The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-27
THE THEATRES
7JACKsON's
JAcKsoN,s VAUDEvILLE.

JACKSON'S VAUDEVIIIE.
 Vaudeville entertainm ent of high grade is revealed in the bill which was presented by Manager Jackson at his theatre yesterday, and which will be repeated again this evening, and all local pleasure seekers who are desir- ous of witnessing good, wholesome and thoroughly up-to minute perform ance are urged to take advantage Of this opportunity at the closing sneWs offered by that eminent Irish com edian, Daniel J Sullivan, who, assisted by a supporting cast of exceptional ability, presented rom antie Irish comedy p1aylet entitled Captain Barry, This sketch. which ia of purely Irish at rnosphere is full of intense dramatic effect love interest, wholesome sentl- nlent, bl1bb1ing wit. and a liberal sprinkling Of patriotism is introduced which brings enthusiasm to ever true manner, magnetic influence and rich baritone voice which he used to good effect in a number of favorite airs, won for him immediate favor, and a 1iNanss assisting company are all cap able players and give their different cl1aracters. careful n sll and md aple 5e lnser- Henry Booker, sfI'he Boy With the Suit Case in clever character 1nper- sonations. with a distinct change of cost umes for each. The Musical Faust, musician of considerable talent. who introduces into his offering number of original effects: The Madcaps, here recently as the feature attraction with "The Girl From Rectorss,' pre- sented an eccentric dancing speciality, which, has a dash and a vim to it that is pleasing to see. An entire change of vaudeville is announced for the last three days of the week, com meme ing tomorrow matinee, and Wal ter Bedell, the well known character actor, and distinguished assisting cast will offer the rural dramatic sketch ssUncie David Other acts billed are, Mary Davis. the singing Bros sensational balancing artists, and the MarshaIls, unique co1ored en- tertainers in a snappy singing and dancing number:
 R. M. sPERRY's THE CIRCUS
 CHAP"
 That the theatregoing public is ever ready to support all of Robert M. Sperry's annual offerings is best known to those who have, at the eleventh hour, endeavored to gain ad- mission. Last season, over twenty-five his musical satire, stThe Show Girl, 9 which is the record attendance at Jackson's theatre It is safe to pre- dict that this big theatre will not be witness fsThe Circus Chap.'' This is to be -the biggest of all the Sperry plays, and he claims that The Circus Chap s~iH be the most largely vel eorned visitor this city has ever had. The cast includes Lowell Sherman, Broadway's matinee idol; Archie Boyd, New Works fayorite character actor, Charles R. Jewett; Miss Hattie L. Steinbach, Miss Elizabeth Steinmetz, Miss Clara Brill, Charles B; Peck, Miss Rae Sagan, Bernard Brill, Basil Drew, George Howard, Miss Marian Storms, and Felix Caire, the biggest vaudeville act playing the Morris time. .sThe Cir GUS Chap''NwiH be with us at Jaekson's theatre the entire week of May sec ofd as the thirteenth annual closing and in celebrat ton of the one hunAg dredth performance of Bridgeport's plays with special souvenir matinees for the ladies. Those same popular prices, 10, 20 80 and 500 evenings and 10 20 and 30 cents matfnees will pre- vail. Seats are now selling for the entire engagement.