The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-02-15
POLLS = VAUDEVILLE

Eight great big vaudeville surprises
have been crowded into one. stellar bill
BY Manager s. z. Poll in arranging
next weeks program for his. theatre
de luxe Every form of vaudeville en-
tertainment best liked by discriTninat-
ing fEeafregoers is REPRESENTED in the
bill prepared by Manager Poll and it 3
bound to be-9 gala week from a the
atTass Fests9f and SFga ePoE ssrprse
Offering provided by Manager Poll is
Miss Una Clayton and her talented
players ,i in an unique comedy rss5id f fFom
Lead Them This is the greatest
play1et ever given to vaudeville. and
York City. where it had unprecedented
vogue In his weekly review recently,
s-Zit," the New York vaudeville critic,
picked this offering as the best attrac-
and had this to ay--of it: f'A11 we
need in the vaudeville world is more
sketches like Miss Claytonfs.y
Miss Clayton, in her newest effort,
plays with remarkable execution the
part of little waif in a story that
abounds with real human interest .
by herself leaves absolutely nothing
to be desired, and the play itself is as
delightfully."- refreshing as a. cool breeze
on a sultry night Interming1ed with
the beautiful story of real pathos, Is
a rich comedy vein that lends greater
attractiveness to the offering. Miss
ented company.
Thousands and thousands of thea
TRIGGERS have laughed long and loud
with McAEahon and Chappel1e, premier
comedy entertainers who come next
week in their skit, why Hub by Lost
the Train These artists need no in
PRODUCTION here. Their past perform
ances have won them favor in Bridge
port and their latest offering is the
best thing they have attempted. This
combination can result in nothing but
very best entertainments.
Did you ever see any female white
hcpes? Probably not, if already you
who have just closed a New York
tour, and who begin a limited engage
ment with Manager Poll in Bridge
port next week Five attractive young
ladies who can box, wrestle, fence and
punch the bag contribute to this alb
solutely unique entertainment. They
enough ginger into their offering to
make the most staid vaudeville goer
sit I'D and take notice. A series OF
poses Illustrating the favorite 'tVal-
1ops'' of well known boxers forms one
of the features of the novelty.
Everybody'11 be doing it next week
when the Texas Tommy Dancers, d.
rect from the coast, present the latest
whirlwind terpsdehorean evolution at
Polls TWO young men and two
young ladies, proclaimed sFrisco's Fa-
vorfte Four OFFER this popular dane
ing diversion as it was originally in
troduced in California, and present a
mum Der OF OIn6E SnL1r0ly novel IefpS1~
chorean numbers This is one of the
real Surprise acts in vaudeville.
Hugo Lutgens, 1.-THE Swedish
Preacher viii be heard in mono
1ogue that Is as funny as it is origi-
nal While Lutgen appears in the
garb Of a preacher, religious sub ects
or anything that might be bit dis
tasteful are absolutely eschewed in his
rnonoIogue, which bristles with bright,
plhi1osophfca1ly humorous jests.
Armstrong g. Ford, old favorites
here, return with their new skit, THE
Johnnie and the Cop" something new
IN the fun-producing 1ine
THE Pumpkin Grip is a novelty
feature introduced by Mcintyre, SUIT
ton 81 Mcintyre, comedy acrobats OF
the highest order.
The Poliscope, with repertoire of
the best in animated photography, will
close this excellent bill.
Today is the last opportunity to see
1.-The Dance Dream Cliff Gordon nd
the six other big attractions now play
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