The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-01-10
JACKsoN's
.sThe Harvest Moon"

.~The Harvest Moon," Augustus Thomas latest drama of American life, comes to Jackson theatre, tn!s evening, under Charles Frohman's ol- rection with the same cast that made the play an enduring success for four months in New York at the Garr1ck Theatre. George Nash heads the cast and his impersonation of the leading role, a Frenchman of inherent mo- bility of nature, and marvellous mag netism. is declared absolutely haW- less. In the supporting company will he found Adelaide Nowak, Margaret Sayres, Jennie Eustace, John Sav1lle, Thomas Russell and Stephen Wright Augustus Thomas in this, his latest success has opened up new heId TOT the dramatist. It gives the audience a glimpse into the psychic world and is a distinct advance over all of MT. Thomas previous notable success 2s. even including The Witching Hour. The heavy seat sale indicates an un- usually large audience.
 Sheedy and Jacksons Vaudeville.
 Sheedy and Jacksons high class vaudeville will again hold sway at Jackson's theatre, Tuesday and Wed nesday and again on Friday and Sat l4rday of this week. Manager Jack son announces complete change Of vaudeville and pictures for the last two days of the week. The Dill Tor tomorrow and Wednesday will be headed by those famous entertainers, Murray and Linn, comedians of re- narkable versatility, in side split ting farce comedy skit. This clever team are strong local favorites and will no doubt be accorded royal welcome. As special added feature, Manager Jackson has secured Earle and Bartlett, a clever character team, who will present a screaming farce entitled "O'Brien from. Galway" Real Irish humor will be found here in abundant quantities. The sensational European equilibrists, Gregoire and Elmina will execute some daring feats of balancing. De Pace Bros. in a clever musical act, in which mando- lin selections will be special fea- ture, should add much strength and spice of variety to well selected bill. A brand new series of nevel and interesting pictures will be exhibited These picture are positively new and have never before been shown in this city,. The usual three daily perform ances will be given, one in the after noon and two in the evening. There will be no increase over that popular low admission fee.
 Lofe Fuller.
 What the harmonies have delighted the WOftQ nave D6Sn CO LI1S ear, LOIG Fuller and the Muses bring in be- witching form before the eye. The dancers are barefooted and their Grecian costumes are diaphanous, but SO we'll do they interpret the spirit of the music the beholder is transferred from the present day to the days of ancient Greece. Dancing to a fu- neral march would appear incOngru- ous, but not when Miss Van Axen appears on the stage in Bethoven's s .@Marche Funebre.'' In her rythmic movements the sobbing soul of the music. Miss Sanden is seen in live Her, happier delineations. ~ Orchidee, islander, entrancing, fleet as a fawn, appears as Diana with her trailing muses, fitting about with sinuous movement but harmonizes with the company music. The Ballet of Light q marvel of electrical effect, in which Miss Fuller, Orchidee, and the twen- ty-four Muses appear concludes the program seen at Jacksonss theatre, next Thursday evening. The seats are now selling.