The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-10

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 Alice Hollister.ndJhme KirkWOod
 4n seen. from the Paramount Picture
 A WISE FOOL
 A GeOrae MelfOrd Production sue the illusive siren of wealth he Eneglects the most vital of all prizes Move Around his neglect is woven a tale which teens with unusual sit ! nations. '"The Wise FooP' is a story lthat inveigles the attention and keeps the interest white hot to the very s1ast foot of film.
 A brand-new vaudeville bill also opens a three-daay engagement today tRt Polls. but so insistent has been the demand for a continuation of the sBerlo Sisters engagement that the siaoli management has decided to hold tthis exceptional offering over for the .rest of the week. So the famous and :ehapely Berlo girls will give Bridge Sporters who have not visited the the ,e.tre these first three days an oppor- seunity to witness as unique vaude- vile offering as has every played this .city. The finish of this act is a sihowling scream and has created a The rest of the bill Is all new, ithe added attraction being 'Betty's sRack," a comedy with music Will 5kens & Wilkens in "Ignatz's Tango company will complete the bill. To- :Fi:ght, in connection with the Berlo tSisters' offering, there will be an am, sateur diving contest open to all lsBridgeport divers.
 Bob Hampton of Placer" will be tthe feature picture attraction open Wesley Barry. the famous freckled- Taced kid. will be the featured player Sn this great yarn of pioneer days.
 PLAZA.
 Dustin Farnum in "The Primal Law" heads the new show presented for the first time at the Plaza thea popular with all classes of screen ,patrons and in the role of Bran Wayne, rancher, he appears as a mature. There Is 2 charming love rss; ory told in ''The Primal Law" de- treioped amid exciting incidents Mary :rhgrman is Farnum's leading lady. ;. The Carnival of Venice is an act on which entrancfng music and songs of higher order are displayed. It opens with a scene showing the Grand Canal and Doges Palace and depicts a Venetian Carnival in full swing. A short introduction and the act goes to fun stage with reproduction of Marks Cathedral. next introducing Mile. Donatel1e in song and other anembers of the troupe in dances and Instrumental numbers.
 Bill and Irene Telaak, with songs and violins. Sidney and Payne. pre- senting '"The Drudge a bit of life, Bob and Tip and others, complete Berries @ o play "Winners of the Vest" with Art Accord, will be shown and Bridgeport boys are striving to be- some regular attendants in order to Twin the bicycle prize offered In con- nectfon with it.
 WEST END.
 Theatregoers will have an oppor- Runity to see Charles Ray in the Ecreen version of Sol Smith RusselTs stage success, Peaceful Valley" al the W,es, End theatre tonight In this this (which has made him one of the Ecreen's greatest favoritss-that of 1ube. The story was adapted to 1he screen by Isabel Johnston from Ed ward E. kidder's memorable stage play. which is credited with 5.207 footlights performances and which franks as one of the most popular epok ~n comedy-dramas ever, pro- duced.
 In the leading feminine role oppo- site Ray Is Anne May, and other well 5otte Pierce. Harry Myers, Lincoln k;tedrnan. walter Perkins. William Esourtright; Jesse Herring Lydta Gerome storm. assisted by Harry Decker. directed the production.
 LYRIC.
 Lucille <feigned illness and Lucille Insisted that she must not be disturb ed under any circumstances. Bu7 despite all she did her troubles kept billing mp laughter for others. Oh by the way, Lucille is one of the characters in the big New York com edy success Scrambled Wives" at the Lyric.
 It all transpires at a weekend Sarty at which Lucille, in search of a husband; her former husband, with a jealous second wife, and a woman comedy is a succession of the funniest kind of complications imagineabls and the sort of dialogue that bring. one laugh tumbHng on the heels ot smother.
 In addition to its fun-making pro clivities, 'Scrambled Wives offer the women of the Po1i Players an ex cel1ent opportunity to display thei most attractive gowns to the greates advantage, and you may rest assured that you will see some costumes tha will take your breath away.
 EMPIRE.
 An interesting sidelight on the ob Eerva nee here of ArInistice day tom or row will be the Gold Star Mothers Matinee" to be given at the Empir Theatre.
 All "Gold Star" mothers of the cit mothers who gave their sons in tn World War-have been invited to b the guests of the theatre management at the holiday matinee. Of particu lar interest is the entertainment the will see-"Over the Hi1l." the Vii liam Fox production in which Mar Carr known in the screen world a s'the gneatest mother has the centra role in a great story of mother love