The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-09

to the D. 6. Department Os Imml- grafton.
 10 Tals Many Characters
 The well-known dramatic reader, Miss Pauline Mayo, will present Channlng Pollook's famous play: ''The Fool" at the Methodist church this Friday evening, Jan uary 11th, at s:15 o'clock. Miss Mayo takes all the parts in the play herself, and, with rare talent, makes 1t seem that the play is be- ing performed by a large cast of characters in a professional thea ter. In "The Fool" the charact- efs, in the order in which they speak, are:
 Clare Jewett, a society girl who believes there Is nothing worse than poverty.
 Jerry Goodkind, rich, sleek, we'll
 gr0omed, and satisfied with
 himself.
 pr Wadham, rector of the
 Church of the Nativity, New
 York. t
 George Goodkind, Jerry's father.
 who does what he conceives to
 be his duty by his family, his
 community, and his God, and
 feels that all three should ap-
 I1reciate it,
 Charlie Benheld, arrogant, dom-
 ineefing, used to having his
 own way.
 Daniel Gilchrist, the Fool.
 "A Poor Man" who, is cola.
 Max Steadman, and Joe Hen
 ming miners. 4s
 Grubby, and Mack, frequent
 visitors to Overcoat Hall.
 Mary Margaret, Q cripple.
 Pearl Henning. Joe's wife, moro
 to be pitied than censored. Unmanski, q friend of Gilchrigt. The scenes are as follows:
 Act I--The Church of the Ma tivity. "A church that isn't
 big enough for two little mon
 must be somewhat crowded
 for God'',
 Act III = The Goodkind's nome,
 ten months later. God says:
 Here Is the world. take what
 you want = and pay for it!'' Act III - Overcoat Hall. "'rhe
 only thing we can be sure fo Is
 that He knows what's best" Act IV---Gilchrist's Room.
 They called me in the public
 squares
 The fool that wears q crown
 of thorns'.
 This most excellent play Is be- ing presented by Miss Mayo for the benefit of the Methodist church. Tickets are s6 cents and 20 cents, and may be secured at the door of the Church Hall on Meadow street.
 Deming Talks
 An interesting talk was given to- day by Robert C. Deming, state de rector of adult education at Halls tavern at the weekly meeting of the Naugatuck Rotary Club. Mir Deming spoke on the celebration of the Tercentefiary or 300th an- niversary of the founding of Con- necticut.
 Fish, and Game Club Meets A meeting of members of the Naugatuck Fish and Game Club will be held tonight in the borough courtroom at 8 o'clock. There will be 0 discussion of matters of in- terest to the organization and a large attendance Is expected. President Leslie Baker will pre- side.
 Funeral of Mrs LAngello
 The funeral of Mrs Mary Lan- gello who died Monday was held this morning at 8:30 o'clock from her late home, 208 Maple street to St Francis church at 9 o'clock where a requiem mass was cele- brated. Burial was in St James cemetery.
 He'd Men to Install
 Newly-elected officers of Nata- tue Tribe, Red Men, will be ih- stalled tomorrow nght at a meet ing of the local tribe in Odd Eel lows hall. Deputy filling Kisnei of Waterbury and his staff will in. duct the officers.
 The officers who will assume of. flee are: Kenneth Rapieff. sachemi Raymond Grant, prophet; Norman Sears, senior sagamore; Pearl Fay Tor, junior sagamore; Maholor Sears. chief of records; Norman Sears, chief of music; James Montanari. keeper of Wampum Louis Schiller. Jr, collector of Wampum; Ernest Fenn, keeper of parapherhalia; Norman Sears, Pearl Taylor and Hogo Bohlin,
 Meeting Planned
 A meeting of the local Women's Christian Temperance Union Chapter will be held Friday after noon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs E. A. Denniston, 270 Church street.