The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-04
TIE. THEATRES
JACKsoN's
.HoME TIES.

Tonieht at Jackson's theatre, the second perforLnance Of the three gays engagement of Byron Chandler,s 1aln7 li17 ous pastoral play Home Ties VIII de given. and the seat sale indicates a large attendance. Home 1les while a trifle unknown to the loca1 p1aygoing public nas @ estaItiSaHo 5tsa1f aII over tI,e country. and is considered one or the few big successes of the season, s!'il. It is one of those dellghfluily pleaslLs palsaL-- Stories of domestic life with an album dance of human and heart interest II is destined to prove as great a sa71Jll mt as it's predecessor in this line, way Down East" A special matinee per- foI-,,,ance will be given tomorrow afr ternoon. Reduced prices will prevail.
 sTHE WHITE SQUAWy''
 plays. are infrequent these days where the villain is a missing quamLi ty. This, however, is true or ne White Squaw.'' the romantic Amer. can drama to be presented at Jack sons theatre for two perforIaamG9?s TI1?s Thursday matinee nd, ana nlgnt snd deals with one of this country,s mosL lnee, esting periods and most picIuIes4tHe 5 tt1e sections. The scenes are + Aala eboilt III a century ago taThe White Squaw first and always, is story or ro mance and human interest Wlln d Le!'p ueeP vein of hunnor that is clearly oeLineu ~
 
 Seats are now on sale.
 THE HIGH FLYERS.
 The day of the s'slap-stick, burles- que has passed if we may .:Tba 91age High ET1r, F1vers,, which will be the attractlon at Jackson's theatre for an ensese ssasst5+ ment of Thursday, beginnlns Ie1e l7oHe will be Princess Rahjar, the wonder f,11 dancer. who has scored complete triumph on the New York ttooI car z dens during the past summer CT i1ir,e ane s+ar of the French vaudevllles n Paris. Her act, is a wonderIuls l- con- ception of grace and ryLhnlc poeIrS' so deIightfuIly presented as to pro 1olxe f17multuous applause. Seats go on sale Thursday. Special dalIy mat mat ,aes a viii be given. Popular prices will prevail
 1.-THE ROUND UP
 "A <r,1ax, with a. horse in it is sure to meet with favor WlIn q tat o,eo -,oent of theatregoerS ana InaI ls ,S OuS of the reasons why dne PouIr thes4ra for WI M1lAe,1 agement of three nights and matinee beginning Thursoay, Ocl; r,1o Io has been such great success erT. e-raa+ horse scene in the play IS Where slle gbeaI 1n9ian 1lqt army is seen descending tte canyon to the stage. They are al mounted, and they ride in silent s4nsae ae
 
 Hie E3o1. five minutes the spectators are % almost bEeathlegs w9nderng Q f6giI nscRS why tne rsoShiA ;s inc sensational climax of ane .The 1.lest1R Round Up...' = &1'af2es'
 ~ARSENE LUPIN."
 o. Monday evening, Oct. IT. Charles
 1nan VI " will present at Jackson's theatrs MessFs ano EEanes ofzef as cTGlsset Gatse ana @ Ma 7s A rsene Lupin.'' This piece eays ereated little short of sendatiGn sens thia success 5,,, "t the Lyceum theatre New York last bo Wiam Won ayt1etion G9eHtanag 6n younS will be seen here in the ftIe M role MT cogrtgn1y yogu gll Ps 3SeatPe saP porleuzDs I1T7ich includes Miss Des- co1l1Pa l91 Kse1ley. Sidney Herbert, Chas Harbury william nls E.. RsmmSnd RenneS Arsnag Miag Ldc F1llloI 'HaJJiday, Miss Ida Greedy smith aTed Miss Frances Comstock