The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-22
THE FARMER: OCTOBER g, 1910
BIG ATTRACTION
 NEXT WEEK
Famous Oriental Perform CTS to Be Feature of a
 Classy Bill

Next week at Poli's promises to be
 the most unique and the most novel
 in it's aspect of any week since Man
 ager PoH made his entry in to local
 theatrical life here. For the entire
 week Japanese Week. will hold full
 sway and the program is a most ela-
 borate one and at the same time an
 innovation in vaudeville in this coun-
 try.
 The idea of Japanese Week came
 about through reason of the fact that
 the headline and special feature acts
 on the bill next week are two acts
 from Nipponland and the two best
 that ever came to this country from
 far off Japan. The headline act will
 be the Eight Geisha Girls, the most
 beautiful act in all vaudeville and
 the Satsuda Japs sextet of male acrobats and wonder workers.
 Both acts are appearing in this
 country by special permission of the
 Emperor of Japan and appear on the
 Poh circuit following a view of the
 act by Manager Poli at the London Coliseum directly after their famous
 tour of Siberia, Berlin, Paris and Vienna.
 Poli has caused the theatre both the exterior and interior to be decorated in typically Japanese fashion with lanterns, Japanese panels, elaborate
 irons on entering the theatre will find a delicious odor of the Water Lily one OI l16 sweetest perfumes or JaQan.5
 During the week the Geisha Girls will hold receptions on the stage of
 the theatre and serve tea brewed by
 themselves and the best brand their
 cakes will be served also and SOUL venirs distributed so altogether it will
 be as said in the opening one of the most novel weeks in vaudeville. The Eight Geisha Girls may well be classed in the catergory of some girls recently appearing in musical 1cr, I,4r 1oi 14 them twenty, none of the married .'' Their names are Nogami, Ogawa, Tanaka, Yamaguchi, Tarakawa, Tan aka Two, SuzimOre and Nagata and the namess in the English definition
 mean ttdrooping lily blossoms pink almond branch flower of the cher cry Japanese girl is endowed with the name of something beautiful. From babyhood these girls have been educated in music and dancing and l until they grow old wrinkIed they will sing and dance and play their funny little musical instruments giving us the illuminating and at the same time the
 most fascinating glimpse of the human flowers of the Mikados howery king dom that we have ever had. In their
 act which will be seen here they have fleets and the most gorgeous collect ion of kimonas that an eye ever gazed upon.
 | On the same bill as the associate headline feature will appear the Sat l suda Japs six of the most wonderful acrobats that ever left Japan to tour | this country.
 1 Also on the bill will appear Conroy l and LeMaire in a black face act called ''The Pinoch1e Fiends'' which has been 1 the most favorably talked of act in l vaudeville this season with a finish | that sends people away not only pleas l ed but talking.
 Hoplkins-Axten company one of the new acts out of the west will offer | a scenic novelty Travel Troubles
 and Nellie Lynch and Albert Weston l late of musical comedy will offer still
 another novelty t'The Painting Girl'' while England contributes a very clev- l CT act the Gee Jays or the Human Mannilzins'' and Irving Walton Vivian will offer the spraklingbit fThe Actor 1 and the Girl.'' The e1ectrograph in
 honor. of Japanese week will show 1 travel views in far off Japan and the Poli Orchestra will offer a pleasing 1 series of selections appropriate to the l occasion.
 l Seats for the entire week are now l on sale at the box office and inas-
 much as it is expected to be record week for attendance a good tip is to secure seats we'll in advance of the l performance one intends to see.