The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-23

1 made burlesque popular This pre- scr1pt1on mas been filled for the sea- | son by Billy Watson, who has elimi- | mated the Questionable lines, but left pep in the show.
 A htIie vaude+bin within a vaude- Ene snow is what B. A. RoEe & formance which opened at Polls yes | terday- The Rolfe Revue is a com binat1on Of good singing, excellent dancing and unusual instrumental mus music, S., Bssides these merits. it is
 The oIher acts on the bill are en- thusiast1cally received. Bryant and Stewart in ,In-sane" have an ex- have both pep and personality. Wal ter Fishter and Company in Co Into the Kitchen" have a novelty farce playlet that is new in conception, hum orous throughout and well acted. The Egyptian cook character is novel Chadwick and Taylor, two colored en- tertainers, get a barage of laughs, and Margaret Taylor. who opens the her exit.
 ''The Woman God Changed" the feature picture attraction is an emo tion st1mulator. The story is new. Lincoln, who plays Mccarthy, the de- tectfve, looks like a detective, and Seena Owen, who portrays the role of Anna Jansen, dancing girl, looks Ike the wantpn she is in the t.story''s beginning The photography is beautiful, parts of the production having been filmed in the Bahama Islands, The Woman God Changed highly entertaining sermon it is illu- minating.
 PARK
 4
 three days, enga cement beginning Monday evening, September 26 and including the Wednesday matinee and evening performance, is Marie Doro in the new three act play by William Hurlbut entitled Lilies of the Field" Norman Trevor, who last season co-starred with Gilda Varesi in Enter Madame. will be featured in support of Miss Doro.
 Miss DOro, after the past seasons devoted to starring in the films, re- turns to the speaking stage in the most exacting emotional role of her brilliant career Her costumes. for which she made a flying trip to Paris, practically in the midst of rehear- sals, have been created exclusively for her by Callot Ianvin, Poiret Molly n.eux and her hats by Alex. These, with the gowns worn by the other la dies of the company, designed and ex- ecuted by Hattie Carnegie, will give Lilies of fhe Field' the added fea ture of being a Veritable advance fashion show.
 A fascinating story of crime is of fered at the Plaza theatre the last three days of this week. '"The Wake field Case, with Herbert Rawlinson as the star It is an L. Lawrence Weber production into which a re- markable thread of dramatic incl dents have been woven The story is one of mystery and suspense and keeps the audience guessing until the splendid cast portray their various roles fau1t1essly and a genuinely fine photoplay is the result.
 Johnny Adams and the Thompson registered a strong hit last evening and they were obliged to respond to several encores. They have chosen their numbers well and are musicians of a high order. Jack Baxley and Lillian Porter in a novel comedy of fering ''The Call of Song" put forth some very salab1e comedy quips and the singing and piano part of the vehicle sends it across with a bang Jean and White in Dance varieties have neat dancing skft that holds quite a surprise at the finish: Rens Roland and company in ''Magica Music and Songs,' present an act tha is different from the usual run and | plause. The Chester comedy, ''Th' | Reckless Sex" is a scream and Fo1 News contains much of interest. Thomas Mott Osborne's ''The Righ Way a mighty story taken from page of life, is the feature pictur' starting Sunday Larry Semon, il his latest comedy, '"The Bakery" vii also be shown.
 Daily average crude oil production l x1 sY,,