The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-08

s And The Law moments that have an
 appeal like catastrophe and hypno-
 tize the spectator by their sheer pow
 CT.
 MT. and Mrs. .Coburn head Polls
 supreme vaudeville opening this af-
 ternoon. This is a distinguished team of artists and will be remembered as
 ths stars in the rbs not1aa Ratfer eo@edy ofe
 They will offer what is described as
 @ tragi farce-comedy by George "
 Hobart entitled: 'Lonliness- No
 better writing and setting combina-
 tion could be imagined than George V. Hobart and MT and Mrs Coburn.
 It may be imagined what an artistic treat is in store for Poli patrons.
 The added vaudeville attraction will be Eenry's Melody Sextette. an har monious offering of songs and music. Jones and Jones, Southern Levee Comedy Four and Larimer and Hud- son, comedy cyclists, will complete
 tie bill.
 Friday will be amateur night at Polls. This means that show easily worth S2 will be given in an- SWIFT to the demand for Polfs popular amateur performance.
 Queen of Sheba.' the most monu- mental the most stupendous, the ID ost gorgeous spectacle drama ever produced. will be the feature picture attraction at PoJfs, commencing Sun day night for the entire week WEST END
 Jacqueline Logan, dark, petite, graceful and altogether lovely; Grace Darmond. blonde, beautiful. slender and lissonl-appear in Thomas Neigh ans newest Paramount picture, White and Unmarried" which will be shown at the West End theatre tonight. Miss Logan has the feminine | lead of Andree Duphot; Miss Darmond l the highly important role of Dorothea Welter- They are distinct opposites. i .,f,, hood. Miss Logan was a Follies5 | beauty and a prima donna in the re- viva1 of 'tFlorodora." Miss Darn ond l was seen ;n the Paramount picture, l ''The Valley of Giants,' starring Wal I1ace% Reid. in which she played the i leading feminine role. The cast gen i erally is strong.
 Others in the cast are Lloyd Whit 1 lock, Fred Nroom. Marion Skinner, | Georgia Stone and Jack Herbert. i John D. Swain wrote the story. The | scenario is by Will NJ Ritchey, Harry l Perry is cameraman and Harold 1 Schwartz is assistant director.
 | LYRIC.
 1 There's no doubt that "Cornered'' l has made the smashing hit of the
 season at the Lyric. It is a great
 and unusual play-or'iginal and dar- l ing all ethrough. But the manner
 in which Eveta Nudson portrays the | roles of the two sisters, crook and | heiress. and the all-round perform ance of other members of the Poli i Players. together with the elaborate | scenic inVestiture, has provided a
 rare treat for thea tru-goers all week. l Those who have seen "Cornered' | for the first time. of course, are also hearty in their praise of the manner ] in which Director Steele and his CO., 1 work CTS have put this difficult pro- l duction over It stands out as the | finest thing that the POi Players
 have done since their season start 1 sd.
 Minor Watson, the new leading | man. will come into his own next | week when he assumes the title role in George NJ. Conen'S greatest comedy l success, Broadway Jones'"
 1 PARK
 ! Nothing, perhaps, illustrates the l value of motion pictures more clearly ! than the fact that Georges Carpen-
 tier. the idol of France, was enabled
 to see himself in his recent fight with
 lack Dempsey and to form several of
 his own opinions as to how and why
 he lost the worlds championship.
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