The Connecticut labor press., 1920-12-04
THE B1JoU.

With a picturization of the most brilliant stage production in many years in the showing of beaut1 Il gowns with beautiful girls inside them: . gripping story of a crook that went straight for love; the first episode of a brand new serial picture filled with thrills, and Imaginable comedy, it looks like another of those big Sunday nights at the Bijou theater for the great num- Der of picture fans that visit that popu- lar theater on Sunday night.
 One of the big features for Sunday night is Dice of Destiny starring that justly famed actor, H. B. Warmer. It is described as one of the best pictures al "Alias Jimmy Valentine" on the speaking stage. That wonderful picture firmly established MT. Warmer as a star of ,he first magnitude. and at the present time he is acknowledged as one of the greatest of living actors.
 Dice of Destiny" is another crook story like Alias Jimmy Valentine" but 1t is said to be even of more intense interest than that classic The story briefly runs like this:
 Jimmy Doyle, thief, promised to kill Tierney the detective, if he was ever framed" For the sake of Nancy, whom he loved, Jimmy went straight, but he was double crossed by former pals. Sent to P:;son, he escaped and rescued Nancy 1: :oir the man w';o framed him. This man wa5 killed by another, but finger prints accused Jimmy.
 He Ee,: with Ntpcy to small towr, hospital, he having studied medicine and surgery Tierney tracked him, but was overcome by appendicitis and an operation by Jimmy became necessary. Jimmy faced his greatest temptation. Life for Tierney meant death for him. What did he do? Doesn't that inter est you enough to make you want to see it?
 The big added feature for Sunday night is Clothes" starring that beau tiful actress Olive Tell. The picture is an adaptation of the famous stage drama of the same name by Avery Hopwood and Charming Pollock.
 A series of 20 beautiful girls i'll the costumes of many countries, including an Oriental dancer, . swimmer arrayed i'll the most advanced Trouville style. a smart horsewoman n riding brooches, an Italian princess of the Renaissance, a girl in the garb of early Greek my Js Hula maiden, and Italian peasant a Japanese Butterfly, Pierrette, a Russian ba1lerino, and many others, appear ein this picture.
 Another scene in Clothes" shows the interior of fashionable Fifth avenue modiste's shop. The girls display the smartest gowns of the season. Olive Tell, who plays the role of Olivia Shsr- wood, the role created on the stage by Grace George, has the most expensive wardrobe of her career in this feature. And the fashion display is onfyla part of the gripping drama which will keep everyone interested during the entire screening. Clothes" will be shown Sun day night only. s sgffI
 A third feature is the first episodeeof 'fThe Dragons Net" thrilling new serial featuring the most daring woman in moving pictures, Miss Marie Wall camp. Miss Walcamp IS acknowledged as the greatest of women serial stars and takes chances that no one else could consider taking. "The Dragan's Net was screened in the Orient, and con tains some of the most beautiful seen cry ever shown in serial. The BlJou management believes that The Ora gon's Net" Is scheduled to become the most popular serial ever run ill New Haven, and no one should miss the first episode. Some Sunday night show, eh?
 Dice of Destiny and The Dragons Net" will also be shown on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday in conjunction with a big bill of all star vaudeville.