The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-27
HIN THE THEATRES
POIIS.

Headlining the new D1ll Wmch opened at Poli's yesterday is the Art craft Revue, presenting "B1ts or Grand l Opera" The singers in this opera | logue possess very good voices, the staging is good and the operatic numbers we'll chosen
 Rogers and West in a comedy act | of song and batter, produced num- Der of laughs during their turn and were the receivers of a number of curtain calls. Gold and Edwards ! were the recipients also of many | rounds of applause during their com edy singing and dancing act.
 Roberts and Boyne scored in pre- | senting their siging nicety entitled That's All Right" MT. Roberts is | the poSseSSor of a fine voice that has | both range and quality and he sings with both feeling and sympathy. Miss | Boyne is pleasing to book at and ! sings and dances with vim.
 1 Vittorio and Georgetto, ''The Upside Down Boys" are wonderful equilib- rists, who not only walk and dance with their hands, but adjust boxing i gloves to their feet, and while balanc- ing on their hands, go through bout i that is very amusing. They also ! drew many laughs.
 i His Temporary Life,' the feature picture with Rubye De Remer and an Nos9ly ys is well produced and proved to be in 1 teresting. Pathe News and Review 1 complete the bill.
 | PLAZA,
 l The bill at the Plaza theatre the ;, last of this week is exceptionally | good. It opened with usual Interna- ! tional News and the Topics of the Day; with the wise and witty sayings, ! followed by Peulette and Ray in a novelty singing and acrobatic act. The act is something different and was greatly appreciated by yesterday S audience. Harry Garland the burnt
 cork comedian, was next to appear.
 He has a splendid voice and great
 line of stories. He was rendered Ii great applause. Olga and Allen scored
 big hit with their singing and piano
 offering. As the feature act Solti Duo and Broshel1 presented a refined singing, dancing and musical act, with unique costumes and stage setting. They were called for several encores.
 The feature picture is ''Silk Husbands and Calico Wives" starring House Peters and is dramatic visuaHzation of events in the daily trend of domes- tic life which has befallen many young
 country attorneys and their wives. This is a picture worth while seeing.
 LYRIC
 Unusual interest is already being
 taken in the opening of the stock sea-
 son at the Lyric theatre announced
 for Monday afternoon. With an all most new company of players and a
 really new play there is little question of the success during the opening
 week. "The Tailor-Made Man." one of the best of the Conan and Harris
 productions, as played by Grant
 Mitchell, is the play scheduled for
 another popular comedy drama en-
 titled Forever Alter
 l The rehearsals are progressine
 wonderfully and the manager and di- II rector have no scruples regarding the
 success of the company and the rep
 ertoire of plays cheduled for the sea-
 son. ''The Tailor-Made Man. is one
 of the best productions that could be
 secured for an opening and Manager
 Arvine considers himself fortunate in having secured the production rights. With Arthur Chatterton ir
 the title role and supported by the biggest cast ever used in a stock pre-
 sentation the Lyric patrons have g genuine treat in store for them. Prices remain the same as last year
 and reservation can be made at any
 time after 10 a. m. daily when the | box office opens. The subscription l books are, open for season reserva- l tions which can be made at any time 1 during the day.