The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-14
THE REVENGE OF TARTAN

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 ed after the jump MT. Polar, the dancer thought, seemed unusually 1 quiet. He was-and there was a
 days delay for him to catch his
 second of the thrilling ape-man
 stories by Edgar Rice Bprroughs rTt 4{as to
 for, four days, beginning Sunday | night.
 An entire new show is being pre- sented at the Plaza theatre today. As special added attraction tonight a big dancing contest will be staged between MT. Al Lemons, the worlds
 dancer who won the title six years
 ago in Madison Square Garden by l dancing for sixty-eight minutes with
 out a stop, and local steppers who have been booked to appear against
 him. The feature picture starting to- day is "Women Men Forget with
 Mollie King and an all star cast.
 This drama has been advertised on II Broadway for several months and something of an exceptional nature is
 looked for in its showing here. The Tip Top Merrymakers present
 an entirely new tabloid today named
 "A Trip Around the World'' with Al
 Lemons, the comedian who has been
 creating hit all week, and a bevy of beautiful girls. New scenery, new songs and new dances are introduced
 as well entirely different rou- tine of comedy. Eddie Cassidy is also
 on the bill in the role of a minstrel man, Cliff Bailey Duo and others
 will also appear. As an added at traction Herbert Kaufman's week. ly Content a splendid story with good moral lesson, Pathe Topics of the Day and first run International 4 News will also be run.
 PARK.
 French Leave,' new comedy by Reginald Berkeley which is playing to crowded houses at the Globe thea k Marc Klaw, Inc, as the first produc- ton which will be sent forth by the \ new firm. MT. and Mrs. Coburn will be seen in the leading roles when q the play comes to the Park, Monday, { Tuesday and Wednesday, October IS, 19 and 20, and they are said to be ; fitted with parts that are even more { suitable to their artistic requirements a than were those which they had in ; '"The Better 'O1e," the Bairnsfather ? play in which they remained on Broadway for over year recently. The firm of Marc Klaw, Inc, is a newly formed producing company ir which Marc Klaw, the eminent the
 atrleaI M producer rds & is associated with French Leave" is one of the plays T secured by Klaw, ST., during his re-
 cent European tour in which he con. T tracted for the American rights fol
 several foreign successes. It come: here direct from the Boston engage
 ment.
 Wednesday will be the usual popu
 lar matinee day. when the whole T lower floor will be $1.00.
 PARK.
 Hi Frank Finney and Phil Ott, come Fl dians of ''The Bostonians," are nov & playing at the Park theatre, hav @ abundant opportunities for their fun % making propensities in this years we @ hicle which is entitled From Her A to Shanghai F'inney is cast as I quaint Irishman and Ott as an eccen E tric professor who is looking for M publisher to bring out a book he ha H written. They become involved in E search on the part of secret servic E men to locate a plate which has bee & engraved the secret formu1ae fo & making opium. Sweeney and the pro
 lessor become greatly interested i E the efforts to stamp out the opiur Ei evil and their participation in tn M search finally takes them to Chin M where they land from an aeroplan H in a Chinese graveyard and narrowl E escapes with their lives.
 E; It can readily be seen from tn F comedy situations are unusual ,~, promising and, it may be said wit aSs assurance, that MT. Finney and M Ott both succeed in furnishing all tt
 laugh impetus that a critical bul q 1esque devotee could look for.
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