The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-01-05
JACKsoN's
si.eedy and Jackson's Vaudeville.

-.Foilow the crowds to Jacksons s, and zee a great bili," is the slogan oI 1la lovers or good and up-to-odle Vaudeville for the current week. NeV- sr before in local theatricais Has fuch a pleasing entertainment been ,igered Ut such a low price price o,as. anu sheuy's and Jacksons hlgh Class vaudeville has surely proven US rlsn, to demand the patronage or tocai amusement seekers. Me. Capiretla and her excellent assisting coInpany n the delightfully."- mystlcai iantasy The Garden of Mystery stil con, con- .inue to please and amaze. MHe' s.psetta is a most attractive person .se and combines beauty or race anu form with q pleasing personality. A aappy vein of comedy pcrmeates tneir ict A very attractive ana aruslic program is presented by those % cwo magnetic musical girls, The TWO Roses. Their duet on violin ana .elIo Is especially deserving of praise. The Harrison West trio, featurlng Master Petite, the youngest ana one ,f the best of all juvenile comedlanS' nave a very amusing comedy sketcn n which they introduce very clever 3ancfng speciality. Harley and Mills Ire two unusually clever converse HonaI comedians, and spell out punch talk" that has their auditors m a convulsive state. The aerial La portes perform some startling feats If gymnastry on the trapeze and aod ! piece of diversity to the well select I'd bill Three reels of highly enter aiming and instructive motion DIG lures, entirely new to Bridgeport, are ihcwn.
 Mir. Thomas F. Shea.
 Thomas E. Shea will be the attrac- ion at Jackson's theatre, next FTl- dsty and Saturday and will give matinee performance on presenting a new play Counsel for the Defense. 1t is a play of the pfesent, it's central tl.ene surrounding as it does the WeD ,f cfrcumstantial evidence woven lround an innocent man charged Wltn murder, by corrupt politicai poss md a district attorney in their giant effort to s.railroad" an opponent and secure the control of the political des- inv of large city. Henry Desmond ! powerful attorney linked with tneir ewn party and who committed the crime himself in self defense. revoits It the methods used by his com patriots to secure the election and in face of political annihilation becomes counsel for the falsely accused. The play is full of sentiment and bristles with sensational demands and accusa- sions common in desperate fights to sphcId a principle: MT. Shea IS seen
  Desmond. sOn Saturday evening MT Shea will be seen in his greatest character; that of the dual ''Dr. JekyIl and MT. Hyde"
 scThe Harvest MoOn."
 One of the novel episodes in ''The Harvest Monn,'' Augustus Thomas attest and greatest success which will be seen at Jackson's theatre, next Monday evening was originally a separate one act play intended to il- :ustrate the effect of color upon CT - ion. One of the characters in this scene shows by the lights in his Roartments how differently colors af- Eect moods. For instance, a yellow. light inapresses certain person one way. red light in a totally different way. Then he makes pair of mel- archoly lovers go to the window where the full moon is beaming in npon them, leaves at the /psychologf- ral moment, and returns to find them safely in each others arms. That is f1 sRy, he reduces their emotions to a matter of mixing blue and green light rays, thereby proving how peo- pie are dominated by the effect of color. This Is an altogether original idea, and shows MT. Thomas abso- lute perfection of technique in the way fin which it is exemplified upon the stage. The seat sale starts to- morrow morning.