The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-08-26
POLPS VAUDEVILLE . SEASON OPENS TO
 CROWDED HOUSES

Poli's New Theatre opened it's reg ulsr vaudeville season yesterday with a brand of varied vaudeville which if continued throughout the season as sures crowded houses as well well pleased audiences at each perform : ance- There is no better booster for a show than the man who paid out regular money and took in the bill- Those who did part with the coin yesterday are today telling their friends that the opening was just great" It was --f '- , There are six acts on the diversi- fled bill and four photoplays, every one of which pleased the three audiences There are several changes from past seasons. Three performances are now given each day instead of two. This is a popular move allowing the patron to drop in on the evening performance at almost any time and yet see the entire bill Instead of seven acts of former years there are half a dog en. while best of all the scale of prices has been reduced all around The good standard of the acts is main tained, however
 The much discussed sale of narcotics and its consequent ravages upon the human frame are vfvfd1y portrayed in the playIet, Dope depicted by Herman Lieb and company of eight people. The trap laid by two so- ciety slgrn workers for a druggist, who a reversed and the summers are caught in the net The play conveys a, moral lesson which is most realistically brought home to those who seek to right the wrong in which they un-l Knowingly play an important part.
 Archer and BeIford have-,a comedy act that really takes The male mem Der of the duo never utters a.. word while he is on the stage yet with every gesture he's a. scream The regular Poli patrons will recognize him as the fellow who did all the heavy 1usrsx in ss1she Piano Movers. 2 He's even better thanA ever. while his part 1ler entertains with several good songs
 Frank Morren pleases with his snap py sayings and sweet voice. He is known in vaudeville as the golden voiced tenor and the name is not misplaced. His "A Garland of Old Fashiered Rases eaxgsg his best effort He was forced to respond to several encores-
 Ali g<inds of music are introduced yrGlass and Bernie, aeviolinist and an aceerdeonist. They start with the classical and finish with the rag time. The sbig audience was unwilling to let them depart They are a clever pair.
 Lynch and Teller claim they can throw the clubs with greater speed than any other two On earth Their claim has not yet been disputed. A clever strain of conedyl runs through their act allowing for the better putt ting over, of their work An unique electrical novelty completes fl1eir act.
 Billy Quick a clever cartoonist, opens the show. He's of the speed va riety and with his crayons and ninn-s bIe fingers. draws many up to the minute sketches. His is. an entertain ing performance-
 A monster hit was scored by Break ing into the big leagues a feature photo-pIay. A young man looked down upon by his townspeopIe because he pulled an error which lost the town the baseball championship, has dream in which he finds himself playing with the big 4Ieaguers. The pictures show the ssroolziev breaking in with the Giants at Marlin, Texas. on their spring training trips and the winning of several games2 at The Polo grounds,