The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-30

night for the presentation of "Dan- ny Boy, which will be given to- night and tomorrow evening under the auspices of the Children of Mary society of St Francis Xavier church in the parish hall. The play depicts Irish American life and is directed by Miss Mary Louse Mar tin, teacher at the Wilby high school.
 The curtain will rise at S:15 o'clock and dancing will follow the play with music to be furnished by the Arcadian orchestra. The cast is made up of all local talent and many of characters who have ap- peared in plays in other parts of the city and have built quite rep utation for themselves and from all reports the play tonight and tomorrow is sure to pack the church hall to capacity.
 The cast Is as follows:
 Gertie Gallagher. .AnnMcDonough Rose Gallagher ..... Doris Braun Ma" Gallagher ...... Helen Shea Dan Gallagher -. Joseph McEvoy Harry Devlin. .... Patrick Slattery Phil Carter ....... Patrick Kelly Betty Woodbridge ............
 ......... Marion McNerney Mona Stanton .... Mabel Mulvillc Mir Hunniwell. Joseph Mulcunry McSorley ...... Bill Gaughan Washington Jefferson Pottle....
 ............. John McGrath Professor Mooney. William Shea Officer Mulvaney ...... Ray Bates
 Cast Honorcd
 More than seventy-five members of the cast of the recent Washing ton Park Community club minstrel show and their friends attended q banquet given last night at the community house by the Commu- nifty club. William Kelly. president of the club, acted in the capacity of toastmaster and introduced the different speakers of the evening. In his opening talk MT Kelly urged the minstrel cast to keep up its fine work and to get together every now and then at the community house and stage card parties or dances such as other groups in different parts of the city are do- ing.
 Raymond Tanning. city editor of the Waterbury American, was the principal speaker of the evening and spoke on community spirit as seen by newspaper man.
 List of Speakers
 Other speakers of the evening included Joseph LeZZotte who di- rected tho show, Harry Cashin, William Shea, supervisor at tho community house, Mary Grady and Marty Scully, who was interlocutor of the minstrel show.
 Following the speech making, entertainment was enjoyed with all the soloists in the minstrel taking part. James Fitzgerald was at the piano.
 Frank Stursess was chairman of the committee of arrangements and was assisted by the following members: Al Lawlor. Thomas Rey- holds, John Dalton, Fred .Rochon Mary Grady, Mrs Charles Martin Mrs Michael Kelly, Elizabeth Sul- livan, Helen Shea and William Kelly.
 Among those present were: James Fitzgerald. Michael Daily, Patrick Stack, Jack Corden, liar vey Jones, Patrick Hogan. Peter Kennedy, John Kennedy, Edward Cocchiola, Jack Harmon, George Barnes, Ray Brodeur, Francis Donahue, James Gibbons, James German, Ray Grady, John Howard John Joyce. Walter Kenny, John Martin, Edward Mccormack. Fred Nees. William Began, Martin Scul- ly. John Shields, George simpson Edward Sullivan. Bob Tracy, Joe Lezotte, Mary Birmingham. Ruth Bowen. Agatha Church. Loretta Creaven, Margaret Doyle, Betty Dwyor, Ann Gill, Mary Grady, Mary Ippolito. Dorothy Kennedy, Rita Kennedy. Madalyn Lawlor Margaret Maloney. Catherine Nor ris, Carolyn Pollard. Helen Kelley, Helen Shea. Betty Sullivan, Dorothy Tierney, Margaret McGrath. Kay Lucid, Genevicve Phelan. Kay Darling, Joan Keefe; Raymond Tanning, Harry Cashin, James Kel- liner, Ted Donahue, Thomas Con- way, Thomas Evans, James Clad ney and Thongs Reynolds.
 There will be a meeting of the activities committee tonight at s o'clock in the community house. All members are urged ot attend.
 Card Tourney Results
 Joe Phelan and his All Amert- cans continued to set the pace in the St Francis Holy Name forty. Ave tourney and last night walked ..ee ,,,tth high uoora for tho eyeninr with a 41-22 win over Tom O'Don- nelps outfit. With but two remain ing mptches to be played 1t looks as though Joe and his boys are go. ing to walk of with the first place honors.
 Other results last night are us