Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-20
THEATRICAL
 CHATTER
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The Hudson theater will be the first of new amusement structures in Long Acre square to be opened. The iron has been delivered and work will be hurried in order to complete it by the first of the year. Charles Frohman and Henry B. Harris have not yet de cided upon the opening attractioDS
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 The company supporting Miss Annie Russell in Clyde Fitch's comedy, "The Girl and the Judge" which will be presented at Polls theater September 80, is remarkably strong in we'll known names. Orin Johnson is the leading man, and the character-comedy parts for women are played by Mrs Gilbert. Mrs Mckee Rankin, Mime Cottrelly and Mrs Harriett Otis Dellenbaugh.
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 Now that Mrs Jack" is successfully launched at Wallack's theater, it's au- thOr Miss Grace Livingston oFurniss. Ise completing l"Gfetna Greenf' which is to be the vehicle for Miss Elizabeth .Eyreess Initial starring etour, under the direction of Henry E. Harris. Joseph Physioc is at work on a scenic equip ment so that company may have the 1nestimable advantage or rehearsals with all the accessories.
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 The sweeping success of s'Florodora' in the past two seasons has given the English musical comedy the greatest prestige achieved by any play of the kind that has been produced in this country. In New York city it broke all records for continuous runs and in other of the pricipal places where big receipts are recorded the musical com edy took the top of the lost. The local management has been fortunate enough to secure a single performance in this city and take great pleasure in announcing that it will be presented by the same company now appearing at the Colonial theater, Boston. "Floro, dora' comes to Polls theater Friday evening, October 8.
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 Another notable engagement which IS announced for Polls on October 15 IS that of George Lederer's now famous musical revelry, "The Wild lose" which has been playing for the past i've months at the Knickerbock the aIer to the most successful engagernent mat New York has accorded any play or this kind for years. It has also es- Iablished standard in fashionable cir, cIes as having been selected to grace The most notable occasion of it's kind gwen at Newport by the ultra-fashion- able set by being selected as the piece esresistance of Mrs Cornelius Wander Dllt entertainment to the Duchess of marlborough and the select 400, at that resort The original cast If 100 players and all the New York prodrc- flon guaranteed upon the presentation in this city. seemingly age cannot wither nor cus4 rom stale the infinite variety of Rose Coghian, who leaps from comedy to tragedy with equal ease A pernsal of our contemporaries ana the dramatic Journals establishes the fact that M-ss Rose Coghlan is leaving nothing to be desired in her revivals of the famous plays n which she is at present appear Ing. Countess Zieka, in "Diplomacy. ana otepnan1e, Marquise de Mohriyart. 6orget Me Not, are particularly suited to the style of this actresS whose stunning gowns and mapnificant a,Yt portrayal of women of the half world are rendered singularly effective bv .ne advantages pature has endowed her with in the shape of a sweet. now erIui voice and superb physique. Rose Oognlan and her excellent companv WlH soon appear here
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 HAPPY HOOLIGAN's
 This evenings performance will be Ine closing one of Happy Hooligan', at Polls. If anyone needs endorse ment Of the show that person need only turn to the great crowds that have been in evidence during the engage ment and receive it. Unless everyone ID town has already seen it, and this IS not unlikely in view of the crowds. Ine theater will again be packed to- night Prices are 9, 35 and 50 cents, VAUDEVILLE Ar THE JACQUES. The mysterious De Bierre will show his marvellous skill in the black art thls evening for the last time at the Jacques, and persons who would see dDout the slickest magician in the busi ness should not fail to be on hand. mere IS enough in this act and others on the bill to entertain the most ob- durate seeker for the novel and orig- inal- To succeed them, opening with the matinee on Monday, Manager Poli has provided as the topline feature two