The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-17
Scene from the tGirl in the Taxi " at Jackson's Next
 Saturday, Matinee and Night
POTTS.

Determined not Hto be surpassed in
 the quality of vaudeville offered to
 the public, by the leading houses of
 New York, Philadelphia. and Chicago
 even though they book under the same
 system Manager PoH has secured for
 exclusive presentation on his circuit of
 high grade vaudeville theatres for
 the present season the very costliest
 and the very best attractions procur-
 country or abroad. Regular theatre
 goers are fully conversant with the
 factor known as quality in acts but
 it is5 the occasional theatergoer, the
 transient so called who, is liable to
 fall into the error that all acts called
 ftvaudeville' acts are almost on 9 par.
 It is not generally known and yet
 it Is a truisLn, that the leading Vaude-
 vile managers of the country are as-
 sociated together for the purpose of
 securing the very highest grade acts known to the vaudeville world. Chief
 among the managers are s: z. Poli, Percy Williams, William Hammer
 stein, B.. F. Keith, z, F. Proctor. Mike Shea, Winner and Vincent and the theatres under the management Of Martin Beck. When these names are mentioned they include the leading vaudeville managers of the world and their booking together under the Uni ted Booking Offices of Americans that you see the identical acts at Polls that you will see at Hammerste1ns and the Colonial in New r ork, Keiths
 
 other leading vaudeville houses of America It might not be amiss to state that under the existing arrange ment one cannot see high class acts except at theatres owned by the above managers It is true that the United Booking Offices maintain other minor and small time acts but they should never be confounded with the real high grade vaudeville acts. With this in mind your attention is xx--IT +I-A Qe-k fNf1 1i1ta Manager Poli will offer his patrons next week is composed of acts repre- sentative of the very best in vaude- s5,le eor3rar9son aha with any i presentad the coming week at any high class yaude- l vile theatre in New York For proof of this one can compare with the 1 bills as they are advertised in the New York Sunday papers. Heading the array of talent will be | Clara Belle Jerome, former musical comedy star who will appear with l William Seymour and a ballet of eight | graceful girls presenting a spectacular ! musical con1edietta entitled ssJoyland' | presented with a wealth of scenery | and effects and in the short time it | Is on the stage having every element | of the best two act musical comedy. [f is one of the best acts of its kind |, now playing vaudeville dates For the special feature act Manager Pon has drawn on the leading musical comedies for stars again and he will present | Elizabeth Brice former feature of The Jolly Bachelors and Charles King who is remembered here for his splen-1 lid portrayal of the George M Co., nan role in s'The Yankee Prince" They have a classy offering in the singing dancing and comedy line which they term a little bit of mus cal comedy presented in vaudeville 1ay.' Then there will be Murry Liv- ngston and company in the pastel of east side life in New YoEk. fsThe Man rom Italy a heart interest story de- ightfulIy enacted; Flood Brothers comedy acrobats; Claude. Ranf a won fer on the slack wire; Clipper Guar cite. comedians and singers and oatics dancer. One can readily see hat this is a splendid all around Jill and it is advisable to secure seats ,arly. r.