The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-11
.POLI'S OPENS NOVEMBER 20 NEW $25O, GOO THE4TER AEn
 PRESENT TAUDEYILIE

No Change in the Schedule of Prices
 Nor in the POIicy-seats Can be Re-
 served fin Advance, However.
 S. z. PoIi, of the POli theatrical enter prise. announces the opening date of his new theater as November 20.
 The new quarter of a million dollar structure will be open to the public for the first performance of vaudeville on Monday evening, November 20.
 In making this announcement Man. ager PoIi said:
 ''The work on the new structure bos so far proceeded that felt an an- nouncement regarding the opening is due the theater-going public of this city. I have set Monday evening, No- vember 20, as the date.
 ''The policy of the theater will be tbA presentation of high-class vaudeville at the Poli original prices. The prices for the evening show will be 10, 20 and so cents, and 50 cents for the boxes. In the afternoon ladies will be admitted for 10 cents.
 Reserved seats at the matinee will pc z0 cents and can be secured in ad- vance.
 new departure will be the sale of l reserved seats one week in advance of the show, so that patrons can engage them either by telephone, personal ap- plication or subscription. This new rule will, l am sure, please the public ,, The sale for the opening date will open Saturday morning, November 18 at o'clock, at the box office of the new I theater.
 MT. Poli, when seen at the new struc- ture,s was just through wrestling with the problem of properly setting one of l the large mirrors which are to grace l either side of the spacious lobby. He appeared attired in overalIs and was smiling. Asked regarding the progress of the work, he replied that things were now going along in splendid shane. l We'll open November 20,' he said and then explained some of the work al ready accomplished.
 | / One of the striking features of the theater is the magniicenee of the dec- orations. From an artistic standpoint the theater outshines any in New Eng land. This particular feature of the structure, as has every other for that matter, has received the personal at tention of Mir. Poli. He designed the ornamental plaster work; he mapped out the decorative painting; he laid cut the style of marble work and the gor- tgeous prosceniunn arch--a feature which fairly dazzles the eye, On every hand lean be found the work of the decorator and the artist EllyleI.yt hing has been supplied with lavishness and in good l taste. ~%4
 l Marble pillars, marble staircases and marble on every hand.
 Electricity will be freely used, no less than seventeen hundred lights being installed. The gold leaf alone used by the decorators cost $2,000. and some of the artists designs on the wall and ceiling are masterpieces.
 The front is now being put in, and, with its cocpletion, all will be in readi- mess to throw open the doors of the new lSLEuCCuE6'E LII6Te are lllLb6lk 61@tSs many on each floor; toilet rooms on each floor, ladies' waiting room and special lroor1s for the men.
 Two ticket offices are supplied, and there are separate entrances to each of l the galleries.
 Boxes are on the ground floor and a tier on the first balcony. The brass land plush work, as in every other de- tail, is carried out in excellent taste and style. 1s.
 The~stage is equipped in modern lstyle. A power house furnishes light and heat for the structure.
 In fact, there is nothing lacking for the comfort of the local theater- -goers, who are anxiously awaiting MT. Polls ] announcement of the opening night. I