The Connecticut labor press., 1920-08-21
THE BIJOU.

| When you combine feature picture
 of remarkable interest with vaude-
 vile bill on which every act IS a head
 liner, then the natural result must be an
 entertainment that is hard to beat, and
 that IS the kind of programs that are
 to be presented at the Bijou theatre
 during the coming week.
 The list of vaudeville acts appearing
 on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
 reads like a revue of some of the big gest vaudeville houses in New York city 1 and IS big time vaudeville in every
 sense of the word. It truly is vaude-
 vile of par excellence.
 The big bill is headed by the Aircraft Revue, one of vaudeville's classiest acts
 presented by a big cast of favorites
 Old ,favorites from famous grand
 operas are presented by the members of the cast iii a manner unsurpassed by
 any vaudeville aggregation in the coun- try, and while the performers do not receive quite as much money as the
 stars of the Metropolitan Opera House they possess voices fully as beautiful.
 Follis and Le Roy are a graceful couple who present a comedy singing and dancing act that has been pro- nounced real hit wherever they have pldyGu. bdIHGS dnQ IOITd1Qe nave d comedy variety .skit entitled Side the funniest acts of its kind seen in many moons.
 Brown and Demont who are known throughout the vaudeville world as ''The Black Diamonds of Vaudeville" are great favorites in this part of the country and are also included in the bill. The Edler Sisters, who bill them selves as Dancers Unique,' complete the vaudeville bill.
 The feature picture for Sunday, Mon day, Tuesday and Wednesday is "The | Rose of Nome," featuring that wonder 1 fu1 actress, Gladys Brockwel1. All who ] are young enough to be thrilled by the | great outdoors and old enough to enjoy | a story of love and gold, will like Rose of Nome"
 The picture program for the first of l the week also includes the fourth epi- sode of that best of all serials, "The Dagger" in which Eddie Polo, the Herculean idol of the screen, risks his life many times. This episode is entitled "On the Trail of the Dag ger"
 A great double headline program will De put on att the Bijou for the last -hree days Of the week. ne hrSt Of hees headliners is the Wyman dancers, I classiest dancing act. Five charming girls .are introduced in this act | IS Maris, Doris, Clarice, Frances and Gladys, They present. a variety of ,eautiful dances under the personal upervision of Lila Viles Wyman. It is n act which stands in a distinct class # its own, and cannot fail to make ,reat impression in New Haven.
 The second big )headliner is Elaine 1ammerstein who presents her latest icture, Whispers" This is power u1 photo-drama of social pretensions York night life, with interest entering on the so-called whisperers, vho ruin lives and regulations with heir scanda1-mongering.
 Besides the Wyman Dancers the vau- evi1le program includes Charlotte Tough and her Harmony Boys in 1assical singing act entitled The Sur rise" Buddy Walker, "The Versatile uvenile" has an attractive singing, alking and dancing act that has made i'm big favorite everywhere Brown nd Myrtle are a clever couple who resent clever act of the type known s nut comedy" entitled An Operatic 'ravesty." Rokoma opens the bill in a ove1ty act.