The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-07-15
POLI'S.

George one of the most popular ac- tresses of the day considers that "A Woman's Way written by Thompson Buchanan is the best starring vehl- cle Miss George has ever had and be it known Miss George has appeared in several highly successful plays and be it further known that William A. Brady is a keen judge of plays as befits one of the leading producers of the country. "A Woman's Way
 has been selected by Manager Poll for production the coming week at pected to achieve a grand hit With this excellent play. The theme is t.le problem of handling a husband and answers the question of how young wife shall deal. with a husband, who, neglecting her and going his own way. sas contracted the habit of flirting with various ladies. Marion Stanton Miss Anne Hollinger) is the young
 married woman whose life seems to be in danger of being blighted through the indefensible conduct of her nus land Howard Stanton John Ince) However ingeniously and in a decid- edly bold way she. successfully carries out what might be said to furnish an excellent lesson for neglected wives.
 Stanton. the grandson of a peer. has an unfortunate acident while driving His motor and the result is a broken arm which is really of not much moment were it not the fact that at the time the accident happens Stanton is not alone lady being his companion and the lady not being his wife When the play opens the home of Stanton is being besieged by newspapermen anxious to get as much as possible about the latest so- ciety scandal but only one of them MT. Lynch CThomas Moore)- gains ad- mission to the house and his methods amusingly illustrate the willy ways of the American journalist in search of sensational copy. Stanton is fur ious at the publicity given to his awkward motor accident but his wife faces the situation n,in9arySWay that proves her level headhess and com- mon sense and in her the inquiring newspaperman meets more than his match. She then busies herself as to the best plan to win her foolish husband back to the domestic fold from which he has strayed. She does not make the mistake of. ignoring her most formidable rival the beauti- fnl Mrs~BfaKehiofe Emma Salvatore) but invites that lady to dinner to meet her own and her husbands fam fly. When the husband discovers that Oliver Whitney (Mr. Eggenton) and Bob Livingston (Mr. Junior) both guests of his are in the habit of call ing the object of his adoration Fuss" he receives a shock and is still more disgufsted when he discovers his wife carrying on a filtration with a for mer admirer s~who by the way is only stimulating his ardor to help eff feet her project. Though doubting at the first that her plan will be suc- cessful the experiment proves a win- ner and the beautiful Mrs. Blakemore is left free to seek another victim for her charms. MT. Reynolds as the family lawyer, Mrs. Ineman, Miss Bennett, Miss Lynch. Miss Rochte and Messrs. Kirk and Randolph will give artistic portrayals of the roles as- signed and a most excellent rendition of this New York success is assur- ed
 Stage Director Socola is thoroughly familiar with the production and will give it his best effort while Scenic Artist Carne has outdone himself in scenic effects
 Between the acts Jack Altman and the Singing Ushers will again delight the thousands of Poli patrons and the electrograph will show entertaining views. Voting for the most popular 1aby in the Paby Show begins Mon- Tay and there are over a hundred entries which are shown on the screen The final judging of babies for the prizes will be Saturday August 5th.