The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-18
JACKSON'S
JAcKsoN's VAUDEVILLE.

The ideal concert presupposes Ju- Aicious selection of instrumental num- bers Ieavened by such solos as are best adapted to the program present ed. The program of popular selections offered by the Kings Ladies Philhar- ,nonic Orchestra at Jackson's theatre this week is regarded by those mus1- clans who have heard this eminent or xanization to be the ideal musical en- tertain1nent and one that Is best adapted to the taste of the average theatregoers. It is replete with catchy numbers, all of which bear the mark of popularity, and are chosen from among the gems of successful com Dosers of the day. The warm manner in which they are received IS trl- bute to the composer of the program, MT. B. F. King, who conducts the or chestra, and also reflects much credit upon the talented members of this re- fnarkable aggregation, whose dainty personalities, charm and grace Of man ner and artistic performances have al- ready won for them deserved. popular sty. Last nights program revealed among which were the score of Bright Eyes,'' the delightful musical play which scored so great success upon its presentation at this theatre a few days ago, and Fighting For Eli" the stirring college march, the composer or Wn1cn, GSOrSS IS d Bridgeport boy, and a young man of great promise in the musical world They were both enthusiastically re- ceived, and the orchestra were forced to respond to an encore for each num- ber.
 The, other acts on the bill changed yesterday, and the new artists who ap- peared were accorded generous share of applause The Towels, one of the cleverest colored teams who have ever been seen here, provided most en- tertaining fifteen minutes with their unique singing and dancing act. The male member of the duo is an unusu- ally fine singer, possessing a strong and rich baritone voice, Johnny Fields, late star with the Yankee Doodle Boy tells a number of witty stories in an inimitably funny style. The Mo- ton pictures of the United States Mil itary Tournament which was held at Dayton, Ohio, during the summer were shown for the first time in this city yesterday, and proved the most in teresting film subject that has ever been witnessed in Bridgeport.
 THE YANKEE FRINGE"
 There will be just one performance of Geo.. M, Cohan's "The Yankee Prince at Jackson's theatre next Fri day evening, Feb 25, Tom Lewis and T5 other singing and dancing stars will no doubt receive a royal welcome for who that has ever seen big, open-fac- ed Tom, who's every appearance on the stage is the signal for uproarious applause. will ever forget him. Did you ever catch him as "The Unknown in Little Johnny Jones?" We'll wait until you see him in "The Yankee Prince" It's a killing and an old-time killing, for a popular player and there is not a soul that knows genial Tom Lewis that is not overjoyed to know that in '"The Yankee Prince George M. Conan has slipped him a greater part. Just catch Tom Lewis in his new role of Steve Daily and hear his curtain speech, one of the funniest stunts in the show. The sale of seats starts next Tuesday morning and the capacity audiences which have been the rule at Cohan,s shows in the past pre- Sages an unusually large seat sale.