The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-18

the screen has been predicted for sew eral months.
 Mrs. Jack Pr:nceton-Connor for- 1 merly Agnes Yale, of Yale and Prince 1 ton) obtained decree of divorce from ] child, Allan Connor, in Detroit, Aug. A. l
 MT. Princeton is now with Menlo | Mooress "Cnce Upon a Time'' in l vaudeville.
 David Belasco presented Gall the Doctor" by Jean Archibald, at the Savoy theater, Asbury Park, Monday night The play will be seen in Long Branch and Atlantic City before it opens it's New York season at the Elm pire theater August 31. Richard Stanton has completed di- recting forthcoming Fox propa ganda feature, '"The Face At Your Window written by Max Marcin. The theme deals with bolshevism and labor un- rest. Gina Rely is the featured fe- male player. >I i Edward Jose has completed direct 1 ing Geraldine Farrar's forthcoming 1 Associated Exhibitors release, .The Riddle Woman" MT. Jose will here after produce specials to be featured as Jose Productions.
 l An attack of the humps has caused George Mckay, the race track tout in ttHoney tGirl,'' to be absent from the cast for a month He returned to his home Monday night
 A dispatch from Atchison, Kan. says: t'AFburt11s the Master Mind," who has been hypnotizing persons at i the Airdrome, struck a snag last night when he was unable to hypnotize To- cal officers, and there was no perform ance
 Alburtus was arrested and held in jail. He was released Saturday after his brother, James Randolph, 19 years old, confessed to charges made by Nellie Ga,lusha, of Fort Scott, Kan, | who had been a member of the hyp-
 notist's company for a week. The girl who is but 15 years old, joined the show at Fort Scott when it played a week stand at the Airdrome there. Young Randolph is also member of the company.
 Yesterday the girls mother asked the local police to hold the girl for her, and while at the depot the girl swooned. She was taken to a hospital and an examination made, which re- suited in the arrest of three men of
 the company shortly before time for the performance. Alburtus, whose real name is Albert Randolph, and
 his father, J. W. Raidolph, were re-
 leased after James Randolph con fessed. The latter will be held on a
 statutory charge until the girl is able to testify.
 The identity of the mysterious and
 good looking young woman who
 plays the title part of "The Girl With
 Carmine Lips at the Punch and Judy Theatre in New York, and which
 played in Bridgeport several weeks | ago, is to be revealed next Monday l night on the programs. Hundreds o1 letters have been received by Wilson !. Collison, auth hor-producer of the farce asking her name. The name has not been printed on the programs. , After seeing Frank Bacon play ir , 'Lightin' at the Gaiety Theatre ir | New York, William Archer, the Eng. | fish Sramatic critic now visiting this , l country wrote to Johr Golden, ad vising the producer to try the play
 in London. He was confident. he said that it would make a hit in the Brit | ish capital.
 Catherine Wallace is supporting Will Rogers in Cupid Cowpuncher"
 She was formerly one of the Valeri Sisters in vaudeville. Gertrude Va | lerie will join one of the Mack Sen nett companies on the Coast. Three theatres had opening
 recently in the metropolis. At Max
 inc Elliotts Theatre the Wagenhal f & Kemper company presente' ! ] Spanish Love-, by Avery Hopwoot
 and Mary Roberts Rinehart- 'Th
 Lady of the Lamp the new Ear | Carroll musical play, was seen a 1 the Republic Theatre. under the di = l rection of A. H. Woods. Arthu e l Hammerstein's production. Tick l Me-" in which Frank Tinney will sta y l opened at the Sewlyn theatre.
 Ho1brook Blinn will have the lead y 1 ing part in ''The Bad Man. Porte : Emerson Browne's new comedy
 which will appear at the Comedy The
 atre August 30. Frances Carson Frank Conroy, Edna Hubbard an = James A. Devine will be in the cas h Owing to the closing of 'fTf4e Amer d jeans in France the Comedy will b e dark for the next two weeks. .'The Rose Girl,'' with book b William Cary Duncan and music b  ss l August 27 at Altoona. then into Pits = burgh for a week. Frank Stammel
 is staging the book, with Carl Rar J., dalI putting on the dances.
 e In the cast are Mabel Withee, F1o1 e Zabelle, Harold Crane, Ray Raymon d Roy Atwell. Josie 1ntrepodi. Be }" Linn, David Andrada Dorothy Ma i- kaye, Louis Simon, Fay Kitchen, Ro' er Rolaner, Frank Baeth. Christine Mi II Ter.
 y William R. Lipman. of Scheme a tady, N Y., a newspaper man. ar d :. Jayne Chesney, of Washington. D. =. formerly with the Ziegfeld 'Follie:
 were married in New York City
 the Church of St. Paul the Apostl
 July IT.
 :, Ruth Clifford has signed with u