Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-07
Theatrical
 Fraternal
.MAN TO MAN."
ENTERTAINMENTS

The above strong melodrama was presented at Polls theater last night before big audience and gave excel lent satisfaction. It has many strong climaxes and is well staged and well acted by a clever company. It is a play that will interest everybody for the story is pictured in exciting and sensational scenes. The members of the cast are all good in their respec- tive parts and the play is deserving of good patronage for the rest of it's engagement 1t will be presented again tonight and tomorrow after noon and evening.
 VAUDEVILLE AT THE JACQUES.
 1t had been freely predicted by per sons who saw the Fillmore Sisters ID other cities that they would make a tremendous success when they present ed 'The Dangerous Mrs Delaney" at the Jacques. and these predictions were amply fulfilled yesterday when two large audiences laughed them selves almost into convulsions at the novel comedy of the sketcn and sisters. It should not be imagined that this is a sister act'' of the kind common to vaudeville programs. although, of course, the Elinores are chiefly prom1- nentsin the turn. A well conceived sketch, with comedy of a character that requires the incest sense of dis elimination to interpret, it is a rarely amusing act that keeps an audience in an almost uninterrupted state of laughter. Especially good is the com edy of the fantastica1ly dressed sister. and it may be said, without any sus- picion of belittling others that this par ticular Miss Fillmore is one of the few vaudeville comediennes who are al ways and genuinely funny. One real izes in witnessing ''The Dangerous Mrs Delaney" why this sketch as played by the Fillmore Sisters has been received with such extraordinary ac- claim on both sides of the Atlantic Another great success was achieved yesterday by James Richmond Glen. roy, the man with the green gloves, who is known from one end of the country to the other as a monologue entertainer of rarely brilliant powers Mr GlenrOy has funereal style of de livery that is quaintly amusing and which is distinctly original and per sonal to himself. His jokes are very good and generally new. Capital sue <cesses were made also by the Buffin- D4cCdy OuI, DGS1dH dHu Mll6f, hIelI and Clifton, Esmeralda. Merritt and Rozella, and Henderson and Ross Prices are 10, 20 and 30 cents; mat 5nees 10 and 20 cents. ladies 10
 "THE VILLAGE PARSON."
 A pretty domestic drama entitled e.The Village Parson'' will be played at Polls the last half of the week. with a matinee on Saturday. The play, ii is claimed, has been constructed in a most thorough manner, the plot being strong and exceptionally we'll con ceiEed. The characters are in the most of an exacting kind, and call fol clever dramatic work from the mem bers of the company. The piece is g Hitting companion to that beautiful drama Human Hearts, both being under the same ownership. Tn 'sThe Village Parson'' the most natural scenes and situations take place, and the story is so good and pure that ii leaves lasting and favorable remem brance. Completely staged with seen cry absolutely unique in its arrange ment, a thoroughly enjoyable perform ance may be looked forward to. Prices will be popular, with the sale opening to-morr0W