The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-03
IN THE THEATRES|
POII'S.

POLES.
 King Solomon, Jr,.' which is the name of the feature vaudeville act at Polls for the first half of the week, IS fantastic comedy. It is sup posed to occur in 1940 when a law enacted by a feminine Coneress makes possible for a man to have as many wives as he can support. Wallace Moore. played by F'ranklyn Ardel, has supplied himself with a wife for each day in the week. The author has taken advantage of every opportunity of the unusual advan- tages for comedy in the skit.
 fred Elliott in Home Talent the added feature present a variety of dry humor with some original songs, Which while not musical, are not in tended to be, but serve their purpose well by being extremely funny.
 The Ander Sisters who are known as Those Three Clever Girls" and appear as the added attraction, are a trio or charna1ngly pretty and clever young women who present a most and dancing and in the presentation of which they disclose in the most modest way, some of the mysteries or the theatre dressing room.
 their sinsging, and talking act sF'rom kokomo,' which went we'll Cross and santoro opened with a wonder I 1ul exhibition of hand balancing | includes a number of astounding 2 feats.
 Doug Fairbanks is at, his best in
 The Mol1ycoddle,'' the feature pic ture and a Fox Comedy and Pathe News are also on the bill LYRIC.
 The Gave Gir1,'' the comedy drama | at the Lyric theatre this week is a production that will please everyone | The scenes are laid in the Maine | woods and characters appropos of | that section of the country are intro- duced throughout the performance. | Jected by a Wall street magnate and his family, but they are soon convert l ed to the back-to-nature existence and get-to like it before the end of the play.
 For next week the Players will pre- sent that wonderful patriotic comedy, Friendly Eenemies'' which created such a. furore when first presented in German n-Americans who are the best of friends in all but their discussions concerning the relative merits of Germany and America. The one is loyal to the Stars and Stripes, while the other cannot forget that his fore fathers were born in Germany, and he thinks he should remain loyal to that land.
 PARK.
 The attraction for the last three days of this week at the Park theatre will be Rose SydelPs famous London Belles. This season the London Bellies will offer something new in the way of entertainment for it's patrons.
 Never in the history of the London Belles have they scored as great a success as now. The show is rep1ete with new startling novelties, new book, with a. world of festivity and music, pretty girls galore, gowned in the latest and gayest / modes, who dance gracefully and help render the many catchy songs.
 The cast this season comprises Joe Marks, the fastest comedian in bur lesque, and his associate players in- clude Benny Howard, Mildred Camp bell. Dolly Davis, James Horton, Theda Bernard. May Leonard, Rose Syde1l, Jr.. and the Six Romas
 The story is told in two acts, be- ginning in a New York city court and completed in Arabia. The scenic equipment and costuming are far su- perior to many Broadway musical at fractions, as both impose some very effective sights.