousseau, Mrs P. Lecomte. Mrs s. Lecomte, Mrs A. Lize, Mrs S. Larrivee, Mrs George Caouette, Mrs B. Bouffard, Mrs Phelippe Cormier, Mrs Agnes Wilson, Mrs Alfred Veillette, Mrs Raymond Dounev Mrs Alfreda Kundee.