The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-10

| f1erO ARa1n. The CnOruS next took the spotlight with its singing of There's a New Moon over My Shoulder" Mary Harmon was the first soloist, singing Don't Blame Me" and was followed by Rose mary Mclaughlin, who offered Niagara Moon."
 Christine Shanahan gave a pleasing rendition of Good Luck, Sweetheart" with the chorus fur nishing colorful background.
 Boo, Boo, Boo," gave Evelyn Sirica an opportunity to put over a lively number. .
 Helen Heffernan brought a more than pleasing voice to the fore as she sang the sentimental Para | disc Lane." Ruth Connolly sang You've Got to be a Football Hero" as the chorus gave a col- legiate atmosphere with cheers and the waving of college banners and pennants. The German importa- tion, Moonlight Madonna" was heard through the lovely voice of Betty Maher. t Splendid technique and a fine sense of timing were displayed by Doris McKenna as she executed a speciality tap dance. For an encore she did difficult rhythm tap. Lillian Brennan won great applause as she sang Moonlight Down in Lovers Lane," as did Peg Brown for sweet Georgia Brown" Honeymoon HoteP' fur nished the musical setting for a specially song and dance number by Alice Maher.
 Helen Garren, popular entertain CT, sang and danced to "Goin' to Town" following with specially dance. "Dinah" gave Chrys Quil- ter an opportunity to put across a popular number. The finale, Marching Along Together" again gave the chorus its chance to shine.
 The revue was directed by Jack Fitzgerald, whose orchestra also Garren was assistant director Mary monies.
 Laughs were caused during the proceedings by the antics of the funsters, Evelyn Sirica, Mary A. Sullivan, Ann Donahue and Loretta Ryan.
 Members of the ensemble were Rita Reilly, Anna Curtin, Ann Goodens, Evelyn Mccarthy, Dor othy Coogan. Eleanor Reidy, An- ita Smith, Wanda SkibinsEi, Arline l Keefe, Clare Green, Mary Reilly, Mary V. Reilly, Loretta Ryan, Anna Donahue, Mary A. Sullivan, Rita Kerwin, Mary Roach, Flea nor Bowling, Marie Quinlan, Mar garet Quinlan, Mary Mansfield, Eileen Foley, Julia Fitzgerald, Mary Cremins, Eleanor Strong, Mary Wallace, H. Brown, R.. Brown, Imelda Boyce, Kay Dwyer. Louise O'Cohnor, Rosemary K. Mellon, Betty Gannutz, Dolores Quinn, Katherine Altman, Madelyn Murphy, Kit Kearney, Elizabeth Moran, Evelyn Donahue, Gather inc Bresnahan, Nora McNamara, Mary P. Shugrue.
 Mary Killian, Ruth Keavney, Anne Murphy, Teresa Murphy, Hell en Murphy, Anne Stack, Loretta Vance, Esther Sullivan, June Free man, Frances Phelan, Olive Mad den, Mary Carroll, Margaret Null ligan, Dorothy Sweeney, Mary Sweeney, Mary McKenna, Frances Chanard, Anita Smith, Cris Quilter, Dorothy Norris, Agnes Carolan, Gertrude Hartigan, Norine Con- way.
 Officers of the club are Mary Fitzpatrick, president; Christine Shanahan, vice president; Julia Lyons, secretary; Mary Fully, fi- nancial secretary.
 Mrs Alice Parent was accom- panist for the cast during re- hearsa1s as pianist.
 A surprise party was rendered Mrs Emil Well last evening by the executive board of the Sisterhood of Temple Israel at the home of the president of the group, Mrs Jo- seph Gaber of Buckingham street. MT and Mrs Well will leave to take up their residence in Meriden. The honored guest was presented With a beautiful handbag. Those attend ing were: Mrs Phillip N. Bernstein Mrs Norris Greenberg, Mrs Burton Spirit, Mrs Louis Abel, Mrs Samuel H. Greenberg, Mrs A. Knopp, Mrs Samuel Holczer, Mrs Louis Dorf- man, Mrs Edward Cohen. Mrs Samson Holczer, Mrs Casper Spearo, Mrs Al Berment, Mrs B. Berment, Mrs Harry Beck. Mrs Samuel A. Chase. Mrs Adolph Kaufman, Mrs Samuel Holczer and Mrs Meyer B. Erlanger.