The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-19
R IN THE THEATRES;
PoL1's

Despite the counter attractions fur n,shed by the shopping district this week 1t is a foregone conclusion that Polis will be a great magnet for the general public for the bill offered this week is one that excites the greatest curiosity as we'll as affording the Sreatest entertainment. The headline feature of the bill offered by Man ager Poii will be Lolo, the Mystc. North American Indian girl who IS the marvel of the century In many ways There Is something really un- canny about this young girl Tor wnne' ages sealed with court plaster oy people unknown to her. Lolo performs the most astonishing feats and there is no accounting for the method by VI, ch she does it. Her manager passes through the audience at eacn performance and Lolo, wnHe otlnu folded, reads legal documents helo fiftv feet away from her. reads mono. grams on rings. private papers ana all else. Differing from the ,Fays. sahara and others who have gone before Lolo is not aided in any way py ner man
 ager for the latter simply asks what is this' and suses no other talk put those words. To impress her auditors with the fact that 1t must be some superfic al gift/ Lolos while bl nofoio- ed. shoots at a target and hits the bulls eye every trip. The little glri is d wonder viewed from any stano- point and the biggest drawing caro and the most talked of act in vaude- vile today With Lolo. the Mystic, VII appear on the same bll Madame
 the Woman of Mystery. put in another way. Madame - IS . beaut' ful woman, a former leader of exclusive society in Long isiano
 ago was the central figure in one of the most sensational criminal trials that has ever stirred the United States. trial that promised to develop the pit terest feeling in government circles and she was photographed in every prominent paper in the country. sne prefers to appear incognito but in a few cities in which she has appeared some alert persons with retentive memories in most cases newspaper men, have discovered her tdent'ty anu forced the managers to disclose it: As a matter of fact Manager roli would prefer to b'll her under her own name but her contract forpids this. She appears with the Mendeis- sohn Four vaudevilles most artistic musicalmact and the three men wno appear with Madame s- are splendid musicians while the iauy herself is a brilliant singer and pan tst. Then there VII be the Three Keatons "The Plum Phamily" IS their comedy acrobatfcs and antics, the family at present comprising Joe, Myra. Buster and for good measure J.nsles and Louise. The act is big scream and the Keatons are popular phys. cal specimens will offer a great act fin sh ng with a twenty foot dive which is a sensation and Shriner and Wills "Those College Boys' have an absolutely new idea in the singing and dancing line Gordon and Marx are today the legitimate successesors of Weber and Fields as dialectic ans and are claimed by many to be even better entertainers than the famous pair above mentioned. Another big feature act and a dandy for the holi- day patronage especially the ladies and children will be Rosina Cassellis Dogs a score of hairless Chihuahua dogs who are wonderfully trained and who have appeared all over the world. At next Saturdays matinee Santa Claus will be present and dis tribute the toys and candy to the k'd- dies and it promises to be gala event. It is likewise mentioned that seats for the big special performances Christmas dav and evening Oec. 26) will be placed on sale today.