The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-25
St. Michael's Revue
 Personnel Selected
Cast For Presentation Tomorrow Night Chosen =
 Mrs Donald Fowler General Chairlady
NAUGATUCK
Wm. J. Baxter, Correspondent.

Everything is in readiness for the Parish Revue given by the combined organizations of St Michaers church tomorrow even- ing at 8:15 o'clock. The net re- ceipts from this effort are to used for the purchase of a new stage curtain in the parish house.
 This is the first time anything of this kind has been attempted here and each organization has worked hard to perfect the vari- ous parts. It is the opinion of all who have seen the rehearsals that there will be an interesting even ing of entertainment. Mrs Donald E. Fowler is in charge of general arrangements and Samuel I. Lyons is in charge of ticket sales. X
 The program will be as follows:
 The opening chorus by the Glee club under the direction of Alvin Wooster.
 An Afternoon Tea Party by the Church Helpers.
 Cast-Mrs A. c. Futile, Mrs q. A. Trowbridge, Mrs $. N. Osborne, MTS J. w. l8llSWol tllS NIlo Il' As' Hawley, Mrs J. E. Sweeney assisted by the members of the Church Helpers
 Monologue by Miss Beryl Major; cornet solo by Buddy Vaughn; group singing by the Primary De- partment.
 Primary Department Cast Eleanor Woodfeld, Jean Garfield, Ah PoJldran Norris Follett,- Jr, Grace Warehouse, Patricia Plumb, Jean Chiswell, Doris Sengstacken, Shirley Water- house, Donald Digglesworth, Teddy Brown, Joan Steele, Dorothy Bau- drau Barry Follett, Robert Phil lips. Sponsored by the Sunday school; directed by Mrs Norris Fol lett and Harold Stauffer. Play Hats of Other Days by The Senior Girls Friendly society. Di- rected by Mrs Ethel Simmons and | Mrs Lyman Lamphere. | Cast-Polly Kearns, Alice Sol berg. Margaret Solberg, Janice Barrett, Vivian Bolt, Audrey Hun gerford, Ida Penney, Grace Wood | field, Ruth Melbourne, accompan- ist. A sketch by the wardens and vestry.
 Nobody knows who will be in this cast.
 Chinese dance by Madeline Carl son, Ruth Robinson and Clara Robinson.
 Solo dance by Ruth Robinson, Sponsored by the Junior Girls | -; Snciatv. diractpd hV Miss Marjorie Squires.
 "The World Agin Her" by The Service Club directed by Mrs War ren G. Cummings assisted by Ed ward Schoeck.
 Cast-Edwin Barrett, Arthur An derson, Richard Lutze, William Painter, Arthur Melbourne.
 Toy Orchetra by the Junior members of the boys and girls choirs directed by Clifford Hotch, kiss.
 | Orchestra members James Bolts, Jr, director. Jean Wilcox Ethel Simmons, Dorothy Lewis Viola Heavens, Jane Baldwin | Patricia Andersen, Evarts Ostran- der, Donald Wigglesworth, George Wigglesworth, Donald Albrecht John Davison, Stanley Dibble, liar old Dibble, John Simmons Alfred Thompson. Edwin Baldwin. Cello solo by Arnold Richards.
 A Famous Picture by The Wo mans Auxiliary portrayed by MT Anna Everest; arranged by Mri Norris Follett. Mrs George Barwicl and Mrs William Stahl. Fire Making l Demonstration of primitive fir' making by Charles Jennings. Free Tuthill and Joseph Sardohe spon sored by Boy Scout troop No. under the direction of Clifford Hotchkiss. y.
 The District School t1934 yer siofi) by The Dramatic club. Writ ten and directed by Mrs Walter s PeREe.
 Cast---Teacher. Donald Fowler students. Elmer Sehmits, Thomai Fitzgerald. Clyde stlllwae0n, NIT Clyde Rtillwag0n, Harold Perry Mrs samuel Andrew, Gillette Noble. Harry Reed, Mrs Elme achmllz, Chester Iabeil, Mrs ches ter Isboll, liiehard Noble, Madori MOrin,
 Closing chorus ny ihe 1lee qiul nnder the direction Of hvI'
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