The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-03
EMPIRE THEATER

rhs grsatest oe all Mary 7icaxford
 sszii osls Player sszb5 5ects, sBehInd the Scsnss. viii be shown for the last time tonnoxrolw at the Eznpfre theatre. .Thjs exce1lent feature IS one that not only contadns heart Interest story btIt contains all the requirelnents which tend to spell palotcplay nasster-
 Ths photography tl1roughout the i've parts is perfect, and the acting Of the principais Is all that one @rpecta IF exn such well known players ass Miss F1ckford Ida V7Eaternlsn James Kirk wood and Lowell Sherman The scenes throughout are perfect in de- tS1l and ths production has been put qn by 3. rnaatsr q dtsector of the pnot0- : ndiss Plckfor,dss rendition of the role nf Dolly Lasne the little actres is one Of the best chaxacterizatdo ons of her bril11a1t career As Dolt 44an e this most popular motion pictalre ac- reas. sttrs the pulse ana grips the
 .lBeEi1d the srenes @ q picture wersi on Of the noted play of the same name written by Margaret Mayo au- thor Of ssBaby Mine, ana the cur rent Broadway suecees Twin Beds-,' The h1m version by far excels the stage version. due to the fact that In El19 LEF7r EeSlS k IlA4flDS1 or S5ea1t5a5 <A1t Q incidents are shown Of which were only spoken Of in the play.
 The story in brief is as fOIloWs: Dolly Lane becomes acquainted with Steve Hunter and soon after narxies him steve Is called away to the death bed of his rich uncle Dolly. who has stiIl remained in tn e conn pany that she was in before she mar rfed. puts all her heart and soul into her work and thinks only of success. she fs called upon one night to go on in the leading 1ady part and she scores insta.ntanenous success Steve returns the heir to his uncI $ vast wheat farm Dolly tells of her snc- cess but her husband tells her that she must give up the stage. After q terrific struggle she leaves all and re- turns with him. Life in the West is too monotcnous for her and he call Of the faotii&hts reaches her. way out in the far away West She leaves her husband and returns to the scene man Of the world. is only too glad to back a new production with her as the star Success is once more forth coming. This wealthy backer is a, vt1I- ture and she. for the first time. fully realizes what she owes to him that made her a star. Steve returns to seek Z his wife. but upon entering her dress ing room, he is witness co a tense scene between his wife and the man. He leaves alone Dolly cannot put him from her thoug hta. and finally decides to leave for the W est, where she learns Steve has gone. She takes the train to Steve despairing and disiIzusionized, leaving behind the life Of tinsel and sham to begin life anew with her husband Steve re- eeixee her and she tells him all, and as his forg1ving arms es1lbrace her once again. the tawdry glitter Of the past that was, is forgotten and they both look forward 10 the life that Is yet to come and to fhe future Of hap piness that Hes before them both ir the far away glorious West
 Lovers Of high class acting sIaoi1fd not nliss this chance of seeing aMrv Pickford at her best Torn orrow in conjunction with this grsate St of al photodran1as. the latest fnzsta1ment est Louis Joseph Wancess probfern ser fa1. The Trey o, Hearts's will be shown.