The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-01-22
TIE THEATRES
JACKSON'S
SPEEDY & JACKsON'S vAUDE-
 WILLIE

WILLIE.
 No better or more diversified bill of vaudeville has been presented at Jackson's theatre, than the current bill which concludes it's engagement this evening, and all who have not seen it as yet should endeavor to do so tonight. Pure, unadulterated fun is the predominating element of the entire program, and each and every act is supplied with a generous por- tion of it. There is practically no sin gle healthier as all the acts are of equal excellence and are just enough different to lend a touch of diversity. Sylvan and O'Neal are pantominists of recognized ability and their panto- mimic absurdity, Fun at the Sea comedy. Duffy, Sawreue and Duffy, are we'll known entertainers and have an amusing vehicle entitled Naughty Knott Jr.,'' It serves to display the versatile talents of one of the clever est young men in vaudeville, James Duffy, Jr. He does a little of every thing, and all in an unexcelled man. ner, though his performance on the piano is probably accorded the great est amount of praise. The bill also includes. The Ramsey Sisters, in an attractive musical speciality which is
 
 comedy, and Tommy Dugan, the ec- centric messenger boy in a scream ing monologue. A new set of inter- esting pictures will be shown tonight and they comprise only the newest subjects.
 Vaudeville will again hold forth at Jackson's theatre all next week with the exception of Saturday, Jan. 29, when Mile. Adeline Genee will hold the boards, with the regular mid-week change of program on Thursday. Two bills of unusual importance have been selected and they will undoubtedly be received with great amount of plea sure by local lovers of this delightful form of entertainment. Topping the bill for the first three days of the week will be found one of the most attrac- tive musical acts now before the pub lie. The Four Musical Kleis's, the worlds foremost family instrumental ists. in which are introduced the worlds youngest and most talented child musicians. Their playing on a number of difficult instruments is a delight to hear, and their efforts stamp them as musical prodigies with a exceedingly bright future. Their burlesque impersonations of the worlds S fGm bandmasters. Sousa, Creatore, and others of equal prominence is clever bit of comedy. AS special added feature, Manager Jackson has secured, for the first three days only that famous team of entertainers, Walton and Vivian, who will present their latest character absurdity, Bits of vaudeville Ernest Dupille, well known English coster singer. late a feature with the Jas. J. Jeffries and Frank Gotch all-star vaudeville combination, and Jumping Jack Hawkins, the college athlete in refined feats of grace and agility. The usual three reels of pictures, changed daily will be exhibited. They will com prise nothing but the newest and in which has ever been shown in this city before.
 The program for Thursday and Fri day will be equally interesting and will be headed by that ''phunny phel- Ter" Dennis Mullen, assisted by a company of uniform excellence pre- senting a hilarious offering entitled. The Janitor." On those two days Bridgeporters will have an opportuni- ty to see and hear a real, fullblooded Indian Princess, Princess Chinot1iIIa is one of the most unique figures on the American stage, and her offering is said to be genuine novelty. She is assisted in her "Reminiscences of pioneer days by Major A. Edward Newell, world traveller, musician and pistol shot, and who is said to give a startling performance. Other features of the bill are Krusada and Job, The Bum Fiddler and The Runaway and Adonis and Dog, an acrobatic animal novelty, and the usual three reels of interesting pictures subjects changed daily.