The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-28
POLI'S

mat lovers of vaudeville in Bridge port want the best that can be booked ana that they are getting it from S. Z. Po1 needs no better argument than Ine Iact that for two weeks past there naS been no vacant seat in the Poli theatre at any performance and stand Ing room has been at a premium. Manager Poli is determined to con- vince the theatergoing public that there is no act in vaudeville that is 100 pig or too costly for him to bring to Brldgeport and the acts that have been offered this season furnish proof posclt1ve of his endeavor Following the enormous success of the "At the w aldorf 'act last week with a splen- dld Dill in support he offers this week what he personally, and all those con- nected with him, believe to be the best all round bill that has ever appeared III bridgeport and this statement is made with a full understanding and remembrance of the splendid bills of the past few weeks. Heading this weeks aggregation of alIstar talent will be found Jesse Laskys Imperial Mu- slclans' company of twelve select ed soloists recruited from the leading musical organizations of this country and presenting an act not only bril- liant in costuming and stage setting but above all else thoroughly artistic III 1lo pidylllS o1 SOlOS, uuOlS, CrlOS ana ensemble numbers. There is not to- day in vaudeville, not even excepting the Boston Fadettes, Maurice Levys Band, and others better musical act than is the Imperial Musician and that those who see it and hear it will agree to this is an assured fact It has the record of being the most success full in every way of the score or more of Laskys productions and that in it. self is it's one best testimonial. As a special feature of the bill there will appear Jack Wilson and company in the chocloate scream tsAn Upheava1 in DarktoWn" and Jack Wilson and his associate fun makers have already est ablished themselves in the good graces of Bridgeport audiences so they need no further encomium. The added feature will be the Pederson Brothers, in a. sensational aerial act concluding with the "Pederson Trick a feat of daring attempted by no other artists in the world and the prime reason of this country. There will also appear Jack E. Gardiner late feature of "The Chocolate Soldier" and prior to that featured with ''The Yankee Prince" and "The Belle of Mayfair" MT. Gar diner has listened to and needed the call of vaudeville and will present his eminently successful offering s"The
 
 tunities to demonstrate the reason of his great success in musical comedy. There will also appear one of the most fascinating little comediennes in vaudeville, Ila Grannon, known to fame as the demi-tassecomedien la. sings songs in a way peculiarly her own and to hear her sing "I'm Go ing to Do What I Please'' is one of the delights of vaudeville. Beatrice Ingram former legitimate star will appear with her own company which includes Emile Collins who appeared here with the Poli Stock company in tThe Duchess" a playlet by Porter Emerson Brown as famed as a writer as Miss Ingram is as an actress and finally the bill will offer Burns and Fulton a great little team of knock about dancers. Seats for the entire week are now ready and it need only be said once more that those who de- lay ordering will run foul of disap- pointment. It is but a simple matter to telephone ahead an order for seats, they will be saved until 1:3O in the af- ternoon Or 7:30 in the evening and to be sure the first ones to order get first choice of seats.