The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-03

star of the attraction and A. Douglas Leavil1 has provided him with book that is said to be the best of his career.
 sary to unfold the action of the play. Those prominent in the cast are Ar thur Mayer, sailor comedian, dis covered by MT. Spiegel on the $. S. Leviathan, Lloyd Pedrick, George Mercer, Bert Spencer, George Rose, Monica Redmond, Dot Leighton Flossie Everette and a chorus of twenty-four Spiegel beauties in daring and original costuming is but one of the many features of the entertain ment.
 PLAZA. Tom Mix, the ever pupulaR star, will appear at the Plaza theatfe to- day and the last half of this week in his latest drama1 "The Texan" It Fis said by reviewers that in it he even outshines his previous success, The Untamed.' An intense drama of the mountains, red-blooded TO- mantic story of the great open spaces of men who do big things and women who are brave, a tale at once turbulent and tender, impassioned but restrained, is the best descriptio n of what may be expected in "The | Texan" In other words it is a "reaf' story with expert production and an excellent cast in support of Tom l Mix, Gloria Hope, his auburn haired 1 leading lady being the most promi- 7 nent among them.
 An unusual vaudeville booking is 1 the act in which the daughter of former Governor Stone of Pennsyl- ; vania is appearing. Miss Isabella Stone and her three chums5, Misses White, Kingle and Bard will be seen ! in d singing festival with a. special { beautiful set of scenery and some gorgeous gowns. As an added at traction the Juvenile Revue, Mile. 1 Nalda, Sol. Brilliant, the lone min ] Strei and others complete a good Dill.
 WEST END. : Helen Ferguson, efficient, enchant- ing and S,is a strong exponent of the simple life for every woman and eS- pccially those who desire to pursue a cinematic career. The little star o1 many film productions, has outlined a sane and logical mode of living fol women who work-for those who dc big things in the workaday world.
 Miss Ferguson is playing tonight at the West End Theater, opposite viriie Mitchell Lewis, in the screer version of Jack London's nove Miss Ferguson takes the part of z sturdy A1askan-born. girl who ha. withstood the hardships and rigors O. many Arctic winters. Her work en
  a part that would test the enduranc. and courage of many more ma tured and experienced outdoor type
 E.. f ", LYRIC.
 Denman ThompSon's Our Nev MinisteT,'' a companion play to ''Th' Old Homestead.' is nearly all laugh ter. From the beginning the audi ence is moved to hilarity and thi is kept up until the final thud of tn curtain. It plays at the Lyric nex week.
 The Little Whopper' has made tn Lyric theater the mecca ot amuse ment this week. It has 20 musica numbers, at least ten specialties in > c1uding classy dancing act b Eddy and Earl, nice looking choru and scenic effects that beggar descrip tion.
 Tes1r1I Aoki (Mrs. Sessue IIaysa waka) in The Breath of the Gods, iss the feature of the concert Sunda right. An added attract ion is '+In tn Days of Buffalo Bill,'' the Hall RooI Boys will amusa with one of thei comedies, and the Pathe News wi picturize current news The 12th ep sods of "The Mystery of 13'' will als be shown.