The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-11

ing cheap but the price, no exa ggera-
ton, and have come away not only de-
lighted with the uniform high excel
lence of the shows but surprised be-
yond measure that much of the
very best can be provided at so small
a price.
The headline feature for Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday will be Rob
erti's Animals, collection of wonder
who perform some most remarkable
stunts which arc sure especially to de-
light the little folks and not less so
their elders who appreciate animal
intelligence and cleverness. There is
a leaping monkey whose tricks are al
most marvellous, while the talking
bear is an interesting novelty. The
act, moreover, is full of wholesome
comedy, and it cannot fail to prove as
big popular hit as it has in the
other houses of this circuit. Another
especially strong offering will be the
military comedy and musical novelty
presented by the Three Musketeers,
which is highly original in conception
and reveals a series of novel sur
prises. The Musketeers are all finish
ed vocalists, whose voices blend most
harmonfously and their sketch
sparkles with bright comedy, one of
the two comedians giving a female
representation which is intensely fun
ny Special scenic settings enhance
the picturesque atmosphere of the act.
Deep Stuff Mckee, blackface
monolOguist and eccentric dancer is
sure to be a faVorite by reason of
methods, and Knise & Dunn will con
tribute dainty comedy and musical
alsetch which is full Of melody and
n1irth and will serve admirably to bal
ance this uniformly excellent bill. The
motion piceures will include an in
tensely dramatic story of modern life
from the Edison studios, entitled 1.-THE
Maid of Honor the amusing Pathe
comedy Starting Something" a most
interesting travel picture life at st.
Xavier Mission in Tuscon, Ariz., the
n
of Distress and Lubin's AN Artists
Romance
for the remainder of the week will
be headed by big <girl-act'' a musi-
cal comedy entitled 1.-THE Telephone
Girls in which an octet of merry
IaughabIe and delightful Tt is an
elaborate scenic production with many
novel electrical effects, with pretty
faces and graceful dances appealing
to the eye and catchy songs and
cnoruses to charm the ear Such a
ordinarily be seen outside the reg
ular vaudeville theatres, and it is
certain to be the talk of the town
after the Thursday matinee. The
Henley Kids, two very clever Juvenile
entertainers, will contribute a snappy
comedy, singing and dancing sketch,
of story-tellers and a, splendid yode-
Ter, will keep the big laughs coming
and Wilton & Merrick will be seen in
a comedy bar and trampo1ine act in
which these excellent gymnasts do
some very striking tricks. The new
motion pictures will be in keeping
with the high grade of the rest of the
bill
Theatregoers are rapidly becoming
familiar with the many attractive
advantages of the continuous perform
ance policy at the Plaza, and reaIiz-
ing that it is peculiarly adapted to
their convenience The afternoon
shows run from 1 80 to s. and those at
night from Z to 1920, so that one
be sure of seeing an excellent show
instead of feeling it necessary to go
at specified hour in order to lose
nothing. An entire change of pro-
gram is also given on Mondays and
Thursdays, in which both vaudeville
acts and pictures are all new