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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1914
Page
20
A holiday display features the Combination Gift for a Man with a tie, hose, and handkerchief in a matched box. The idea expands to practical, modestly priced sets with accessories like armbands and bags, plus a sweater option. Prices range from 50 cents to 49 dollars with various apparel items for men and boys.
A local shop offers gift handkerchiefs crafted from real Irish linen. The stock is described as carefully chosen with a strict linen standard. Special values priced at 25 and 50 cents are highlighted.
The Noisy Students headline a three night run at Poli’s vaudeville with fast action, a large cast, elaborate sets, and solid comedy. Notable acts include DeMarest the violinist, the DePalma Sisters, Conlin-Steele Trio, Leon ard and Arnold, The John Troupe acrobats, and Lew Dockstader in a photodrama of Dan.
Billie Reeves opened a three day engagement at the Plaza to capacity crowds with his Tat ast and Too Full for Words. The Gallerini Four impressed with a wide repertoire and encores. Restful Inn and Correll nautical skits drew praise. The photoplay program included Patty’s Magic Pants Keystone Jimmy and Be fore and After.
The Lyric Theatre invites audiences from the cold night air to warm seats as Calburn Stock Company presents a string of latest successes.
The Calburn Players stage The Gilded Fool with Lowell Sherman as Chauncy Short and Blanche Hall as Margaret Ruthven in Bridgeport. The troupe praised for laughs and talent plans Aunt Mary next week with Emma DeWeale and Sherman in key roles. The Corchxchange Bank of New York to distribute $20,000 to its employees as a Christmas gift.
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