The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-05
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An exceptional program is offered at tIa <ani1 tsSat-o during the latter part or this week. Maurice Diamond and Lola Girlie, the best dancers on the vaudeville or musical comedy stage, Myers and Hanford, the boys who make music from a saw; the Tumblins Demons. Robinson and Jefferies, and Keeler and Burnett. And on the screen Houdini, the great maker or mystery in that adventur- some pnotoplay Terror Island.''
 Beginning Sunday with the full concert and photoplay program will be the initial showing of Arthur Pi- nero's magnetic play, His House In Order" This powerful story with many stirring dramatic scenes VIII be acted in the principal part by Elsie Ferguson, the beautiful and talented mimetic actress. Miss Ferguson is recognized as one of the most bril- liant stars on the screen today.
 The comedy side of life will be seen in a Mack Sonnet. comedy, Fresh From the City" Paramount Nigga zine will take the spectator through the lands of travel and into the realm of science and art. Pathe News, al- ways upto- date. will depict all re- cent happenings of account.
 PLAZA
 For the last two times tonight the great Augustus Thomas play. "Rio Grande," will be presented in film form at the Plaza theatre. It is seven act Edwin Carewe production and has been drawing capacity crowds to Bridgeport intimate little playhouse. The seven Chapins with their artistic treat are still holding forth as the headline vaudeville at traction.
 Starting tomorrow night. Sunday, and continuing for four days, the ex- traordinary announcement is made of the booking of Zane Grey's most pow erful story, Desert Gold. This is Zane Greys favorite work and is con- sidered by many as his masterpiece. sumptuous six act picturization of it has added new glory to Zane Grey's name. When shown at the Strand theatre, New York, few weeks ago, the crowds were turned away by the thousands so eager were the Broad wayites to see what was setting all New York talking. E.. K. Lincoln and Margery Wilson head a great all star cast. Many other special fea- lures complete the citys biggest Sun day night entertainment. Prof. Carl V. Larson's augmented orchestra will render the musical part of the pro- gram.
 Coming Monday is an act which has been rebooked by the Plaza manage ment after the receipt of thousands of requests. The big girl revue, "An Heir for d Night" with Dave Seed, the funny monkey man, is the same act that packed this theatre at their last showing and created more laughter than any one act that has ap- peared in Bridgeport in some time.
 LYRIC.
 A picture for every woman and man, too, will be the attraction at the Lyric theater next week, begin ming tomorrow evening. Every woman," known the world over as reaching stories ever played on the spoken stage is enhanced 100 per cent. in it's preparations for the screen.
 Besides an excellent picture of in terest and power the film version in troduces several of the greatest stars in tilmdom. Violet fleming is seen in the leading role supported by 100 beautiful women in the various characters necessary to the story. Theodore Roberts known as the grand old man of filmdom, plays opposite, and Bebe Daniels, Irving Cummings and others will fill in the cast Tomorrow night there will be a performance at o'clock and o'clock. In addition to the big fea-