The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-04-03
WHAT THE PAPERS SAY
ABOUT Bill AT Pou'S

The Telegram. April with Polls
theatre gaily decorated with flags
for the occasion Club Week" at the
pon,1lar PLAYHOUSE was ushered In
yesterday afternoon with capacity
audience, tribute to the drawing at
traction of the weeks bill. Last night
was Elks' night and the members of
Bridgeport lodge. B. pa Or E. filled
the body of the house. Features Of
special interest to Bridgeport audi
ences this week are the appearance
of two acts made up of Bridgeport
boys who are doing splendidly The
first to make their bow were Simon
Neary and Fred Miller, two local
boys who have been on the stage for
half dozen years now and have
recognized place among vaudeville
artists by their clever work AS dane
corded to George Finklestorie, Lester
Burdick and George. Bly,. Joseph
Harris true to life production entitled
"A Night in a Turkish Bath gives
the audience their fill OF high class
comedy. The bill throughout is OF
stellar attractions.
The Post, April 2-Review: Appre-
citation was the theme and cordiality
the dominant chord at Polls last ev-
ening. The house was taxed to it's
capacity Cor it was the opening night
rendered the Bridgeport boys on the
bill was great but the applause
brought out by the merit Of their per-
Torrance was greater. The bill is
good one all the way through. One
of the most artistic acts, and some
"Fleurette." Some beautiful effects
are obtained with a stereopticon.
"Fleurette" has very pretty figure
and face, and the set is long way
from the ordinary and entirely free
from anything suggestive or out of
place. sk.9 snE saa1o
-- tesT berfesi-.
The Farmer, April 2-There is quite
an air of festivity. at Polls this week.
With the. numerous presentations to
favorite sons and the house .gaily dec
grated with flags you see miniature
old home week in addition to a vaude-
vile performance. The headliner is
"a Night in a Turkish Bath a
comedy and sentimental episode in
one act. The atmosphere of one Of
those places of. torture is perfectly
represented. Robert J.. Webb. in the
role of the fat fellow, is immense.
The comedy is furnished by the diff
ferent characters who meet In the
place. The big hit of the evening was
1.-THE Tuneful Trio Finklestone, Bur-
dick and BLY,. The. local boys. were
warmly greeted. A warm reception
was also waiting for S. Neary and F.
Miller, two Bridgeport boys who have
made good in the biggest vaudeville
houses. F1eurette, who has more
curves than the ,,Lehigh Valley. holds
the attention of the audience in wi
sion dart. She is seen in a number
of poses which represent pictures OF
life in many lands. The colored slides
are very beautiful, and Fleurette is
pretty enough to have her face on the
post cards.
The Standard, April Pit was old
home week at Polls last night and
the five local boys who were on the
bill were given a great reception.
Aside from the two acts which local
boys present, there is 'Fleurette,'' in
"Visions Dart She is a beautiful
woman and as she poses, views9from
a stereopticon are thrown around her.
Miller and Lyle. two colored come.
dams. kept the audience in an uproar,
A Night in a Turkish Bath would
drive away the blues, for there is an
abundance Of funny situations.