The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-02
IN THE THEATRES1
POLES.

POIHS.
 A fascinating enchantress of the Read, Jr.'s. newest motion picture production, "The Leopard Woman, which is to be the feature at Polls theatre Sunday, Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. The picture is from the famous novel of Stewart Edward White and was produced by MT. Read for Associated Producers distribution
 John Culbertson, scientist-explorer, finds his way to the court Of the say age king, MTela. blocked by mys- terious and beautiful woman, She. though he does not discover it until almost too late. has been sent by her own government to keep him from reaching M'Tela and concluding friendly alliance before a great ennis sary of her own country can accom- womans power-cajolery f1attery, the temptation of sex-she seeks to cir cumvent him. He goes blind on the sands and. though she holds the power to give him a drug that will cure him, she will not do so. The climax of the story is said to be among the most dramatic in screen history.
 The present bill winds up it's en- gagement with four shows today. the performance from 1 o'clock until II. On the bill are The Four Fords, a famous dancing act; tSone and Hayes in a carnival episode entitled Green Goods; Sampsell and Lehnhart in song and dance revue; Watts and Hawley, and Frank and Mabel Wilbur. The picture is "Out of the Shows" a strong romance centering around the activities of the Royal Canadlan-sPo- lice Ralph Ince, the director. is the star, supported by Zena Keefe and other star co-players- Pathe News and shown,
 PLAZA.
 The coming of Olive Thomas, everybody's sweet heart in her latest select super-feature Darling Mine will be welcomed by Bridgeport thea tregoers when it opens four day engagement at the Plaza theatre, Sunday night Darling Mine" is one of the sweetest six act productions this popular star has ever appepared a. very unusual cast of favorites in cluding Walter McGrail, Pearl Whites former leading man, J. Bar ney. Sherry, Betty schade and Walt John Lynch and Laurence Trimble, a story is provided which has all the fements of romantic and quaint hu- .mor and bewitching setting that go to make a production entirely out of the ordinary. The drama takes you from the wind-kissed coast of Ireland and from the simple fisher folk Of the coast to the seeting activity of metropolitan New York, through the mazes of theatrical life and the tang1e of loves and aching hearts The story is in six parts and registers as one hundred per cent entertain ment with a special heart-interest features on tomorrow's program con sist of Eddie Polo in 'The Vanishing Dagger" two part Century Comedy "The Profteering Blues." First run International News and others. An augmented orchestra will render a musical programme.
 The vaudeville feature for Monday is Melody Land,' a soothing rendi- ton of tinkling tunes in the hands and Malley, the inimftable blackface comics, have been scoring a hit everywhere ,Saxton and Farrell pre- sent Lights" Royal Sydneys offer a novelty act ohers complete the bill.
 Eugene O'Brien in H. H. Van Loans '-The Wonderful Chance will be Thursdays feature.
 Women are few and far between who do not like to look at and ad- mire beautiful gowns especially when they are draped on living models. Women have been known to sacrifice many LulnSS Just TOT the opportunity of just looking at a beautiful dress or a handsome coat and to see them worn by one of their own sex is a pleasure unal1oyed. This was evil dently in the mind of the author when he wrote that screamingly funny comedy "Lombardi Ltd,' which is the attraction at the Lyric theatre twice daily all next week. Besides wealth of comedy and laughing matter the play calls for a display of the most modern styles and Manager George Arvine has ar ranged of the appearance of 10 beau tiful models who will show some of the handsomest gowns that have ever been seen in Bridgeport. More than 30 gowns, direct importationS from Paris, will be shown in the course of the play in addition to the other delightful features that are a part of each performance.
 Tonight the final performance of that thrilling melo drama The Iie'' will he given ThOSa who hava not