The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-10
IN THE THEATRES
POLrS.

POLES.
 A well balanced and interesting bill will be shown for the last times at Polls today. The headliners are Williams and Wolfus in their com edy classic, 'Hark, Hark, Hark." This skit is brimful of laughs.
 As an added feature, the Rex com edy circus is on the bill. Prof: Rex, the owner and trainer, has drilled a small pony to run at the rate of mile a minute on revolving table.
 Mary Pickford in "Suds," comes for four days, starting Sunday night, and one week later on Nov. 21-22- 23-24, "Humoresque' will be shown with Alma Rubens, and Vera Gordon is the original ''Humoresque" which had such an extended run at the Criterion theatre in New York city recently.
 --' Can you imagine two old pals, for years the very best of friends, sud- denly becoming bitter enemies be- cause of a difference of opinion re- garding the respective values of two countries? Can you also picture in | your mind how this hurts the two in separables so that despite the fact that they have sworn to be enemies they still swear by each other? Then you have but the fa:atest conception of what the play Friendly Enemies,' now playing at the Lyric theatre, means to you as a vehicle of amuse- !, nent.
 For next week the Poli Players will have another chance to add a feather in their already overloaded caps of success. This time they have a Chi nse love story to portray in "The Love of Su-Shong," a production il- lust<ltive of Oriental splendor anc Chinese courtship which will please
 WEST END.
 Tonight His Temporary Wife" a startling leap year romance with an all-star cast, including Rubye De emer, Edmund Breese, Mary Roland 1Iugere Strong and W. T. Carleton, is the medium of introducing to the picture public new, powerful pro- fducing factor. Joseph lowering, ons of the screens pioneer directors and sponsor for a long list of recognizably big cinema productions.
 The new Levering picture is every bit powerful as it's cast. Con- .Summately enacted from the populGI magazine story by Robert Ames Ben- met, His Temporary Wife, bringing out everything that each of the no table ensemble does best before the camera, is cer,ain to be hailed as a distinct triumph for the new pro- .ducer as well as for every member oi the stellar aggregation. If there is one artist who appears to scintilIa tC a trifle above the others it is M tss 7De Remcr, erstwhile Ziegfeld F'ollins star, who quickly won her spurs i, Ecreendom as the star of Re> tBeach's "The Auction Block"
 Al St. John in "Cleaning Up,' reel comedy and Burton Holmes Travels will also be shown.
 PLAZA.
 Jack London's most famous SC; story. ''The Mutiny of the Elsinore, [ will be shown at the Plaza theatr the last baIf of this week. It is a req l'big Metro special that is bound to Sc tall Bridgeport talking. The author tJack London. always wrote in term of vivid action. his plots and charac ,etrs being vital and sharply defined The Review says 'It is big in ever respect"
 z Julian Hall and Company in Snap ishots" is a great musical comedy hi with bevy of beautiful girls. Ina Trio contains three members with eS .cellent voices. Flaherty and Stonin present Hold It.: Ezra and Mabe Austin offer Hope You Like It. Other feature will complete what ap pears to be an exceptionally fin show.