The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-18
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 'tCapers of 1921,' comedy with music, girls, jazz, pep and ginger is to headline the vaudeville bill which role is taken by Miss Billie Shaw, and she is surrounded by an array Of Stage beauties picked from New York's best.
 An added feature is The Bison City -Four composed of Messrs. Milo. Cir ard, Hughes and Roscoe. This is one of the best known singing -quartettes in vaudeville. They introduce ec- centric comedy in dress and action, in addition to their vocal work
 The Three Bobs, jugglers, close the show. They do with their feet wha. most jugglers are content to do with their hands,-that is, they keep bob ping about between them an unseen ingly unlimited number of Indian clubs.
 Made1on and Paula Miller in Youth and ersatility, two sisters who have only been on the stage a short time, opened by Jim and Bee Mcintyre in "Hokum Corners," a combination of fun and feats.
 Justine Johnson, Rea1arts sensa- tional star, will appear in Black birds" as the feature picture. LYRIC
 ttThe Little Shepherd Of Kingdom Come,' Eugene Walters dramatization of the book by the same name, writ presentation at the Lyric theater by the Poli Players next week.
 The story is in the Kentucky mountains. While it takes place during the Civil War, there is li,tle more than enough of this great strug- gle to form a graphic background. ''The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come' is rather a story of the chiv- airy, love, odd ideals and hatreds of these mountain people.
 main in which to see 'The Love of Su Shong.'
 For Sunday night the management of the Lyric has arranged another feature is Treasure Island,'' a con- edy by Charlie Chaplin, Shoulder Aruls," the Pathe News, an O. Henry short story and the opening episode of a wonderfully thrilling serial, "The Mystery of 13."
 David Graham Phillips novel O college and political life, "The Cost, has been produced as a Paramoun Aircraft picture and will be showr today. io1et fleming, the brett,
  screen debut in the title role O 'aEverywoman,' has the heroine part.
 The story centers around Paulin 1 Gardner a young. girl who marie John Dumont a rich youth of uncer 1 tain character, against the wishes o l her parents while she is still i boarding school. Later she meet Hampden Scarborough, who falls i love with her. Her marriage is a I DJJ1r starts an affair with another woma As head of the Woolen Trust, Du mont has a candidate whom he backing for governor of the state opposes him. In a crash in Wa | Street, Dumont is on the verge c ruin. Pauline rushes to his aid wit her reserve store of money, Thoug she was about to bring suit for di vorce. Dumont wins the fight, bu the strain is too much, and he die Pauline goes to Scarborough Ralph kellard has the role of Du mont Edwin MoEdant, Carlott Monterey, and Warburton Gambl was directed by Harley Knoles. | PARK.
 Jean Bedini's name attached to pfoductlon IS sufficient guarantee tha | 1t IS something far above the ordinar. This has been proven in all of Jea Bedini's previous productions, but thi season critics and the public all owe the country claim that in "Twinlzl Toes" Jean Bedini has the greates production of his career
 L This spectacular production will b at the Park for three days, beginnin today.
 Included in the long list of sta1 With Twinkle Toes'' are such we known stage fayorites as Dave Seec Ralph Austin Grace E1ine, Joscp Weston, Edna Nickerson. Bett Weber, Jean Evo1, Gertrude Edward Xelay Madcap, Arthur Connolly, an the Five Cry Babies Jazz Band WEST END,
 Tonight Paramount presents Mat
 rice Tourneur's great production "M Jady's Garter" in five acts, from tn famous novel by Jacques FutreIl
 presented for the first showing
 Bridgeport The Speak Easy" two reel Sennett comedy. and Bray Picte graph will also be shown.
 l Saturday: Seena Owen and Pc
 Trenton in ''The House of Joys" in S
 acts, from the novel by Henry Russe