The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-25
POLI'S

The spring season of vaudeville will be inaugurated a. Polls Monday aft ernoon, when Manager Poli will pre- sent for the week with performances twice daily quite the most attractive Dill he has offered this season. or in fact any other season. Topping the bill will be found B. A. Rolfe's very pretentious act, ''The COur ,ierS" which is beyond all possibility of a doubt the most elaborate musical of fering in the vaudeville field today. It might not be amiss to recall that last season ''The Rolfonians'', another elabora production of MT. Rolfe's, was universally acclaimed the best musical act ever seen here, and since Its appearance MT. Rolfe has launch ed "The Courtiers", and the best ros- sible tribute it could get is to say that 1t is even better than "The Rolfon- lans.' Eleven of he most brilliant musical artists and grand opera sing CTS have been selected by MT. R9lfe, a past master in staging such produc- tions, and he has given it most beau tiful scenic reproduction of an old castle in London. The members of the company appear in Colonial cos tunes and there is a charm and quaintness to the act aside from it's splendid artistic effect that makes it a ten times winner in the vaudeville field
 As special feature of the bill. Man ager Poli will present Lee Beggs and company in a rural idyl, "Old Folks at Home'', which has been called the Way Down East of vaudeville. IL is well presented by four capable peo- pie, and MT. Beggs is without peer on the vaudeville stage as a character actor. It is expected that the sketch will prove the most refreshing and delightful of the year.
 As he added feature, Manager Poi will offer the Laurent Trio, two men and woman, and each a remarkable acrobat and strength wonder, the sen- sational feature of the act lying in the fact that the woman does most of the heavy work suppor ing the two men on a framework on her shoulders while they perform daring feats in the air.
 On the same bill will be seen Forbes and Bowman, two very clever young people who were lately featured with the George M. Conan show. They are very versatile as their act Gut ting Cute Capers" will prove, for ii is smart Ii tie turn abounding in good singing, clever dancing and clean cut comedy. Another favorite pair will he Dan Quinlan and Vic Rich ards. black face types, presenting their comedy satire, '"Tlae New Traveling Dentist MT. Richards has been for fifteen years prior to entering vaude- vile the principal comedian at the Eleventh Street Opera House, Phila- delphia. which is the only permanent minstrel organization in the world. To hear him alone sing 'I'm Going Crazy is vaudeville treat. Hathaway Kelly and Mack will offer a clever singing and dancing novelty. marked ly successful in measure for the rapidity with which the women of the trio make costume changes and ap- plause winning for the superiority of Mir. Mack's singing. Eldora and com pany will present a juggling and heavyweight throwing act. far and away from all others in this line of work and on a par with the best work of Conchas. Cinquevalli and others.
 The Electrograph will show new views, and altogether it looks like a big week at Polls the coming week. Seats for the en ire week are now on sale at the box office of the thea Ire