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Bridgeport Times & Eve. Farmer, Bridgeport, Conn., Jan. 5, 1915.
„Poli‘s New Theatre, Bridgeport, Conn.“
– postcard in color, postmark Aug. 23, 1915, Card Cow
& Poli, exterior by night, marquee Once A Lady, Bridgeport
(...) Alexander Smith Carpet Ad,
Motion Picture Herald, May 7, 1932
& Poli, foyer with doors and staircase, Bridgeport
(...) Exhibitors Times, Sept. 13, 1913
& Poli, auditorium with the arch, stage and boxes, Bridgeport
(...) Exhibitors Times, Sept. 13, 1913
& POLI‘S THEATER
Record-breaking crowds were again the rule at all
performances at Poli‘s theatre yesterday.
Attracted by the six-reel Chaplin comedy and the excellent
vaudeville program, patrons packed the theatre
to capacity at every show – and everyone in the vast audience
seemed immensely pleased with the program.
The Chaplin feature picture is proving the comedy
sensation of the „movie“ world. Chaplin, known
to millions of „movie“ fans as „the funny drunk,“ is featured
in a mile of film, in every foot of which there is real
comedy. Assisting Chaplin in the fun-making are Marie
Dressler, the musical comedy star; Mabel Normand,
a favorite comedienne of the Keystone company, and a very
large cast of minor characters.
(...) Bridgeport Evening Farmer, Jan. 6, 1915
& CHAPLAN IN FILMS
TO REMAIN ALL WEEK
AT POLI‘S THEATRE
Manager S. Z. Poli this noon announced that Charles Chaplin‘s
funny six-reel picture, „Tillie‘s Punctured Romance,“
will be retained at Poli‘s theatre for the last half of the week.
(...) Bridgeport Evening Farmer, Jan. 6, 1915
„The Funny Drunk”
Advertisement. „POLI‘S
Where Everybody Goes
Three Shows Daily: 2, 6:45, 9 P. M.
Today! Today!
CHARLES CHAPLIN
The Funny Drunk
6 – Big Reels – 6“ (...)
Poli‘s Theatre, 1325 Main Street, Bridgeport.
Tillie‘s Punctured Romance is
released by Keystone December 12, 1914.
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