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itafisn bur6 bic gountp aiqao,
SommiTion Biz sur hohit.n sSnfson,
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nbboIen ipDllte. aeipohrte & au feinrm
Gnrcden. bab Der Qabcn leer ipor.
Gin atipiifer Rpienb1um. tpeifer an.
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oussefiibri bober ion. Gabes III Der
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Gnot Suli nnter Der Befhulbigung
bts Gbebrubs perbaftet unb bon Rihs
ter Gridt 5u 50 9asen 4rbsitsbdus
rerurtbsilt.
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ltrier agent in 6amiItsn ii
Gerr Gonart @rnd, 449 snb Tlnfte
Etrafe. 8ea Sci. 47G a., &pme
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Mben6 aus benz 9ilitomobile oes Ban.
fiers 8. Sc. gafe einen Hesenmaniel
uno 5tpei SdoBoeden.
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Sic Geuport Office inr bas ,Gin.
einnatier 9rlfsnlatt" befinbct iidl iu
Wp. $50 DDrf Strcfe, sessniibcr scm
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nung, Ro. 1873 Waple 4os., ein gu-
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seit ftattfinben.
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Notteseienit in YoSmann's NittiueH'
beimatA.

I'm Der goomanniden Wiiipenhei.
mnih fincet am Ecnniaa Na6mi!tda
um brei uhr Elm GotiesoienIt iintt.
ben 6err poitor u. 6. Diebe BON Der
Gp. aions Qirf< leiten ipiro. iTreunbe
uno Donner Der Anitali iinp au oieIem
goiiesbienit herslih singe!apen.
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Hss ess ~s,ssms csisine'

Gas III Qaxafies Hroms EHintne.
anisH eis ant pie eignctur BON q. ".
0reeG 1eiu stn< .9rfdltuHa In ftReM Iaa.
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Sic Gemport Office inr bas ,Gin.
einnatier IrlfsnIatt" befinbet iidl i'll
0u. $50 gOrf Strcke, seseniibcr ecm
Gunrthauie, noielbit Weuisfeiten, Nn'
seiscn II. I. m. bic 10 llbr 45 Wiuu.
ten Ibenos entgeaeugenummeu uer.
ben. SeIep6pn Spnth 240f.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-03-21

'fGFeat Scott and Maria, subj said
Colonel Todhunter, describing the scene
to Dick CantrilI upon his return home,
you couldn't ha' wedged knife blade
In between any two men in that there
crowd, sub. And the way they cheered
and hollered when was introduced by
the chairman Of the meetin', sub!
Blamed If you wouldn't ha' thought I
was the original roar1n' ring tailed
guyast1cutus of Calaveras county, sub,
and the only one in captivity, sub. I
never saw grown men behave that way
before in all my life, Dick CantriIl,
and it made me hottern blaZes. But
kept my shirt on, sub, sayin' to myself
that was there to help old Bill Strick-
land all I knew how. So just took 1t
out in talkin' to 'em like a Dutch
uncle, sub, givin' 'em the straight Dem
ocratic doctrine and tel11n' 'em they
needed it blamed bad, too, sub. And I
laid the law down to EN-, sub, that 1t
wa mt me, but old Bill Strickland, they
ought to be a-hollerin' for by rights, If
they was the good Democrats they per-
tended to be, sub. Yes, sub, and then
they hOllered louder'n ever. But let
me tell you one thing, Dick Cantrili,
III be shot full O. holes if didn't have
'em every one up on their hind legs
a-whoopin themselves black in the face
for old Bill Strickland fore got
through with 'em, sub. tell you, Dick,
that there Satan straddled newspaper
done its durndest to ruin me, but got
even with it right then and there, suh!'
"Bully for you, COLONEL" vociferated
Dick Cantri1l, his humorous lips Tem-
ulous with mfrth. 'I'd gladly give the
last dollar I had in the world If I
could have been there and heard your
But the co1onel's face fell. Dick he
0aid, would you believe it? Them there
1nfFernal cartoonists came back at me
the next day worse'n ever, sub. They'd
been there at that meetin' and got me
In action. I'll be eternally condemned
II I ever saw such pictures of a hv1n'
human be1n' as they drew of me then,
sub. 1t was a sin and a shame. What's
a man goin' to do these days, Dick
Cantril1? I tell you, sub, the present
6fvolity of the American press is ut
terly destroyin' the dignity of public
life, suh!'
cit is, colonel--it isr' agreed the edi-
tor of the Nineveh Weekly Blade con-
tritely. And it is to Dick CantrilPs
everlasting credit that he held himself
In until Colonel Todhunter had stalked
away. Then he laughed as he had not
laughed in many day.
s'God bless him. he said to himself
ehokngly. HE and his speeches have
gained i've thousand votes for Colonel
Strickland in st. Louis just as sure as
the sun rises and sets! And they're
worth 1t, tool"
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-03-21
FOx's LYRIC THEATRE
(By the Fox Lyric Press Agent.)

y
Every act on the bill at the Fox
Lyric the last three days of the week
could be cIassed as a headliner and it
is by far the best show that has ap-
peared at that theatre during the Fox
regime. ''Fun in a Butcher Shop" is
billed as the feature but the other
acts are just as worthy Of the posi-
ton. The Butcher shop is a panto-
mime comedy acrobatic specially in
which several people appear They
carry special set with many trick
devices that makes the offering a big
laugh. There are two corking good
ground workers and the comedians
are clever. The act is a big flash.
Downs and Gomez whom the press
agents boom the Eugene Cowles
and Mary Garden of colored vaude-
willie lived up to their title yesterday
and were a tremendous hit. De Lisle
and Vernon showed some aeroplane
speed in a sister act in which they
introduced character singing and sew
eral changes of costume One of the
best novelties in vaudeville is the
ventriloquiaI act of Thornton and
West. for both use dummies with a
bright line of patter and some good
songs.
Pembroke. Robinson and Company
have taken an old theme and made it
into a corking good sketch called a
Horse on Father. It is a big laugh
all the way through. Variety is add
ed to the bill by Brocco, a gypsy vio-
lnist The pictures were excellent as
usual with many varied subjects.
Next Monday starts a big Spring F'es-
tiVal Of Fox vaudeville.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-03-21
THE PLAZA


You could search the four corners
Of the earth and a better vaudeville
show could not be found than the last
three days bill at the popular Plaza
theatre. Each and every one of the
six acts presented are of head line
ca1ibre and the audience readily rea-
liked the fact and applauded most
literally. Sugar Midgley and com
pany in a farcia1 nonsensica1ity en-
titled early Morning Reflections
was the laughing hit OF the bill. To
describe or even intimate the plot of
the little laughing vehicle would be
spelling a good thing as it is some
what of a surprise. Watson and
Flynn in a singing and dancing spe-
cialty are about as clever a pair as
seen in Bridgeport in some time. The
lady member of the couple is ex-
ceedingIy attractive young woman
and her male partner is a real Ches-
terfeld. One portion of their turn
consisting of bur1esque Scotch at
fair was both original and funny, the
audience would not let them leave
the stage until they repeatedly took
several encores. The SyIphanos, two
artists on the xy1ophone, played selec-
lions from grand opera to popular rag
time. Kitner & McClay in a black
face oddly certainly know how to
MAKE SOOd use OIL IIlG1T hdISTld4. Jill
er acts on the bill were The Emile
Sisters on the flying trapeze and the
Three Romans on the lettering lad
ders. The daylight photo-plays
pleased immensely. the Indian picture
entitled 1.-The Indian Maids Warn
ing came in for special praise. The
other films were two very funny Bio
graphs "a Ka1em drama and two
Pathe subjects, all first run and new
err seen in Bridgeport before
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-03-21
PARK THEATRE
(By the Park Press AgenG.)

Undoubtedly the seasons most
prominent offering is Joe Hurtig's
presentation of Billy w. Watson and
Girls From Happyland'' in 1.-The Fly
The plot Of his latest vehicle carries
an American as well as F'renchy at
mosphere. The first act introduces
Watson as the Chief Examiner in the
U. s. Patent Office, while during the
second act the comedian enjoys the
frivoltties enanating from the EfGirl
Shop establishment of an abso-
lutte original and at the same time
most enticing character. The comedy
throughout the attraction Is forming
an endless chain of 1augE-productng
situations. Especially the grotesque
antics Of the star comedian keep the
auditor in excellent humor. There Is
a capable cast of twelve more prin-
cipal entertainers engaged to support
Watson A chorus of twenty-four
sprightly and animating girlies will
do much to lend touch of exquisite
beauty to THE Flying Dutchman.''
'~THE LITTLE MILLIONAIRE.
On Monday evening at the Park
theatre Messrs. Conan and Harris will
present the musical farce entitled
THE Little Millionaire one of the
most successful products of Mr.. Co
hans pen in recent seasons. There
is an enduring charm about this play
thor's admirers as no other has done,
and they one and all declare that for
spontaneity of humor and ninbleness
of wit, 1.-The Little Millionaire is the
De Luxe edition of Cohan's portfolio
of plays down to date. The company
includes among others: VIM. Keogh,
Johnny Hines, Walter Thomas, Daniel
Day Edgar HaIstead, Donald Crisp,
Denny 1owney, Albert Hovey, VIM.
Doyle, Jack Gerard, Frank Oberwald,
James Cooley, Armand King, Dicky
Delaro, Lillian Britt, Kitty DeVere,
Lola Hilton, Lydia, Scott, Minerva
Barry, Helen Hunter and Jane Field
ing.
THE SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS
''The Shepherd of the Hills,'' a dram
atization of Harold Bell Wright's nov
ell of the same name by Mr.. Wright
and Fishery W. Reynolds, is an
nounced for production soon at the
of books published has a novel at
tanned such a widespread popularity
in the short space Of four years. 1t
has exceeded by one hundred thou
sand copies the sale of the previous
biggest seller David tT1aruth.'' In
making a play of his story, the au-
thor in collaboration with Mr.. Rey-
noIds has retained the big dramatic
possibilities of the book, making the
love story of young Matt and Sam
my Lane his big theme. The play
would be interesting even if 1t only
depended upon it's excellent charac-
ter-drawing to entertain, as the char-
acters of. the mountaineers of the
Ozarks are indeed unusual upon the
stage and lend a picturesquenesS that
is really worth while.
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at Washington, where exceptional OPP
portunity is given for the display of
originality ana clevernees which has
preceded both show and principals, in
Guiding Nellie Watson, a pr1ma-donna
of classical note and nicely. Luelia
Temple, a eoubrette Of substance,
when alone in song and dance and
teaning with Watson put over several
hits for big applause.
The chorus, which consists of pom
les and show-girls shows a keen de-
sire to work. The former are parti-
cularIy active. In scenic effect and
costume, with special reference to a
closing drill the effect is handsome.
While it was said that less than
the usual number of patrons would
attend the weekend performances at
the Park, Thursday saw the full seat
ing capacity of the house occupied
and it is likely that no decrease in
the patronage will be observed dur
ing the remainder of the engagement.
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ENTERTAINMENTS
THEATRICAL GOSSIP
POLLS = VAUDEVILLE
(By the Poll Press Agent.)

Prince Floro, the educated sinian
who has been a, sensation everywhere
in his brief American tour, continues
handsome new theatre where he is a
feature Of the big headliner program.
The Prince makes hundreds of new
friends daily, and they are all talk
ing of his wonderful mentality and
positively human traits.
The Prince is right at home in or
dering a dinner, smoking cigar,
shooting pool, riding bicycles and a
score of other matters that greatly
interest humans. His bicycle riding
and his eccentric dancing are great
nirth provokers and prove hits in his
highly amusing and instructive en-
tertainment. Only a few more per
TRIGGERS Of the city may get a glimpse
of this wonderful sirnian.
The Poll program contains other big
features this week and the bill, as a
whole, is most evenly balanced. Mack
and Walker, musical comedy favor
their new slzit, ''Their New FIirta-
tion,'' one of the daintiest offerings
of its kind ever seen here. George
ROLAND and company in Fixing the
Furnace a r1otous farce, provide
lots of fun. Other big features are:
DuCalfon, in his naonologue atop q
tottering ladder; Hilda Hawthorne
singing ventriloquist; Billy "Swede'
Hall and company in a comedy dra-
ma, MADE Good; The Frey Twins
in their statuesque posing and wrest-
ling exhibition; Davis and Walker in
eccentric dances; and the Poliscope
with motion pictures de luxe.
A phone to 291O will reserve seats
for the remaining performances OF
this exceptional bill.
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lAPPYLAND GIRLS AT
PARK THEATRE PLEASES
Billy Watson's Big Troupe of Enter
tanners Delight Capacity Audience.

Billy Watson and his girls from
Happyland, with Frank Harcourt,
Lue1la Temple and Nellie Watson.
Yes, the Watson show at the Park
theatre is worth while, and the head
liner is a bump-hitting, rapid-fire
marksman of hilarious and, side-split-
ting hunlor.
Girls from Happy1and is presented
in two acts, the first showing the in
terror of the Marquise~ de Souse's
Beauty Shop, where Frank Harcourt
as Adam Fool, is led to the slaughter
but escapes with the coin. In charac-
ter, dialogue and situation the act is
teeming with brightness, beauty and
bIithsome DUNK
In the second act, Billy Watson ap-
pears and the scene is set in an ex-
aminers room of the Patent Office
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GOOD FRIDAY AT ST. LUKE's

ST. Luke's church, Stratford avenue
and sixth street, Rev William H
Jepson rector Good Friday, morning
prayer and ante Communion 10 a. m. !;
Evening Prayer and brief review of
the events of Holy week 7:45 p. m. At
the evening service the choir aug
mented will render Maunder's cantata
From Olivet to Calvary" Soloists:
Mrs Charles Hall, soprano; Lewis G.
Fenton, tenor; L. E. Hebbard, bari
tone Florence NJ Umstatter, organist.
Holy Baptism administered on Satur-
day at p. m.
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