The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-22
In The Theatres
LYRIC.

As a special attraction for-the clos ing of the stock season at the Lyric theater the Pon Players will present that famous comedy dramatic sensa- ton Adam and Eva' during the last six days next week. Adam and B,vsl'' is . play that everybody will enjoy containing just enough comedy to keep everyone in good humor. The play enjoyed a continuous run of a solid year at the Longacre theater in New York where Ruth Shepley play ed the leading role opposite Otto Kruger. both of whom scored de- cided success with it.
 Today and tomorrow the final per formances Of ''Itghtie Night will be given. For the benefit of those who have not seen it, it is suggested that reservations be made at once for some one of the remaining perform ances.
 On Sunday night another photop1ay concert will be given. First in point Reid's high-cass comedies sick Abed,'' which is the head1iner. Then there is a funny enc by the Sennett comedians, Pathe News and the The concert by the Lyric orchestra given throughout both the evening performances is not the least of the attractions.
 PLAZA
 
 ''Women Men Love- a most desirable picture. Probably the most interest ing of these to Bridgeporters is the appearance of Alice FIeming, former local s- -ock favorite here, who has a part in the feature. Miss Fleming played here some years ago when John lince was leading man. '1Women Men Love lis a big six act special field, the famous ziegfeld beauty, Evan Burrows E'ontaine, the famous dancer who married Harry Payne Whitney's son, Marguerite Marsh and others.
 The vaudeville bill leaves nothing to be desired The Royal Venetian Five Scores strongly with a splendid singing and musical act. The Big Three in series of songs, sing irti wonderful harmony Inez Han1ey. the musical comedy girl with songs and piano selections. has very novel offering Howard and Scott in ''Her start. Lloyd Hamilton in the com edy rfnt, tHFhe Simp,'' is good for 6 few Hundred laughs. Fox News contains much of interest.
 PoHPs
 Clara Kimba1I Young, whose stat uesque, brunette beauty has made millions of admirers for her and whose unusual gifts as a delineator of charming womanhood has in
 
 opportunity to display all of her varied talents and beauty. 'Hush,'' which is now playing at Polls, an sweTs the aee-old question: How much of woman's past is it dis erect for her to unfold to her hus- band ?''
 The vaudeville bill these last three days is led by J. c. Mack 6, company in comedy sketch that is all com edy. Foley & O'Neil, "A Couple of Nifties," are two nifty gentlemen who know how to be funny. The rest of the bill is first class variety. Pathe Weekly is showing the first pictures of the Red uprising in Germany and other vital and interesting news items
 EMPIRE.
 There is a veritable screen triumph at the Empire theatre this week and at the opening performance yesterday a large audience was held spellbound. This quite unusual attraction is Lionel Barrymore, in '"The Master Mind," a photographic production which far eXcels nine out of every ten pictures hhown. In fact, it can be called super-extraor without straining the truth in the least. Never before has MT. Barrymore been seen in any role to such distinct ad- vantage and he gives a character in depreciation which impresses itself in delib1V every mind.