The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-06
NEWS OF THE THEATRES
POLTS

POLPS Paderewski, Iiszt, Gounod, Sraus and Van Biene-rnusicians or orches- ira conductors known the world over -are most c1everly impersonated by Lamberti, now appearing at PolIs. Not only does MT. Lambert 1mper- sonate these famous men, their dress mannerisms and pecuharitfes. but he also either performs on the various Instruments with which they are at- ways associated.
 CharacteristicaIly French, the Amoros Sisters, present an act which Is entirely novel and interesting. Their combination of songs, dancing and acrobatic feats takes the audi once by storm Plantation songs sscoon'' batter and limitations form the base upon which the aot of the Jubflee Four is built With perfectly harmonized voices this quartette ..puts over'' one speciality after an- other A pleasing act of songs and 4 dancing Is offered by Earle and Sun shine
 The Girl in the Basket, with Mile vera. is an electrical spectacle which has never been seen in Bridgeport De- fore, Soaring out over the heads of the audience this chic young lady sings a number of delightful songs. Haiting now and then she presents rose to various male members of the audience. sss3tesE
 Flame of the Desert, with Geral- dine Farrar and Lou Tellegren, is a stirring tale Of a native uprising ip Egypt, interfningied with a pleasing love story born under the romantic Hgypttan moon l'-,
 Up Tn AIrs Place is a screamingly funny comedy. The Pathe News is especially Interesting as it contains a resume of all the Important events of 1919.
 PLAZA.
 'tJinx' Mabel Normand's latest is still packing them at the Pla "a The atre and it should for it is a corkdnG good comedy. Many good hearty laughs were enjoyed y the audience last night It has to do with a circus and it sure will put the "Jinx' on the blues for you. The vaudeville show-is good throughout Headed by Wilbur Cushnan's big girls act sThe Spider" is noteworthy bit of entertainnent- All the girls show evidences of much training and their dancing and singing is to their credit The comedy part is well handled by Jack Lyle, tho original Mutt and Jeff The scenery too, is very pretty. How ard and Craddock, @ pair of colored entertainers present 'fMe and Bobby and they were the hit of the bill. The audience would not let them retire until one of them made speech o1 thanks, One has very good voice the other Is an exceptionally goo6 dancer. Claire Sisters in a song and aocor dian. act got over very nicely Jack and Kitty De Mace, opening the show did an excellent act and theJ received good returns. The Pear White serial 1.-The Black Secret | holding interest better than any wt have seen and International News 1: always an interesting feature.
 LYRIC.
 49 (Revfew.)
 ---- Lyric patrons were given decided treat last night during the production of that popular musical comedy, "SC Long Lefty" In conjunction with thu regular cast several vaudeville artist: appear. Perhaps the hit of the i'm ported taient was Miss Gale Wendell an opsFattc soprano, whose rendition of Chansen Provenca by RelPAcqua was we'll received Miss Therese Val Groove presented a Spanish dance which called for several encorea
 The Dyer Sisters gave two regula up-to- dabe jazz dances and Melani Gordon, presented an entirely neN version of ar East Indian danc which literally brought down tn house
 The play itself Is one of the bes comedies seen at the Lyric in man a day. Miss Mary Ann Dentler. whil not resembling Charlotte Greenwoo jT1fn hearts of her audience. MT. Chatter don's portrayal of Harry Miller wa one of the best he has given this sea son. and Jack McGrath's rendition ( away Down South' received man encores- Too much compliment car not be given Miss Florence Hill an her song, My Baby's Arms,''. was. or of thesbest numbers
 The story of the comedy Is abol two bridal couples who have take up their abode in Carville subuI of San Francisco, where the coBonis Hive in discarded horse cars whic have been transformed into bung; aow-S The husbands tire of the wives and they swap and t11ere1 x hangs the tale Musical comedies a rule have no plot but in this as nany 6ther respects 50 Long Lett, differs from other productions"
 PARK
 (RevieK)
 s1Tfe Better Ole'' as presented MT and Mrs Coburn at the Pa theatre here last night and tod is a fine comedy with music
 The show is billed fragment fro France Tn explosions, seven sp1inte =