The Connecticut labor press. (New Haven, Conn.) 191?-1921, 1920-10-16
THE BIJoU.

If you were given an opportunity to
study the methods of the foremost
diver of the world, would you seize
that opportunity and witness the an
a1yization of Annette Kellerman's won
derfu1 diving? If SO, you will undoubt-
edly be one of those that will attend the
performances at the Bijou theatre dur
ing the first half of the week starting
Sunday, for Miss Kellerman is being
exclusively shown there in film which
analyses her best dives by means of
the slow motion camera. This wonder
full feature will be shown in conjunc-
ton with the regular big moving picture
and vaudeville program.
This picture of Miss Kellernan is
probably the most remarkable ever
filmed and should attract great atterl-
ton during the short showing in New
Haven In it Miss Kel1erman's dives
are shown with the ordinary speed
camera and then with the ultra-speed
camera which gives the effect of slow
motion.
Annette Ke11erman has long been
known as the Diving Venus" and is
credited with having the most perfect
form in the world. In the slow motion
sections of the picture every move of
that beautiful body is revealed in ali its
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prove interesting to even those not in
terested in diving. THE Art of Div
ing" will be shown at every perform
ance starting tomorrow and lasting I'M
til Thursday.
The feature picture for the first half
of the week is Food for Scandal, .,
starring Wanda Hawley, that talented
star who has been making such rapid
strides during the last few months. Miss
Hawley is supported by that popular
leading man, Harrison Ford, and an
extremely capable cast.
The story of the picture is something
like this: Sylvia's family was the old
est and b1uest-blooded in the West, but
her ancestors hadn't left her much
material wealth. A family name is de-
sirable-but money has its use! Not
only was Sylvia shy on money but the
man she loved, Wat Dinwiddie, was a
lawyer of promise but no practice.
Watt decided that he must not ask
Sylvia to marry him until he was well
along on the road to prosperity. 1t
Seemed long road to Sylvia, who set
her wits working to get business for
her young lawyer-lover. She got him
clients ali right, but when she was
obliged to act as correspondent, her own
love match was almost extinguished.
The vaudeville bill is headed by
Billie Burke's Independent Party
real vaudeville oddly presented with
big cast of Broadway favorites, and a
quantity of special scenery. This IS
described as one of vaudeville's most
timely offerings and has made great
hit everywhere that it has been shown.
Su1ly, Rogers and Sully have a COM
edy trampoline and bar act that is one
of the best of its kind and should prove
very popular during the short stay in the
Elm City. The Kewpie Girls are pair
OF clever girls in singing and dancing
novelty. Both these girls are clever as
we'll as pretty and always go across
big.
Lazar and Dale, pair of b1ack-face
comedians, are well known in New Ha-
sven. and their temperance here is
awaited with considerable interest by
1.-THE vaudeville lovers. Lark Lanning,
The Movie Man." will open the bill in
his usual big time fashion.
The feature picture for the last half
O. the week is where Is My Hus-
bsnd?" a British film featuring Jose
Collins, an American girl. This is said
to be very interesting and timely pic
tule of today.