The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-31
BROOKLYN BLOCK
 DANCE TONIGHT
Hundreds to Witness Kid- dies Revue-Jack Fitz-
 gerald Leader
BROOKLYN

The hospitality of the Brooklyn section will be in evidence tonight when an entertainment and dance takes place directly in front of Duggan school. The entertain ment will be furnished by the Duggan playground kiddies revue and dancing will follow. Frank Romano and his Royal Ambassa- dors will rovide the music. It was first announced that Jack Fitzger- aid and his twelve piece band would play but they have another engagement that cannot be broken and as result Cliff McHale se- cured the services of the Ambassa- dors. They will have the same number of musicians.
 The kiddies show is not a slow affair. It is an excellent entertain nent and it is sure to please every one. Assurance that the vocalists will be heard is assured with the installation of loud speaker sys- tenn early today. Although his orr chestra will be elsewhere, Jack Fitzgerald could not forget his Brooklyn friends and he has faith fully promised that he himself will be present to act in the capacity of master of ceremonies. Listed among the many guest stars are Billy O'Brien and James and Ed ward Corrigan. The show will in- clude all of the latest hits and very good dance specialties.
 By way of coincidence this per- formance marks another opportu- nifty that the youngsters in the Brooklyn section have had to ex- hibit their talents. They have ap- peared in their own show two weeks ago and last week they ac- cepted the challenge of the Wash ington park children to enter into song festival and chorus com petition. The Duggan singers were victors and added greatly to their Ilurels. The performance this eve- ming is something that will please the public rather than just rep etition of past performances. The presentation is to be followed with hours of street dancing. The en- tire public is extended an invita- tion.
 A special police detail will be on hand to look after the safety of the crowd. It will be recalled that when the last of such affairs took place more than four thousand gathered at the scene. It is be- lieved that the Boy Scouts will as- sist in keeping order around the space roped off for dancing.
 The entertainment is scheduled to start at 7:30 o'clock, and danc- ing will take place directly follow ing.
 Card Party
 There will be card party at St Patrick's Lyceum this evening. Several friends of Mrs Torrance Donnelly have planned the affair to be held in her honor. Mrs Don- nelly is leaving for her native Ire iand to pay a visit shortly and the entire proceeds of tonight's ven- ture will be presented to her. It is expected that others will follow.
 Refreshments will be served to those attending. It has been re- quested that any of the parlshion- res who see fit will send cakes and sandwiches.
 Announcement is made that the regular meeting of the Wilson A. c. originally listed to be held on Anohuhy HdS UeeH pOStpOHeQ uE- til Tuesday.
 The members of the Itam club are rapidly completing prepara- tions for their annual outing to De held at Grecfo's grove on New Ha- ven on Sunday, September 9th.
 The ticket committee that IS working in conjunction with the. testimonial for Rev Michael j Lynch will hold special meeting at Our Lady of Mt Carmel church at 7:30 o'clock this evening.
 The formal opening of the St Joseph bowling alleys is scheduled to take place tomorrow. One of the largest gatherings of maple rockers" that has ever been as- scmbled in these popular drives will roll in tune up games. The alleys will again be under the man. agement of John Lake" Karis, who has become part of this rec reational center during his six sea- sons as manager. There have been many SC king league reservations to date but i, is believed that pref. erence will be given those who have been usidng the alleys during past seasons.