Amusements at Poli's Vaudeville and Photoplays
A late week program blends vaudeville and photoplays with top attractions. Henrietta De Serris and fifteen Nyigg models from Paris's Academy of Sculpture perform classic art reproductions. Also featured are Man of Sedat five reels, Wilson Franklyn and company in My Wife Won't Let Me, John and Winnie, Spegel and Dunn in a minstrel novelty, and the Three Romans in a classy acrobatic act.
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Poli’s
Henrietta de Serris
Nyigg
Academy of Sculpture
Paris
Wilson Franklyn and
Baer Rae John
Winnie
Vaudevillians
M and
Spegel and Dunn
The
Three Romans
Plaza screens Norma Talmadge in The Children in the House
Plaza will show Norma Talmadge in The Children in the House a Triangle feature about a wronged woman Cora Vintent who defies parental pressure choosing character over money The vaudeville program includes Hack and Mack Billy Swede Hall Allen and comet and Allen with cross talks and a Keystone comedy emphasizing a lively annual bill.
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Norma Talmadge
Jweers
Cora Vintent
Hack and Mack
America
Comet
Allen
Bothese
Hall
Broadway Gaiety at The Lyric Next Week
The Lyric presents Broadway Gaiety by Cecil Spooner and company with a new farce delighting crowds all next week. Stars Cecil Spooner and Pony receive varied roles, promising strong laughs and clever plots. The program also features the feature picture The Blindness of Love with Julius Steger.
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Lyric
Broadway Gaiety
the Lyric
Broadway
Cecil Spooner
Pony
Julius Steger
Silent Screen Offerings Add New Works With Music
Creation is praised as superior to The Sixth Commandment, drawing crowds. Manager Isham schedules an all feature Sunday program with The Blindness of Love and Edwin August in The Double Haul plus comedies and serious pictorial subjects. Bentley's Symphony Orchestra provides music with solo numbers.
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Isham
Edwin August
Bentley
Symphony
The Come Back Leads Metro Program at Local Theatre
Harold Lockwood stars in The Come Back a five part Metro masterpiece with an all star cast. Graft the twentieth episode offers thrilling suspense and Childhoods Happy Days Drew comedy provides light humor. Numerous other features round out an altogether pleasing program.
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Harold Lockwood
Metro
Drew
Sydney
Frank
Keenan
Opera Soprano to Sing at Eagles Carnival Tonight
Mrs Marie DeSantiss will perform at the Eagles Carnival in Eagles Hall this evening, offering a repertoire from major operas in Italian and English. The event features cabaret acts in refreshment rooms and a growing attendance with dancing to Quigley’s orchestra. tomorrow night Miss Mary McNamara, a popular soprano, will headline.
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Marie, DeSantiss
Eagles’ Hall
Quigley
Mary McNamara
Miss McNamara
Last appearance of Singing McEnally orchestra at Colonial Ball Room
Owing to warm weather only one more visit by the Singing McEnally orchestra at the Colonial Ball Room Fairfield avenue next Monday. Concert followed by dancing and novelties by the orchestra. Large crowd expected for the last dance of the season. Also notes on Quilty's dancing school and one step lessons with classes 8 to 9 pm Thursday and Friday, dancing until midnight, moderate admission.
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Fairfield Avenue
McEnally
Quilty’s School of Dancing
Everlasting Gifts from M J Buechler Jeweler
The advertisement promotes gold and silver gifts for graduation birthdays weddings and anniversaries. It emphasizes sentiment and lasting value in jewelry and invites readers to visit 48 Fairfield avenue near Middle street to see a range from inexpensive to elegant pieces.
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M. J. Buechler
M. J. Buechler, the Reliable Jeweler
Fairfield Avenue
Middle Street
Recupertabs touted as nerve tonic breakthrough
An advertisement touts Recupertabs as a quick and sure nerve and blood tonic derived from Dr Al t Robin glycerophosphates. It claims relief from loss of appetite weight loss sleeplessness and nervous exhaustion and notes wide European use. Sold at drugstores or by mail from Curts Chemical Co New York, distributed in Bridgeport by J D Hartigan.
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Al‘t Robin
Paris
Curts Chemical Co
West 23Rd St
New York
Bridgeport
J. D. Hartigan
Fairfield Avenue
Ten thousand greet President Wilson amid crowd of 75000
Ten thousand people shook hands with President Wilson last week and praised his leadership as they applaud his public duties. Biographies of politicians appearing show many believe the United States pays a high salary for service. A health tip warns readers not to rely on health hints in newspapers. Mexican generals assure Villa will stay dead until US troops retreat across the border. Spring flowering plants advertised by John Keck & Son.
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United States
Wilson
Villa
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POLIS
Julus Cteger
Supreme Vaudeville
WM. Farnum
John
Winnie Henning
Warren & Templeton
Spegel & Dunn
Edna May In “Salvation
Joan
New Strand
Main ST
High ST
Louis Lowery
Blue Bird Photoplays Co
Charley Chaplin
Charley
James J. Corbett
Pauline Gilmore
Corbett
Gilmore
Viola Savoy
Spooner
Viola
Gaiety Theatre
W. H. Isham
Baruccaneer
Will H. Cohen
Amusem
McEnelly
Singing Orchestra
Colonial Ball Room
BASE
Newfield Park
Lawrence
Worcester
Lynn
Quilty
Bridgeport Aerie
Knights OF Columbus
Galino
State Street
Columbia Graphone Quartet
Burr, Campbell, Collins, Meyers
Clolins
Harlan
Prince
Chapman and Collins
Rahrig
Escallops
W. D. Cook & Son
Water Street
Ipage, Hack and
Nzack
Billy
Hall (and Company
Sterlings
Alton& Allen
Keystone
Keeney
Empire Theatre
Aramount Pictures
Ali
Paramount Feature
David Garrick
Dustin Farnum
John Keck & Son
Hotel Lorraine
Congress Sts
Highland Spring
Highland Spring Water Co
Warren Street
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