The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-14
POLES.

POLES.
 Continuous performance at Polls theater today from 1 until H. Last opportunity to see one of the great est girlie-gfrlie acts on the stage Not of the burlesque type, but g. refined high class musical offering with eight girls and two men-The Bert Earl act. What they can't do to musical instruments isn't worth talking about. For a real thriller the act of Kane and Moore is in a class by itself, it is positively the greatest act of it's nature that has ever appeared at Polls theater. Several other well known acts round out the bill
 Dorothy Dalton in His Wffe's Friend," is the feature picture from the Paramount-Art-Craft studies, Dorothy is ably supported in this feature and gives utmost satisfaction. Commencing tomorrow, Sunday night, something sensational in the form of real pictures taken from The Ger man U. Submarine 35 will be shown, actual sinking of ships during the war, showing also the crews going down, these pictures are the real tr.ng---no fake trick photography. The feature picture is 'NThe Teeth of The Tiger, a Param mount-Artcraft. Arsin' Lupine is the leading character and as may be judged, thrills pre- dominate throughout. A love story also is involved. Others, Sunday night, is the fifth episode of "The Adventures of Ruth,'' a Burton Holmes navelogue, a Pathe News and two-reel Mack Sennett Comedy.
 PLAZA.
 Three shows today closes the al; star vaudeville bill and photoplay program. The feature picture is Norma Talmadge in "She Loves and L:es,'' which has been held over from the first part of this week by popu- lar demand. The vaudeville is headed by a, refined dancing offering entitled Look It has eight dainty misses in it and has scored a hit c< every performance The others are Herbert and Binet in a comedy offer ing entitled Opportunity" Kelly and Post in comedy songs and chatter, Dixon and Mack in a musical and dancing skit- As an added attrac- ton the management has booked a two ree1 special, the life of Abraham Lincoln, entitled, "The Land of Op- portunity." Hearst News and Top ;cs of the Day with the wise and witty sayings are also shown.
 Starting tomorrow night and con tinuing for the first three days of next week brings forth William F'arnum in the beautiful Fox produc- ton Heart Strings.''
 It is said that Heart Strings sur passes in some ways every other play in which this noted star has appear ed. It tells the story of a brothers great sacrifice for the little sister whom he adores. The early scenes are laid in the beautiful Laurent1an Valley. of Quebec. From there the action moves to New Yor1z's famous Greenwich Village the abode Of artists, musicians, genius and near genius. Then to the home of a mill lionaire, and again back to the peaceful village of the French Cana dians.
 The story is one in which laughter and tears are intermingled. Big scenes which stir the consciousness and play upon the heart strings of humanity abound
 Supporting MT F'arnum in the cast are Gladys Coburn, Betty EiBburn, Kate B1ancke and other good stars. Pearl White in the great serial, ''The Black Secret" a two reel farce com- edy, news week1fes and others, will also be shown at the two perform ances at and 8 o'clock. Carl V Larson's augmented symphony or. chestra will render the music.