The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-03
JACKsON'S
DIE YIDDIsH vABELE."

Edwin A. Relkin's AI1-Star Yiddish company headed by the most celebrat- ed Yiddish players David Levenson. late star of the Adler's Grand theatre. New York citys and Mme- Bella Gu dinsky. late star of the Thomashef- sky's Peoples theatre. New York city, supported by an excellent cast of pop ular Yiddish players direct from the leading theatres of New York city, will present here their latest and most successful play Die Yiddish Vabele." written by the well known YIddish playwright MT. N. Rackov- at Jack sons this evening
 GRACE ELLISON IN JACoUELINE
 "Jacqueline,' Harriet Ford and Car oline Duer's comedy, which Henry B. Harris will present in this city to- morrow matinee and evening with Grace Ellison as the star. concerns an American girl who has been rais- ed and educated in, France and who comes back to her native country un- der the belief that she is endowed with large sum of money and con- trolling interest in a mine in Nevada which will be one Of tire greatest pro ducerS of silver in the world By req son of her wit. charm and beauty, she has been taken up by New York's Smart Set. and in return for the fa- vors shown her persuades her friends to invest large sums of money in her mine The fact is this mine Is worth less hole in the ground, and Is being exploited by a coterie -of unscruplous men who have deceived the girl-in fact have financed her social career to carry out their nefarious schemes She is In love with brilliant young law yer who is a candidate for the nomi- nation for governor of Nevada. and wko has pledged himself to rid his state of wildcat mining schemes No returns to New York to obtain from friends a loan of money to carry on his campaign He knows that the mine is. absolutely worthless, and to ex- pose the plans of the guilty parties will entangle his sweetheart, and all though innocent of any wrong doing she is bound in the end to suffer by reason of the financial ruin that will come when the world learns of the true state of affairs. Situated as he is twfxt love and duty, he hardly knows the proper course to pursue. This situation furnishes the foundation of most interesting drama. replete with human emotions. The play sparkles in the drama of the day. and "Jac- queline'' should arouse more than or dinary interest among the attractions booked at this theatre this season.
 
 THE CANDY SHOP"
 The most sensational musical comedy cast ever offered perhaps in all New England appears to be that of 'The Candy Shop" Charles Dillingham's newest musical eaiety which comes to Jackson's- theatre, Monday evening for | a single performance, direct from its long run at the Fremont. Beginning with Rock & Fulton, names famous the country over for excellence in stage comics. the list takes in Frank Lalor one of the most popular of all visiting players: and Mrs. Annie Yea mans "The grand old Woman of the American stage" Mile. Rayo, cele- brated premiere danseuse and others. | The production drew crowded houses all Spring in New York, all Summer l in Chicago and all this autumn in ! Boston and judging from the advance sal eof seats will do so in its initial appearance in Bridgeport
 POLLY OF THE CIRCUS' | Several members of Frederick IThompson's mechanical stan will ar rive in town tomorrow from New York to direct the stage preparations neces- sary for the reception at Jaekson's s theatre of Polly of the Circus" with Edith Taliaferro featured in it's pre- senting cast the play will be seen at that theatre for performances begin ming Friday evening. Dec 10. Judg- !, ing from the success attending It's presentation last season in Bridgeport. a record breaking attendance is ex- pected.