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Poli Quitting Theatre Plans Private Studio for Sculpture
Sylvester Z Poli, dean of theatrical magnates, retires Jan 1 as his circuits pass to a Boston syndicate. He will devote time to sculpture at home and tour with Mrs Poli, after selling theatres for about 30 million dollars. He traces a long rise from Lucca to New Haven and beyond, building a vast vaudeville and motion picture empire.
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Sylvester Z. Poli
Boston
Polt
Italy
Zeffaring
Sylvester Po
America
Europe
Poli
Pell
Monte Christo
Chateau D'If
St. Poll
Lucca
Jocosely
Paris
Napoleon
Museum Cravan
Eden Musee
Twenty-third Street
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Poll
New Haven
Hoadley
Church and
Crown Streets
Chamber of Horrors
Healey and Bigelow
Inew Haven
Sagwa Indian Medicine Men
Church Street
Lar
The
Wonderland
Music Hall
Ella Ewing
Iowa
Mr. Poli
Barnum
Zip
Edison
G. B. Bunnell
Grand Opera
Crown Street
Mr. Pelt
Sire
Reading Society
Waterbury Theatre
John Moliarty
Waterbury
Main Street
Francis Wilson
Joseph Jefferson
John Drew
Jefferson de Angelis
William H. Crane
Sir Henry Irving
Lil- Man Russell
James K. Hackett
E H. Sothern
Julia Marlowe
Henry Miller
Bostonians
Jean Jacques
Jacques Opera House
Jacques
Waterbury Field
Bridgeport
Hartford
Springfield
Worcester
Meriden
Norwich
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Baltimore
Washington
Plaza
B. F. Keith
Pol
Providence
Jersey City
Keith
BF Keith-Albee Vaudeville Exchange
Palace Theatre
New York Palace Theatre
Old
Hawes Opera House
Palace
United States
Mr. Poll