The Connecticut labor press., 1920-12-18
UNION THEATRES
Houses Entitled to Our
First Preference in Patronage
THE PALACE,

With clever, bubbling fun running all
through six reels and players of ex-
ceptiona1 ability and popularity assum-
ing the well known roles, the big stage
success, "Oh, Lady, Lady," will be seen
in visualized form when the big musi-
cal comedy will be offered as the Palace
screen attraction on Sunday evening,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Three ideal fun makers were selected
to play the important roles in the visual
ization of "Oh, Lady, Lady" The lead
is Bebe Daniels, always an appealing
little ''vamp,' while Walter Hiera, the
clever fat comedian, and Harrison Ford,
the very capable leading man, assume
the other two big parts of the picture.
Miss Daniels in the star reel is alto
gether delightful and as the young
musical comedy actress creates no end
of fun; fun of a brand unusual on the
screen. One reason for the success of
ooh, Lady, Lady, as a stage produc-
ton was the brilliancy and originality
of its comedy and this great asset is
emphasized to even a greater degree in
the screen offering.
On the Sunday evening program an
other fine feature is offered in an add
ed attraction for that evening only.
This is Enid Bennett in Her Hus-
bands Friend" a Paramount produc-
ton with one Of the most favored of
female screen stars. Her Husbands
Friend" is social drama, having plot,
action and numerous scenes of unusual
dramatic strength. Bright comedy reels
and up-to-the-minute news weeklies are
other offerings on Sunday evenings
program. An unusually fine musical
program has been selected for the con-
cert numbers by the Palace orchestra
and organ.
On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
the Palace will present what is classed
as vaudeville's most unusual and notable
revue to lead the arrangement of classy
variety offerings in Corinne I1lton's
Chamaleon Revue, positively the real
novelty sensation of this seasons vau-
devil1e ideas. Corinne Tilton is one
big act in herself as she has for sea-
sons been one of the cleverest of vau-
deville ''singles". When an artist of
Miss Tilton's ability surrounds herself
with a company of entertainment spe-
cia1ists and then has their arrangement
of song, dance and comedy novelties
mounted and staged in the richest and
most colorful manner, followers of
vaudeville can rest assured of having
a veritable treat of their tavorlte dl-
version. In the company supporting
Miss Tilton are Benny and Western,
two eccentric dancing comedians );
George Phelps, Violet Follis and Helena
Warner, a trio of seasoned and success
full entertainers, and then a group of
the prettiest of dancing girls lead the
touch of physical and costume beauty
that puts the act on the top of the revue
class.
Billy Hallen is on the bill; the famous
Billy who talks and sings for fun and
does those things for others and him
self. Page, Hack and Mack are pan
tomimic comedy equilibrists who &C
complish series of stunts that are re
markable. Grover lie Rose and Elsie
Lane artistically present original songs
and chatter. They are among vaude-
vi11e's most artistic delineators of breezy
little sayings and catchy little song
numbers.
Homer Romano, the aerial eccentric,
is another good offering on this bill.