The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-09
LACKsoN,S
JAcKsoN's HIGH GLASS vAUDE-
 WILLIE

JACKSON'S HIGH CLASS NAODE-
 WILLIE
 The bill Of vaudeville which is being provided at Jackson's theatre this week is one Of the most evenly balanced ever seen in this city. and has attract enees at each performance held thus far Last evenings attendance was even larger than that of Monday ev- ening, and 1t promises to be the most successful week since the inauguration of vaudeville at this theatre The three ROehrS in their sensational cy- cling act are naturally the feature or the bilI., and the thunders of applause which invariably greets the conclusion of their turn proves that the selection of this act as a headl1neF was most popular one. They work inside small cycle whfrl opened on top ana bottom, and do a number Of darlng feats in this globe. while flying around it's sides at 8 perilous speed. The : star feature Of their act is when one of the cyclists loops the loop num- Der of times. the small circumference more wonderful. All that has been said about them in advance has been proven true, and they are without question the most daring trio Of blcy- The nainder of the bill Is of the usual high standard. that has prevail ed here from week to week. and there is something to please everyone. The program includes: Burt Granville. who essays number of character inperson- ations, with a distinct change of cos tune and makeup for each character. There is quite novelty about his work, in that all the changes are made is acting the character while making upss thereby doing away with the usual waits: B1amphin and Hehr. who are vocaaists of no mean ability, and their duets never fail to please; and Ivy and Ivy. two really clever comedy musicians. presenting a highly anus ing farce entitled Woman. Woman,
 As a special attraction for the last three days of the week, Manager Jackson will present thef dainty com edietta, '+Vacation Days, featuring the popular German orator. Irv C1ous, and assisted by a. company of super 1ncessant fun and tunefuI jing1es with girls galore, the result being riot of music, surprises. beauty and humor. An elaborate and sunnptuous scenic in vestiture has been afforded the sketch. while the gowns worn are said to be extremely handsome. The olio pre- ceding this act will reveal a number of prominent vaudeville players and includes: The Fairchild Sisters: Ruth Edns: Morton and Keenan; Irv C1ous, and Dot Davidson. There will be no increase in admission:
 GEORGE EVANS HONEY BoY'
 MINISTRIES
 Tn addition to George Evans, who still remains the star of the Honey Boy Minstrel organization. which comes to Jackson's, Monday. March IA, the company announces as it's principal comedians John King. who for several years has been recognized as one of the most unctious b1ack-face comedianS; Clarence Marks, who has gained a reputation as burnt-cOrk comedian; Sam Lee and Earl Benha m. The latter will be remembered for his exquisite rendering of the very popu- lar song Meet Me in Rose Time. Rosie, which was written expressly for him and which he sang with strik- ing effect with the Conan & Harris Minstre1s last season. An entire new program is promised by Messrs. Conan S2 Harris this season All the scenery, wardrobe and various elaborate light respect this years minstrel production is said to be quite as pretentioHs as the most extravagantly presented nu- sica1 comedy Seats go on sale to- morrow morning.
 UNDER SOUTHERN SKIES
 The advent of sUnder Southern Skies in our city should be a matter Of much importance to our theatre soers. The theme of the story is in tense1y interesting and the comedy is delightful The acting company is especially large, numbering twenty three people. and the production is Skies's is by Lottie Blair Parker whose Way Down East is well known to our amusement seekers ssIJnder Southern Skies will be the offering at Jackson's theatre next Tuesday, mat inee and evening. with special bargain prices for both performances. The sale of seats starts on Friday morn SVar-r rk@