The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-26
THE THEATRES
JACKSoN,s
JAcKsoN,s vAupEvILLE.

JACkSON'S VAODEN1Ll4E.
 Nothing but the most praiseworthy
 ce1lent Vaudeville bills which are be-
 ing presented by Manager Jackson,
 and the enormous patronage which is
 daily accorded this form of enteEtaia- n
 cal pIaygoers. Without an exception
 every bill that has been seen here
 was 9 well balanced one, and reveal
 ed a diversity Of amusement seldom found in more extensive programs. The
 offering which opened there this after
 noon and will be presented again this
 evening is another of those wonderful
 arrays of vaudevi1le's most pleasing features and measures up to the stan
 dard set and maintained in previous bills Heading the list is one of Bridgeport's most popular stage fa- vorites, Daniel J. Sullivan, the eminent Irish comedian, whose portrayal of the gentee1 Irishman has won for this clever performer the most profuse praise. MT. Sullivan with the splendid support of a carefully selected com a romantic comedy playIet entitled ssCaptain Barry The story is vefy. interesting, full of intense dramatic interest. emotion, love and an abun- hunlor MT. Sullivan has part suit ably adapted to his mperament and ability, and also has occasion fo sing number of Irish songs as only he. can sing them. The sketch is we'll staged, being both handsome and sumptuous and quite appropriate to on the bill are none the less entertain ing and include the following well known artists. The Musical Faust, as
 musician of rare talent who introduces into his offering a most amusing bit of wholesome fun Henry Booker, a clever character comedian who es- distinct changes Of costume and make up for each one. His act is novelty in one respect, in that all changes of costume are made in full view of the sensa tional dancing act complete the vaudeville portion of the bill.
 M. SPERRYS 18th ANNUAL
 CLOSING THE CIRCUS CHAP.
 Another important announcement to the theatregoers of Bridgeport, is that Felix & Caire. have ben booked as an added feature for Robert M. Sperry's new merry comedy @The Circus Chap MT. Sperry has been endeavoring to and only by special arrangement with their manager MT. Ad Newberger, was he able to have them shift week to Brfdg geport. These are one one of the biggest headliners on the Morris cir cult When s9The Mimic World was produced at the Casino Theatre, New from all of the imitators of Geo. M. Conan. to play the part of Geo. M. Co., han Their limitations of Geo. M. Co., han. Richard Carle, Harry Lauder, Bessie Mccoy, Irene Frdnlzlin, Anna Held, Trixie F.f4ganza and Geo Bee man, Rock & Fulton, and the Rogers Bros, are pronounced by such critics as Allan Dale. zit, Amy Leslie, and others, to be the greatest ever at tempted and have created a sensation in vaudeville The above is only one of the many pleasing features that will be introduced in celebrating the one hundredth 2erformance of the Eperry plays. seThe Circus Chap will be the offering at Jackson's theatre, the entire week Of May 2nds with daily natinees at the same popular prices. with Tuesday matinees and continuing every matinee for the re- nlainder of the week, will be special souvenir matinee receptions to the la dies and children. Seats are now sell ing for any of the twelve perform B lldes