The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-27
Hamilton Pavilion
 Taxed To Capacity.
 At Show Yesterday
Democrats Benefit Event Draws Crowd of 8OO-Juve nile Talent Scores fiit-MemOrial to Cop to Be
 Unveiled at Ball Park in Few Weeks

Hamilton park pavilion was tax ed to It's 800 seating capacity and approximately 100 more lined the sides of the spacious auditorium yesterday afternoon for the big kiddie show staged for the benefit of the Michael P. Bolton memorial fund. The affair was produced by the Waterbury Democrat under the direction of Uncle Harry, and with the cooperation of W. J. Me- Lean of the Universal Vocal and Dance studios. The event was great success In every way and re- suited in receipts of $51.50. This amount together with that already sent in totals well over the $100 mark with several weeks to go be- fore the memorial is unveiled at Hamilton Park field.
 Democrat Grateful
 Long before the doors of the pa- vilion were thrown open, a long line of children, little and big, and a few parents stood outside the beautiful audit torium in happy an- ticipation of contributing to a good cause and of some fine entertain ment. They were well rewarded for their patience, for from the opening until the final curtain, the finest juvenile entertainers in the city did their bit in making the show the grand success which It was. Officials of the Democrat are most grateful to all who attended. This paper also wishes to thank the corps of willing workers who handled the sale of tickets, at the door, to the musicians who donaf- cd their services, and to "Doc" Ro- mand, manager of the Royal Am bassadors orchestra who gave the use of his bands public address system. Those who comprised the working staff and whose services the Democrat graciously acknow- lodges were Albert Lawlor. Steve Carrigus, Bill Coss., Francis Ryan. Art Crosby, Tony Marinelli. MT Waldo. Joe Cunningham and Off- cer Patrick Joyce.
 Varied Program
 The orchestra was comprised of the following musicians: Unico Barone, pianist; Frank Romano. violin; Billy Pagano and Salvatore Calvo, trumpets; Fred Francis, drums; Joe Sauchelli, trombone; Joe Keefe Craffa, bass: Carl Chi cotti and Michael Terangelo. saxo- phones.
 The entertainment program pre- sentcd entirely through the cour- tesy of w. J. Mclean of the Uni versal Studios, with Sonny La Flamme as guest soloist, comprised tho following:
 1. Universaps Four HarmoniZers
 Norman Boucher, Bobby
 Whitaker and George and
 Leon Duley) Grow
 Too Old To Dream
 2. Norma Cucolo, song-"Love
 Is Just Around The Corner" 3. Eileen Daly, song - Every
 Day"
 4. Virginia Willard, song-"Out
 In The Cold Again"
 5. Marjorie Doolittle, dance to
 the tune Good Ship Lolly-
 pop"
 6. Doris Hughes, song Blue
 Moon" z. Elaine Demers, Universars
 own Shirley Temple. song
 "BeIieve It Beloved"
 8. Arlene Cooke. song and dance
 "An Earful of Music"
 9. Rose Mageluzzo. song - "I
 Believe In Miracles" 10. Shirley LaFlamme, song
 Just A Little Park Where
 old Friends Meet"
 Ii. Helen Rocco, song - After
 All"
 12. Gloria Passerelli, dance.
 "Dinah"
 13. Jean Brickner. song-"Danc-
 ing With My Shadow" 14. Godfrey LaBonne, song--"Isle
 of Capri"
 15. Universal's dance trio--Shir-
 ley LaFlamme. Loretta La
 Perlc, and Dick Saunders,
 "East Side. West Side' 16. Ann DelGrosso, song--"1n A