The Connecticut labor press., 1920-11-27
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 With Zena Keefe appearing in person, along with Red Foam" in which she is featured with Harry Tighe, the we'll known New Havener, as well as Love Honor and Obey" presented by an all star cast, and the final episode of The Vanishing Dagger" starring Eddie Polo, another big treat is in store for the Sunday night patrons of the Bioju the= atre.
 At almost any theatre either of these features would be considered an en- tertainment in itself, but at the Bijou all are combined into one big Sunday night treat.
 Probably the most important feature of the evening is the personal appear ance of Zena Keefe, the famous nov ing picture star, and the featured play CT of Red Foam, which will also be shown. Miss Keefe has thousands of admirers in New Haven all of whom will be anxious to see her in person.
 Miss Keefe has made a great name for herself in the moving picture pro- fession during the past few years, and is fast becoming one of the favorite stars in the east. Her personal ap- pearance in New Haven is a most imA portant event in theatrical history and should not. be missed at any cost. Miss Keefea will appear immediately before the presentation of "Red Foam, her greatest picture, at o'clock and again at 9 o'clock.
 Another big attraction is the appear ance of Harry Tighe in 7 the leading character Of the picture Tighe was an orchestra leader in New Haven for many years, and later became pronin- ert in musical comedy. In Red Foam he has the role of philandering travelling salesman who is the most popular man in town, but to his wife Miss Keefe-he is monster only to be reviled Tn this role Mir. Tighe is said to have created part that will stand for long time as one of the most original and true-to-life portrayals seen on the screen. All of MT. Tighe's friends in New Haven will be inter ested in seeing him in this wonderful picture.
 The story derives it's title from the attitude of the people in the story whose blood boils up, and the red foam of passion comes to the surface owing to a series of the most dramatic inci- dents which culminate1 in climax Of whirlwind ferocity No one should miss seeing this picturization of the popular Saturday Evening Post story
 The added feature for Sunday night only is Love, Honor and Obey, in- terpreted by an all star cast. It tells the story of a New England girl who marries a wealthy church deacon to please her father, when she really loves a New York novelist, whose liberal views have created a scandal in her Puritanical community. She has broken with him completely, however, on learning that he has been named as the correspondent in a divorce case.
 When she learns through the divorce that he is innocent and that she has been tricked into marriage, she bolts the door of the bridal chamber against her hus- band This situation lays the founda- ton for dramatic conflict on the theme of whether a woman who has sworn to love, honor and obey" should bolt the door against him or whether she should seek her happiness wehre she feels there is true love- The picture IS presented by splendid cast and should make a great Sunday night attraction
 Still third Sunday night attraction is the final episode of The Vanishing Dagger" featuring Eddie Polo. It is presumed that this episode shows the silver lining behind all the troubles of Polo and his bride-to-be, and will solve all the mystery
 With such a program for sunday night no one should voluntarily miss it. Remember Miss Keefe will be present Sunday night only.