The Connecticut labor press., 1920-05-15
THE HYPERION.

Harry Carey is the big feature of the Sunday night program at the Hyperion appearing in one of his typical western pictures, Bullet Proof" which tells the story of a young ecclesiast who turns bandit to avenge his fathers death; of sacred talisman which saves him from
 many peri1s and of love which leads him back to a straight path. Carey has won his way into the affections of theatregoers all over the world, and be-
 cause he is so popular is the reason he appears at the Hyperion in all of his new releases. The associate feature on
 the same bill. brings Earle Metcalfe who recently appeared i'll person at the Fly perion, co-starring this time with Claire Whitney in The Chamber Mystery"
 comedy drama just as good as the famous Mickey" Other features on the same program include a Big V
 comedy, "Loafers and Lovers," which
 is an assured half hour of screams and
 there will be the Kilograms and other features. Seats on the orchestra floor
 may be reserved in advance.
 So tremendously successful have the Hyperion Players been in musical com
 edy the past season that arrangements
 were made by General Manager
 Thatcher with Comstock and Gest for
 the producing rights of "Oh, Lady,
 Lady," one of the biggest of the Prin-
 cess theatre successes. That daintily,
 delightful musical comedy will be the
 offering the coming week, being pre-
 sented with an augmented cast which
 will play Spike Hudson," his role in
 the original production, and Miss Lyn
 Cantor who will play May Barber" as
 she did in the original production. In
 addition Director Steele will proudly proffer what he fully believes will be the prettiest and cleverest octette of
 New Haven girls who will appear in several ensemble numbers. Every one of the girls is a real professional and has singing and dancing experience i'll that line, notably Vera Orrell, who has just closed a tour with Will Ward and his Girls, and Florence Murphy for a long time the best exponent of ball. room dancing in the srare.
 Mr. Van Buren will have the role of the bridegroom, Miss St. Claire that of the bride, and the two crooks will be played by Eugene MacGregor and Miss Williams. The tuneful numbers in clude: Opening chorus, Miss St. Claire, bridesmaids and ushers; Mot Yet" Miss St. Claire and MT. Dilson Our Little Nest" Miss Williams and MT. MacGregor; Do Look at Him" Miss St. Claire, girls and boys; "Oh, , Lady, Lady" MT. Dilson, girls and boys; "You've Found Me and I've Found You" MT. Van Buren and Miss Cantor; Do It Now,"-Mr. Dilson and l MT. Van Buren and MT. MacGregor; :; ''The Moon Song," Miss Morse and l girls and boys; Some Grille Will Be Waiting Round the Corner," Miss Can tor, MT. Smith and MT. Rourke; When the Ships Come Home," Miss St. Claire and girls; "Melo Drama" Miss St. Claire and MT. Dilson; Greenwich Vil- lage," Miss Williams, MT. Dilson and MT. MacGregor; Love Here Is My Heart" Miss Cantor; Hard, Hard 1 World for Men," MT. Lindhard, MT. Dilson, MT. Van Burean and girls.
 The local professionals to appear in- clude Misses Orrell, Wesley, Doherty, Bowen, Lee, Morse and Murphy, and Messrs. Smith and O'Rourke.
 During the play an exhibition of ball room dancing will be given by John Dilson and Florence Murphy.