Putnam patriot., 1908-12-11
Bradley TheAter

l Through the efforts or Manager VI !. | (. Klebart arrangements have teen
 made for the presentation of the New York and Boston success, ''The Man of the Houf9 At the Bradley Theatre. on Thursday January l4th. Manager W. (. kIebafl got the attraction after con- siderable correspondence with the agents of the company, who had an open date in this territory. The com
 pany is the original one that played in
 New York for year and half and
 in Boston for lb0 nights. IL includes
 Miss Lillian Kimpall in the leading
 role. Manager klebart Is anxious to pack the house for this production, AS 1t means more attractions of similar
 standard later in the season. Orders for tickets will be received at the box office and will be filled in the order Of their receipt when the advance sale opens.
 William C. Klebart and Henry ]. @teinbefg, of Webster who are the
 lessees of the Bradley Theatre, Putnam took oxet the Music hall, Leominstef, Monday which X devoted to vande- l vile and motion pictures. The aeqai- sition of another house ny the Bradley Theatre management means that bet | 1 the local theatre and several improve ments will be made that will be wei eomed by the patrons.
 The Chidren's Souvenir Matinees at The Bradley Theatre Saturday after
 moons al !. tb have proved immensely popular with the young people. lhis week Saturday the management is To give Teddy Bear to the girl occupy ing the luck seat and q drum To the boy.
 The vaudeville feature nt the Bradley Theatre has made Il big hit This week for Thursday, Friday and satnf. day, there will be an entire change Of
 program including new vaudeville act introducing Philbrook and Reynolds sketch artists in n repertoire of high
 class singing, talking and character impersonations. On account of this feature vaudeville net the local anna leur night, previously advertised 10 take place this week, has been post
 pened till next Friday evening, Decem Der Nth.
 Some of the pictures to be shown In conjunction with the vaudeville act are IA spanish Romance, Hurry Up Please, Caught In Webn "Whcn Our ship Comes In", "He Who Laughs Last Laughs Bestp. Get away from common worries; go and see "Peek,s Bad Boy at the Bradley Theatre, Wednesday, Dec. l6. Brighter and better than eNer, there \ the bad boy and his chum, his girl, Pa and Ma, with new and up-to-date tricks played on the old grocer Shullz. Attractive speeialties are interspersed during the action of the comedy, which greatly add to Intervening enjoyment. When the curtain rises on the first act of "Meadow- Brook Farm at Brad ley Theatre, ednesday, Jan. 6. Those who have been fortunate enough to se- cure seats will experience n most pleasing effect. The. scene Is on New England Farm in the vicinity Of Cathedral Hills, in the state of New Hampshire. The smell of the new mown hay, the singing of the birds, and the perfume from the blooming roses, are all so dcsernable as to cause one to forge, for the time being that he Is in theatre.
 Si Holden and his wife, Jana, are two lovable characters, who will re- mind you of your father and mother or grandparents as you remember then. incidentlly, Sim smith and Tim Slo. cum, the town constable and justice of the peace, and Polly Bird, who was born tired, and Billy Bates, the circus biil-poster, will drive away all dull cares and cure the worst kind of a case of the blues,
 The company headed by J. J. Swart- wood are especially selected to fit the | various characters. w. F. Mann has | in "Aleadew- Brook Farm, play that k bound to live long in the hearts of American people.