The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-08
PLAZA.

PLAYA. The management of the Plaza theatre tells us that 1t Is presenting an unusually strong vaudeville and photopIay bd1I the last half of this week starting today. The feature picture is Tom Moore in his newest Goldwyn release, ''The Gay Lord Quex" and<it is surely some gay pie ture, the gayest perhaps that you've ever seeA- All the dash and gallantry Of Tom Moore. all the winning quail ties of his smile, all the power of his great dramatic ability is insdlled in this latest Tom Moore ought to feel at home, too, for it has not been nazrny years since the stage of the EltEza theatre was graced with his form in the PoH Players when they were enacting stock plays. Double feature vaudeville including '"The Night Boat.'' a comedy rdot with six excellent performers, and '"The Bullet Proof Lady,'' the sensation of Europe, introduced by Capt. Frank Leffen. Doctors and scientists are especially invited to view the Bullet Proof Iady's performance, because it seems so Impossible. The bullet from military rifle penetrates the cards and the lady's body simultaneously shat tering the glass behind her. Irving and White will score a big hit here as they have dn every other city where they have played. Gilbert and Saul offer pretty violin act. Inter national News, Topics of the Day and other features complete the bill.
 POIHS.
 At Pon's today Dorothy Dalton win be seen for the first time in her latest photop1ay success fLApache." Dorothy Dalton, who plays the part o9 a. v1vacious Apache dancer of the Paris de1ni-monde in 'L'Apache," her latest Pararnount-Arbcraft picture produced by Thomas H. Ince, Is in real life a typical American outdoors lgfrI.
 Her part in 'LApache'' gives her an opportunity to show her suppaeness and grace in eccentric dances. The picture was, directed by Joseph De Grasse and has notable cast.
 Dock Baker in his musical comedy s-protean revue-with a cast of 12 people is as good as ever. This, his latest act, and, aided by a chorus of charming girls, 'Dock" puts over a number of decidedly entertaining numbers. -
 Murphy and Lachnar, comedians both, present an act entitled 'The Laugh Trust.'' Those Surprise Boys" Welsh. Medley and Montrose, have an amusing skit of talking and singing. Cliff Green still lives up to his reputation a capable humorist in his act. The1ma De Rono in her aerial act captivates her audiences at every performance.
 A screamingly funny comedy and a late News Weekly complete the bill for today, Friday and Saturday.
 LYRIC.
 Success is still smiling upon tht Po1i Players in their presentation O Oliver Morosco's famous musica comedy, "So Long Letty,'' which ha been playing here to capacity house twice daily. Judging from the ad vance sale now on record there i - little doubt of this being continued during the balance of the week art it is more than likely that the s. R o. sign will be brought into requisi tion. There are few comedies quit like "So Long Letty," which has al interesting plot besides the unusua comedy which keeps the audience i ton.
 Mary Ann .Dent1er. the Pon Play CTS charming leading lady, wa never seen to better advantage an Arthur Chatterdon, the leading ma is excellent. Jack McGrath an Mabel Griffith render excellent sur port to the others and the entir