The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-05
THIS WEEK AT POLES
bOn the Whole the Bill is One
 That's Certain to Please.

They have a good show at Polfs Hhis week Of course there Is nothing funusual in that. and the phrase is to haze good show at Polls. This is the kweel when the women run to bulk. by (which as meant nobility of size and epresenco and shall it be said. well knsanage6 and carefully restrained fat. kThe modern. long hfpped. straight Mront corset is indeed a. boon to women kof talent. who know how to do enter R&er1G by reason Of the too generous tmifta of nature to flow over at the fedgea and squeeze through the crev- J Ana whether or not plump women Iare u7ufe talented as entertainers than 1.-the wfElowy kind? Upon leaving the kvoalld be a convert to the former idea. #becauSe the glamour of those accom- EAplished women of size and nobility or presence would be over him zlt The first large and clever girl is No. @ on the bill. Louise Montrose. She Ns at least half the team of Richards land the athletic girl. a novel combi- nation Of music. talfr and athletics EThe young woman does the part or a. Wbigs husky g14Ts until a. real athlete
 Then arrive F,snteu & vallorie. "a; clever team. 4n which Miss Vallorie wears 2 natty white yachting rig. and speaking voice is also pleasant. The turn is spicy without being naughty The team certainly did reap bounteous
 ssWhen Caesar cs Her.. by the Leonards-Anderson Co.,. which is de- aclared to be a satire on Shaw's "Cae- sBar and Cleopatra. is made the veh1- kScle for much wholesome fun a large kNpart of which is made by the heroine, ia most personable woman, gigantic, sStatuesque, and yet. shall it be said, fiat The turn is worth seeing two or kthree times by those who believe that 4aughter prolongs life. Caesar is well m5one by an accomplished fun maker HeVflo has tragic gifts. and the Marc EAntony Is excruciatingly ridiculous.
 Another triumph not scored by a skinny. little woman. was the unde- ntab1e hit made by Lillian Tyce. whose best song was Has Anybody Here Seen Kelly. and who should have stopped there. because her last song Is not up to her class. and was an anti-c1fnax.
 And finally. as the classy represen- Native of the talent not given where plumpness Is lacking. comes Marion Wilder. who sings well. talks well and Ills worthy team mate of Spencer sTkel1y. of the rich singing voice. The EEvflder Is pronounced absolutely the kbest effort Of the kind ever heard on Ia Bridgeport stage.
 But scheer up. ye ladies who have AdepIored fat! It Is undenfable that k1Iiss5 wilder. blonde. beautiful sweet kvoiced and eloquent as she unQuestfon- kab1y is. does not belong to the skinny Gisterhood, but is also one of you.
 Fat ladies. go and see this show. 6earn that those who are fat need knot abandon hope
 Almost had been forgotten the head Zine feature of the show. '"The Models of Hardin de Paris, presented by Bill aie Burke The act contains Carl Henry and Percy Pollock. very funny people. five clever women. and Eddie O,Connor. The reception given to the efforts of these performers was mag nificent. They appeared before the Curtain again and again
 Al Raynor shows some bull dogs. real dogs, who do in dog fashion the things Hhat only dogs of genius able to k5o. It is a great dog act.