The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-01
JACKSON'S
SEVEN DAYS"

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 With the avalanche of laughter in "SeVen Days". the comedy by Mary Roberts Rinehart and Avery Hopwood that the Wagenhals & Kemper Com pany will present at Jackson's Theatre for single time tomorrow evening" there IS pretty vein of interest and romance. The story of the play Is really entertaining and ingenious, and with all it's lightness and bright ness there are touches of real senti- ment. A young couple who are sep arated still love each other. and a girl who to save a situation agrees to pose at dinner as the mans wife. is unex- pectedly confronted by her afffanced husband who believes she has been married to another in his absence. Of course all ends happily after week of the drollest complications ever woven into a comedy. and in the en- tire three acts of whirlwind merri- ment there isn't a word to which the most squeamish could object. Seven Days" is absolutely clean. for which thanks are due authors and producers Rennoid Wolf. the brilliant writer for the New York Morning Telegraph, said of this comedy:
 Just sheer fun has been the object of the authors, and they attained it at the rise of the first curtain and never loosed their grip throughout three roaring acts. It is comedy that made the audience laugh until 1t cried There is not dull moment in the play Seven Days is the real gem of the season"
 This riotously merry comedy holds the New York record. having run through the summer and into its sec ond year, as well as for six months in Chicago. It will be acted here by an exceptionally brilliant New York cast and will be staged exactly as at the Astor Theatre in New York. Seats are now selling.
 THE ARCADIANS."
 The management of Jackson's Thea tre offers it's patrons next Saturday. matinee and evening, a glimpse of
 The Arcadians". the newest and big gest of all musical comedies which has been produced by MT. Charles Froh- man. ''The Arcadians"I has just end ed two year run in New York city, and comes to this city with the entire cast. company and production which characterized it's recent successful en- gagement at the New York Theatre, New York. The attraction has spe- clal interest on account of @ great cast of American and English favorites, and might be rightly called the most perfect musical organization that has ever been sent out on tour. The girly galaxies of the production are said to rank with the best beauty en- semble of the Frohman output
 The success of 'The Arcadians'' has been mainly due to it's exquisite music refined comedy and the magnificent staging of what has been termed the greatest triumph since ''The Merry Widow" Twenty-four tuneful mu- sical numbers with melodies that are lasting, decorate this fantastical mu- sical comedy. The famous "Motter" song which has been declared the best comic ditty since the days of Charles Hoyt never fails to get twelve to four teen encores and very nearly exhausts the comedian who sings it.
 The song hits of the play are: ''The Joy of Life, '"The Pipes of Pan", All Lie". Sweet simplicitas', Back Your Fancy. ''The Girl With Brogue'. Already is Ever Young, Somewhere, Charming Weather, 'I Like London, Light is My Heart, Bring Me Rose''. Willie of Picca- dilly'', Truth Is So Beautiful, and My Motter''
 The seat sale for both performances has been very brisk and indicates that capacity attendances will be in or der