The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-05
AlI-Star Minstrel
 Revue In Readiness
Benefit Show TO-mOrrOw Night for St JOseph's Or-
 phanage- Imposing Array of Talent Trained

thought of the fifty cent admission that 1t was found necessary to charge to raise the entire quota. The entertainment will be one of the finest that has been offered gathering at St Joseph's hall since this community center came into existence and those which have already taken place there have been many. Among those who are to be heard during the presentation of the program are: Mrs Marie Bauby Buckley, Mrs Stephanie Sapranas, Miss Marie Barnes, Anthony Redvilas, Billy OBrien, Eli LaBonne, Bob Nor rissy, Helen Jokubaitis, Misses Lang and Petrosky, William O'Brien, and the Brooklyn Har- monica band.
 Happy Sisters One of the special features ana perhaps one of the most outstand- ing will be the appearance of the Happy Sisters with Brother Joe who are well known to radio audi ences and those who appreciate well arranged and harmonious melodies.
 The committee in charge of this event includes Rev. Joseph J. Valantiejus, Rev John J. Kripas, Rev Adolph E. Gradeck, John A. Stokes, Victor Danasavage and John W. Stokes, the latter who will direct the presentation and an- nounce the numbers to be offered over q microphone. Dennis Moore will be at the piano and Harry Brinkman and his band will pro- Vide the orchestral effects, with dancing to follow the stage presen- tation.
 The entire program is listed for the benefit of those who desire 10 gain advance information on the caliber of the production.
 Opening chorus, Say it with Music, Company; It's dark on O5- servatory Hil'', Helen Jokubaitis; accordian duet, Edmund Digimas Home,' John A. Kelley; Lithuani-
 Down in the Valley, arrange by the ensemble; Cradle Song'", (by Brahms) Mrs Stephanie Sa- pranas; "A Little String, Eall Lallier with dance interpretations by Miss Florence Galgot: Here Comes the Captain, by Bob Nor rissey; "The Riddle Parade, duet by Misses Lang and Petrosky ac- companied on the accordion by Jo- seph Zuyus; "The Bells of St. Nary, ensemble; out in the Cold Again, Charles Corners; ec- centric dance, Mrs Edward Ste vens; Dancing with my Shadow, William O'Brien;; selections by the Brooklyn Harmonica band; bass solo, Hiliare La Bonne selections by Mrs Marie Bauby Buckley; dance team, the Misses Sherwill and Sheridan, of Hartford, Conn; solo by Billy O'Brien, local Irish tenor, "Stay as Sweet as You Are", Speak of Me of Love-, by Miss Marie Barnes; selections by the Happy Sisters and Brother Joe; and the. closing medley by the en- semble.
 e Complete Cast
 Those completing the ensemble include Mary Aluba uskas, Teresa Jakstas, Anastasia zebelkas, Mrs Stephanis Sapranas, Amelia Rad villas, Anna LaZdauskas, Connie, Jegela, Nellie Lucas, Adele Unikas, Anne Alubauskas, Vincenta Wasil- auskas, Mary Abram, Valerie Jak- stas, Beatrice Kukanskas, Anne At kins, Natalie Krugelis, Helen Joku- baitis, Frances Shugdinas, Marie Barnes, Mrs Marie Bauby Buckley, Florence Galgot, Misses Lang and Petrosky, Mrs Edward Stevens and Misses Sherwill and Sharidan.
 The Messrs Victor Sauris, Fran cis Yurksaitis, Ernest Bercier, An- thony Bukauskas, Earle Lalljcr, Charles Kearns, Robert Marcinka. Charles Conner, William KeeGe Jr, Charles Strasdauskas, Anthony JandZimas, John A. Kelley, Will liam Hermann, Frank Shimkus, Adrian Stokes, Liliare La Bonne, Stanley Jegels, Joseph Cipriano, George ,Kallen, Charles Budrius, Alphonse Dodge, Nicholas Muccino, B. Kerwin, George McGrath, Will liam Cipriano, Peter Bazauskas, Harry Kenausis, William O'Briea, Anthony Redvilas, Edmund Digi- mas, Val Markevicius, Bob Norris sey, Billy O'Brien and Joseph Zuyus.