The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-28

drew another great crowd. Interest in this human drama has not slack ened in the least.
 The great finn mother, Mary Carr, features in this scre ening, in a story of mother-love. The supporting cast Is excellent and the entire production is one of the most elaborate ever screened. The present return en- gagement ends Wednesday night.
 LYRIC.
 ''The Good Little Bad GiTa," affords MT. Watson and Miss Nudsen, the popular leading man and woman of the Lyric Players a remarkable op- portunity to display their capabilities. You will be fascinated by Miss Mud sen's portrayal of Cscily Griffin. the girl who has two different personali- ties. You will admire the strong. virdie. young surgeon with great You'u wish him all manner of suc- cess and happiness. You'll find your heart aching for the TWO before the happy continuation of their love story.
 .'The Good Little Fad GirP' is one of the most gripping human plays that has ever been written. And through | it runs a vein of the most 1rresistaole humor imaginable.
 Plays have been written which deai with the two widely separated sides | of life; but 1t has been many a year since a play as brilliant in its dra- matic and comedy values as 'The Good Little Bad Girl" has been writ ten. It's release for stock is one Of the dramatic features of the present | season and local thearer goers are to be congratulated on Manager Ar vines prog gressiveness in securing this piece for local offering.
 PARK
 To those that enjoy real old fash toned laughter compelling, singing ana dancing burlesqYe entertainment the | A 4l -f hl Bon Ton Girls at the Park theatre tomorrow will be greeted as good news. The mere fact that the an- nouncement includes the motion of John Barry and George Douglas as the principal comedians with the or ganization is practical Laughter in surance" for those who go to the Park and witness the performance of "A title of the two act musical melange that is being presented by the com pany this season.
 In the support of the Messrs. Barry and Douglas this season are found Collette Batiste, a clever vocalist; a gingery soubrette in the person of Lou Barry, while Marie Gates is an alto gether charming ingenue. Others in the cast include Walter La Foye, Earl Gates and Three Barnard Sisters.
 The engagement here will open with Nov. 29 with two performances clos ing the engagement on Wednesday.
 WEST END.
 ''Who is the star in your photoplay. MT Hughes?" asked a visitor to the Goldwyn studios at Culver City, Cal.
 ''The audience" answered the au- thor, speaking of his first original screen story, Dangerous Curve Ahead!" which comes to the West End theatre tonight.
 This is probably the first picture that has been written by an eminent author which was not planned to fit the talents of some special star, or to bring into the spotlight the special line of cleverness for which that star was noted. While Rupert Hughes remarked that he would like to have Helene Chadwick play the leading feminine role, he wrote the story, not to bring before the public the beauty and artistry of tl1ds lovely actress. but actually to 'star' the everyday hap penings in the home life of the great human family. Says MT Hughes:
 The high cost of production makes a tremendous distribution of pictures necessary, if the producer is to meet his expenses. Therefore the pictures must have universal appeal, find a re- sponsive chord in every heart.'