The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-05
Monday Night
POL.1'S

That humans have at last conQuefeo the air and that the "bird men'' so called, have achieved wonders = in aerial navigation the past year has been we'll exemplified especially dur ing the past month or two and the aviation meet at Belmont Park last week took precedence in interest over the political question. Flying through the air is admittedly the novelty oi ever alive to the interests of his pa irons and up to date in all that he offers will present at the head of a great bill next week Theo, The Bal loon Girl, assisted by her Dancing Dandies Theo is a beautiful French girl of voluptuous figure and srare physical charm and a decidedly clever singer and dancer but it is in her Balloon Girl" speciality that she has come to be talked of as the vaude- vile sensation of this season. After a series of character songs and char acter changes the house becomes tenn porarily dark and suddenly Theo is seen floating out through the, audi torium of the theatre and over the heads of the spectators seated in the basket of her balloon and dropping carnations and roses tosthose seated below her. It is a marvel ingen- uity as to how this balloon is pro-
 
 the more the act attracts attention.
 At the Keith theatre in Boston the present week Theo became the talk of the town after her first performance Monday afternoon and Manager Poll made haste to secure her for his local theatre for the coming week. The Dancing Dandies who appear with her as marvels of stepping and possess excellent voices. As special fea- ture attraction Manager Poli will of- fer Marion Carson. the petite prima donna in an operetta entitled ''The Belle of Seville in the presentation of which Miss Carson has the assis- tance of an unusually gifted company consisting of George M. Bogues who was formerly with Richard Carle, William White of "A Stubborn Cin- derella" company and Joseph Milton formerly with Amerlia Bingham The action of the operetta is laid in Wash ineton and Miss Carson has the role of Paquita West. a daughter of Sen- ator John West western coal king. Miss West is besieged by suitors in- cluding a Spanish count and rich American and while the comedy ele- ment is always in evidence it is really the harmonious blending of the voices of Miss Carson and her associates that has won such fame for the act. As the added feature Manager Poli will offer a sure fire hit fin Tom Water formerly the star of His Hon. or the Mayor and 'The Mayor of Laughland" and incidentally one Of the very best entertainers on the contemporary stage. MT. Waters of fers what he is pleased to term a Mono-Pianologue and it is a gem of bright talk and stories coupled with artistic piano playing.
 Others who will appear on the bill include T. Roy Barnes and Bessie Crawford big favorites in this city presenting their comedy success with singing 1.-The Fakir and the Prima Donna; Claude Roode Americas pre- mier slack wire artist; Camille Trio admittedly the best comedy act now performing and Clemons and Dean novelty singers and dancers. Unus- ually good pictures will be shown by the electrograph and on Tuesday nj ght of next week the most complete election returns received in this city fwill be announced from the stage of the theatre.
 This weeks bill will be seen for the last time tonight and it is a corking good one as thousands who have seen 1t this week can testify. Ethel Green fs making a hit that will long be remembered and the other spelndidly good acts including the Chadwick Trio with Ida May Chadwick in ''For | Sale Wiggins Farm; Cooper and Robinson, The Hennesseys Connolly and Webb, Adonis and Dog and the | KonerZ Brothers make up the best bill of the season to date