The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-11
JACKsoN's
Er1cH cLAss VAUDEVILLE


 Judging from the capacity audiences
 thich have been the rule at Jackson Theatre all this week, that poPuldr amusement resort seems to De the op- , 5ecttVe point of all local theatreSoers in search of good and up-to-date en. tertainnent. Yesterday the cnanSe oI the Vaudeville program. with the eA. ception of the Three Rnors Ill lntn I7l thrilling cycle act, took place, and the change proved 8 most enJoyapIe one one. seVacation Days highly anuslns cornedietta featuring the famous Ger man orator, Iry C1ouS was preSeHSeu, and while frivolous in character, anq without the least semblanee Of plot or story proved thoroughly enJoyapIe, anu fulfilled it's mission as laugh pro. voISeT From it's beginning to. it's end, 1lir-th and fun prevail. caIi1ng Iorlh long and loud peals of laughter Dur ing the action of the piece, over niteeLe s popular and tunefuz variety. Among. those who assisted MT. 4C1ous, ana also participated in the olio preeed1ng 1ne Sketch were Morton & Keenan, unique comedians, who presented lively ana very amusing skit; Dot aDav1dson the dainty soubrette; The Fairchlld Slsters in a neat singing and dancing special ty and Irv Cfous presenting his screaming monologue The German Orator The Three Rohrs who rem a in the entire week, again offered thelr Startling bicycls performance in the Revolving Cage. which was productive Of the usual amount of thrills. Ehe flSlEAi fkNM46 reels or new e1uo AAILCA- esting film subjects are also shown vaudeville will hold the boards the last four days of the week another Dill or exceptional importance has peen pro svided. As a head1iner he has been unusually fortunate in securing for those four days one of the Worlds most wonderful classical dancers KOS Ata Mantillo. in her artistic presenLa- ton. the Grecian worship Dances. The remainder of the vaudeville bill is Of the usual high excellence.
 GEO. EVANS sHoNEY-BoY'' MIN
 sTREIs.
 flames Gor1nan. who for many years has been recognized as the best pro ducer of big minstrel features, is re- sponsibIe this year for portion of the. Geo. Evans minstrel entertalnrnent which seems to have made decldeo inf stScenes from Blackyi1le' is big singing and dancing act, character isfic of life in the Southland among and produced by MT German express Sv for this entertainment. It introduces as it's principals John King and Earl Eenhan1, who are asslsted py nIty e1- raTt dancers The Honey-Boy min strels created such a favorable impress sion last season that they will doubt less be received with crowded houses upon their appearance at the Jackson Theatre Monday March IA. George Evans, as a matter of course, is still the star of the organization and has
 
 sfreI favorites Seats are now selling. @
 UNDER SOUTHERN SKIES.
 One of the most successful plays to be present ed in our city this season is ssUnder Southern Skies which will ap- pear at Jackson's theatre, next Tues day matinee and evening, Under SolIf hern Skies is one the largest and most expensive dramatic companies now travelling as the company now numbers twenty three people, and ev- cry piece of scenery used in the pro duction is carried with the comp any. ssUnder Southern Skies is now in its seventh season having had six phe- ronenalIy successful years. Under Southern Skies is from the pen of Iottie Blair Parker who also wrote ssWay Down East'' and it is as true and interesting a picture of the South as that now famous play is of New prevail for the local engagement. The seats are now on sale.