Poli's The Gamblers and The Man of the Hour At Poli's
Poli's theater opens with Mira Allcia Ramsey's The Gamblers a brisk English drama led by a strong cast including Miss Mabel Cameron Eva Vincent and Lord Fitzholm The Man of the Hour stars Wilston A Brady and Joseph R Grismer company beginning January 4 with Jim Phelan delivering the title joke and a strong laugh. May Robson headlines a later Poli's showing delivering Aunt Mary Watkins in a lively American comedy backed by a capable ensemble.
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Mira Allcia Ramsey
Poll
Fielding
Mabel Cameron
Leon
Eva Vincent
Lady Monst
Adelyn Westley
Likwise
Ina Hammer
Lady Norton
Austin Webb
Lord Fitzholm
Warren Cantan
Colon Fielding
J. Malcolm Dunna
Sampson
Walter Constantine
Albert Latscha
Edward Elkas
A Curry
Matilde Deshon
Fabella McGregor
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Joseph R. Grismer
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Bennett
May Robson
Miss Robson
Mary Watkins
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Aunt Mary
Far West
Netty Harnett
Jacques Vaudeville Show Next Week at the Jacques
Manager Poli showcases a notable vaudeville slate at the Jacques theater with headliner Clarence Funny Folks. The program includes "The New Scholar" and features the six O'Connor sisters among other acts performing in real and mirthful conceit.
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Premier vaudeville bill features Meredith sisters act
Manager Poli presents 11 Sisters Meredith with Many Nations musical novelty portraying Ub ch Chinese Egyptian Spanish Indian and French songs. The Readings offer acrobatic novelty Ke r k et and Berg vie for top act. Ta Clayton stars in His Local Color with Mills and Morris add blackface and Jack Boles and Jack O'Brien supply vocal pieces. New electrographic films cap the show.
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Poli
Meredith
Kekert
Berg
Mills and Morris
Jack Boles
Jack O'Brien
Empire The Devil draws large audiences with nightly shows
The Empire continues to draw large crowds for matinee and evening performances led by Paul Taylor. Next week features Robert Met and Karl Simmons in a three act Irish drama with a New Year matinee selling hundreds of seats. Company G annual ball at Buckingham Hall promises fashion and charity, while Fulton’s American band plans a carnival week finale with a dance and a Sunday concert at the music hall priced at 25 cents.
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