The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-27
Mount Carmel Plans
 Big Show Next Week
Mrs. Michael Galulo to Be Mistress of Ceremonies al
 Holy Name Presentation Friday
BROOKLYN NEWS

weeks and it is expected that both the song specialties and setting will be an attraction seldom seen or heard. John A Savino, general chairman of the committee III charge believes that more than 1,200 people will i'll the auditorium to capacity, since past entertainments held under these same auspices have been such that the public. has come to anticipate the best tiat can be produced. = ps
 Included among the principals of the cast are Albert Sasso, tenor; Ray Cocchiola, popular vocalist; Louis Rizzutti, base; Frank Orso, baritone; {; Bob Arcari, vocalist, Angelo Calo Joe Sacco, midget singer of novelty numbers. One of the outstanding numbers on the program will be the appearance of the church glee club which has risen to popularity through past entertainments and radio broadcasts which have been heard and appreciated by large audiences. '
 Banquet Date Set
 Saturday, April 24, was selected last night at the date for the annual banquet of the L. I. P. bowling league at St. Joseph's hall, featur- ing dancing from 8:30 o'clock until the wee hours. Entertainment and supper and refreshments will conn plete the program. The committee has been instructed to prepare elab- crate hall arrangements for the event. The league consists of 60 bowlers all of whom will be present with their wives or lady friends.
 Officers of the league consist ot Attorney Clarence V. Balanda, pres- ident; Attorney Joseph P. Ais hausky, secretary; and Dr. Matthew J. Colney, treasurer. Deputy Sheriff Al Francis and John BruZas consti- ute the rules committee.
 The general committee comprises Attorney Balanda, chairman; At- torney Alishausky, Michael Sheron, Assessor John w. Jenusaitis, John Bruzas, William Mazeika, Joseph Bendler. Deputy Cheriff Francis, John Danisavage and Dr. Colney.
 Crowd Sees Play
 Several hundred attended the re- peat performance of the Passion Play last night at the auditorium of the church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel. The presentation was given aYY1riay. fIHa ctHova corcIaivN oF fha oo.S,- : bined societies. Marciano Laurino directed the players.
 Members of the cast were: Pe- ter, Rocco Ciampi; Judas, Vincent Mature; Jesus. Pasquale Russo; Magdalene, Josephine dori; Martha, Angela Marciano; Helen, Connie D'Angelo; Pilate, Nicholas Mature; Caiaphas, Samuel Fazio; Nicodemo, Anthony D'Angelo: Jo- seph, Salvatore Ippolito; Simon, Frank Germinaro; the cripple, Mi- chael Pontelandolfo: John, Jerry Rairno: Roman soldiers, Louis Roc- co, Angelo Miro and Carmine Etter- gino; the two thieves, Louis De Rienzo and Pasquale Spino; Veron- lea, Florence Raimo, Martha, Anna Raimo; angel, Codila Fiorucci; and Pilates servant, Rinaldo Fiorucci.
 Boxing Exhibition
 The Town Plot A. 0. held their meeting Thursday at their club rooms on Highland avenue. Anthony L. Purcaro presided. Charles Travie gave report on the boxing exhibi- ton and entertainment April 23 at the Mt. Carmel Hall. He gave a list of boxers, among them being Ray Dolan, Jackie Paoli, Jerry Padula, Ed. Dolan. His report on the enter tainment included some of the out standing entertainers of the state. Plans for dinner dance were start ed. Frank Place was appointed chairman. At the next meeting there will be @ debate on the sue preme court issue. The teams con- sist of Rocco Forgonie. Frank Bar hino. B. Wright, P. Pucaro. positjves; with B. 6tango. D. Breglia. H. Trayie and J. Calabrese. negative. The club expects to enter a team in the Public Parks League this season and a soft ball team tn the Seymour Playground League. officers Of the club arc Anthony L. Purcar0. prcsi- dent; Charles Travle. vices president: Frank Place, treasurer; Joseph narbino. assistant treasurer: Frank Barbin0. secretary: James zingar- clll, financial secretary; Michael J.