The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-08

IN TIE THEATRES
PLAZA.

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 From a laborer in the steel mills to power in the 1nanciat world is the feat accomplished overnight by Con- way Tearle as Big Bill Matthews in The Road to Ambition.'' the new Select special feature which starts at the Plaza theatre tomorrow night Thes tory, which is by Elaine. Sterne, is that or young men, who, through an invention for the betterment of he steel output, is lifted from sordid surroundings to a world wherein he 'ecomes great power. He has a phenomenal success with every ven-> lure he embarks upon, but he finds himself handicapped by the lack of the flneness and polish of the people he associates with. He is educated and introduced into society by a young woman to one = of the best families, who is in need of money An excellent cast is seen in the stars support. Many other reels complete the Sunday night program.
 Mondays vaudeville head1iner is The Maxine Dancers, who present an offering under the billing caption of "A Classic of the Terpsichorean Art" They are an legation of talented artists selected from the four corners of the earth for their ability and thorough know1edge~of all the phases of the art of dancing. Many other acts complete a very unusual bill.
 LYRIC
 
 exposed and the general public given an Opportunity of seaing just what goes on when Mabel is all alone ana safe from the public gaze. The Poll Players have extended a sincere in- vi atlOn to every one to take a trip with them up in MabePs Room' twice every day next week when this attraction is scheduled for presenta- tion at the Lyric Theater. Up in Mabefs Room, is a Imaginable conn., I fcy of the modern bedroom farce, with out resorting to any of the cheap vulgarity and suggestivensss which noany authors depend on for flumor. Briefly Up in Mabe1s Room" was written for laughing purposes only, and as such should prove a winner in every respect.
 A final opportunity for seeing that snappy musical comedy "B1ack-Eyed Suzanne" is given tonight in ad- This is one of the best productions 1 of the kind that has come to this | city in some time.
 | For tomorrow night Manager Ar vine has arranged for the presenta- ! tion. of another first-run picture in | York State Folks" a sequel and said to be the superior of "Way Down East" which created such furore when first shown here. The picture | tells story of simple but pictur- SSQu0 CouHLEy IOlk ana IS 1nIerWOVefl | with a pretty love story. Then there 1 is the comedy by Larry Semon, the Pathe News and the. serial ''The Mys- | tery of 13."
 POLTS.
 Four shows will be given at Polls today, making a continuous perform ance from 1 o'clock until late in the evening. The big attraction is a whirly girly comedy revue with music entitled Yes, My Dear with Nat ,.01- TN elyn Carter Darlington, Ethel Rose were Carmon Prenada, Wm. J. Evans | and a coop of Broadway Bpoilers.
 The rest of the vaudeville bill is made up of Wayne, Marshall and Candy in a novelty of the varieties entitled <'The Intruder,' Mime. Mana assisted by Mons. Alexis. the grea' | international dancers, Harmon an6 | Harmon in comedy, and Bender anG 1 Heer, equilibrists
 ture entitled "Oh, Lady, Lady, ar adaptation of the musical comedy O. | the same name. MT. and Mrs. Car | ter De Haven appear in a comedy ant 1 the Pathe News is also shown. | The picture which starts tomor row night for a four day run come. from the Associated Producers ant l is entitled "The Forbidden Thing | is a story of an all-conquering lov, l and the scene of action is laid in . | Cape Cod Village. It is personal, directed by Allen Dwan and the cas contains such stars as Helen Jerom | Eddy and Marcia Mannon.
 Next Thursday, Friday and Sat 1 urday, hose who have loved to SC Mabel Ta1ieferro on the screen vii | have the opportunity of seeing he personally as she will appear her self in Connie" a playlet of comed and romance at Polls theatre.
 PARK
 'The Million Dollar DoIIs'' nov playing at the Park Theater, is
 good show with an especially fin