The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-04-06
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POLI'S

Easter week ushers out the 1enten season and ushers in a renewed in- terest in things theatrical-and in Bridgeport, that means Polls! In preparation for the final spurt of the vaudeville season before the warm weather ends it, Manager Polrs book ing agents have canvassed the whole field of American vaudeville to make the coming bill the most memorable of the entire season and it is replete with delightful features, each one of which is a real vaudeville plum.
 In the headline position we find Charles Mack, a theatrical favorite from coast to coast, in his beautiful and sumptuous scenic production. Come Back to Erin' This is ac- claimed as the most delightful Irish playlet ever put upon the stage and in the present instance has a cast and scenic production more than worthy of it. The story is full of heart in- terest and some beautiful Irish ball. lads are introduced. Charles Mack in the role of Larry Di1lon,'' an IriSh-American boy, is superb. Need- less to say the coming of this beauti- full act will be an immense attrac. tion
 Another of the big hits of the com ing bill will be the playlet present. ed by Mrs. Gene Hughes and Co.,. Youth" or the tale of frisky grand mother. If you find time hanging heavy on your hands during the week just drop around to Polis and get acquainted with grandmother. If your impression coincides with that of the big audiences which have already witt messed this production you will find that she is the niftiest, friskiest and altogether most charming grandmoth- CT that you ever saw. Youth" is from the pen of Edgar Allen Woolf and is about the breeziest little sketch upon the boards at the present time.
 Lives there a man with soul so stiff, he cannot laugh at Laddie Cliff! It is much to be, doubted. and the | little English comedian one of the favOrites of the entire vaudeville stage and in point of popularity up in the sky with the big fellows, will en- | certain Bridgeport audiences during the coming week with his latest non- sensical and humorous notions. This great little entertainer puts one over'' every time he appears and Bridgeport will be presenting the keys of the city to him before he leaves.
 Charming Marie Fenton, singing comedienne, is sure to meet with the warm reception which she deserves Popular through her stellar work in musical roles, she is adding to her fame by her dainty renditions on the vaudeville stage. Her presence on the bill next week is one of the sure guanatees of it's high quality.
 A new importation and one of the best in the acrobatic line that has been seen in this country for long time is the act by the title of tThe Three Escardos." The combinatio consists of three powerful, finely built men who do their work on bounding table, with every one of their tricks a mighty applause getter. Tn twists and somersaults all three of these top mounters are wonders and make everybody hold their breath. Admir- CTS oa physical culture must make it an especial point to see the three Es- cardos next week.
 Then the coming bill will include Merkle. impersonator of great men, past and present, and a marvel in his time; DeMichelle Brothers, the com- ical wops; Polls Concert orchestra, with the best of music, and Polls Electrograph, offering the latest of motion picture selections. Come early and make sure of your seats.
 For a good Easter smoke-Prince Toho