The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-25
TIRE THEATRES
POL,I'S.

Inasmuch as about every one who i has seen this weeks bill at Polls positively says that it Is the best bill they have ever seen one must, ID writing, take that statement for a | unanimous one and in truth it would
 be hard to improve on the bill from Fthe standpoint of entertainment:
 Just as it has been said in ordinary walks of life that some men "are born great, some achieve greatness and some have greatness thrust up on them" so 1t comes that an act on 1. the bill this week not especially fea- tured in advance because of its new ness walks away with all applause ton. Fields and Carroll, just Three Boys and a Piano." Rather ordinary title as titles go but you can just lay a wager that in less than quarter of an hour these boys put over six songs in manner that rouses the thusiasm and appreciation. Each IS a splendid singer, the most youthful of them. Carroll. is sure some piano player and each of the three Is bless ed with abundant personality as well in and hear Fields sing . pretty lit
 tie ballad, hear Eddie Weston sing
 I'm an Honorary Member of the
 Patsy Club" hear Carroll sing Lovey Joe" and then hear the trio sing
 F
 .-That Pussy Rag" and 'The Yiddisha
 Rag and you will come to the con-
 clusion that you have heard singing
 before but none so good as these three boys put across. The head line cast is that weird and mysterious
 conception by a Hindoo gentleman
 named Onaip. When a man can come out on the stage of theatre,
 hypnotize an assistant, command him
 to play and while he is playing the 0r,d y,io fO
 revolve at a dangerous speed in a mysterious way you begin to feel a
 bit creepy and think that perhaps there is something supernatural in the world after all. Don't get the
 idea that 1t is mechanical force be-
 cause to dispel that thought from
 your mind the curtain is lifted inn
 mediately the trick is over and all
 you see is the bare stage and the
 back wall of the theatre. You may
 think you know how it is done and
 perhaps you do. If you do write out
 your solution and send it to the man
 agement- The one nearest right will receive four box seats for next weeks
 performance. The special feature of
 the bill is that dainty and artistic singing and dancing act presented by
 the De Haven Sextette with Sydney
 Gibson featured. Mrs. George w. De Haven produces 1t in vaudeville and
 she is without an equal as mistress
 of stage craft, a designer of hand
 some gowns and 8 chooser of girls who are not alone pretty but who can sing and dance. The De Haven Sextette is a credit to vaudeville. Nat Haines and Will VidocQ, the former the best black face conversationalist in show business and the latter with out an equal as a straight man con- vulse the audience and Lynch and Teller give a marvellous exhibition of juggling and passing Indian clubs working at top speed all the while. The Three Du B1l Brothers have straight singing and dancing act which develops s, me great steps and Wright Huntington and company present ''The Stolen Kiss" a comedy playlette which must be classed as the best in this line this season. A most interesting series of views are shown by the picture machine and everyone can enjoy the bill and get home early.