The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-11
WEDNESDAY
In The Theatres
PLAZA

Louise G1aum in her latest Love D Harold Lloyd in Get Out and Get Under and the big vaudeville bill will be shown for the last two times tonight Starting tomorrow an es- peciaHy attractive program has been furnished Douglas MacLean's fla nous uniform, the disappearance of which was the basis of much of the action of '"Twenty-Three" and a Half Hours Leave makes it's second and probably last appearance in ''The Paramount picture produced by Thos H. 1nce, as the rookie dons multi and places the favorite "unie'' carefully away in moth balls. When it was de- cided that the young star was to ap- pear in another comedy in which he was to portray the role of one of Uncle Sam's -four million" the well known olive drab was still included in his wardrobe Doris May, who played such important part in that, is also seen in this latest.
 The vaudeville for the latter half of the week is topped by Harmony Junction, something new in singing acts. It offers a jazz band, good voices, well rendered dances and all in all makes for enjoyable entertain Inent. Gruett, Kramer and Gruett present "A Circus Day in Georgia" introducing up to the minute sa- tire on the great American institu- McNaughton offer All in Fun" and Miss ,Ioleen complete the vaudeville bill screaningly funny Bobby Vernon Christie comedy, Back from the Front will also be seen.
 Fhe Pliers at Polls continue to win rounds of applause for their fine soloist, Andrew Byrnes. measures up to a high standard. The dance num- bers are diversified and are color fully dressed and staged The Eff ayzfS 11aaf- @TaIo M89n and a young woman
 The added attraction. Ward & Will son, have a unique audience act that gets a barrel of laughs. Miss Ward is petite young lady while MT. Will son is q comedian of no mean ability Gilfoyle and Lange have witty and nicely dressed act. Miss La.nge makes stunning appearance in several beautiful gowns. The rest of the acts are good and Pathe News has some interesting views
 ''The Song of the SouI'' is a senti- mental love story that has a strong appeal The feature picture attrac- ton for Thursday, Friday and Satur- day will be handsome Eugene OTBrien headliner will be Frances Mink and Her Musical Comedy Octette in a re vue of songs and dances from suc- cessfm productions of the past sea son.
 LYRIC
 
 program of photopIays and music that has been seen in Bridgeport in some time the big double-feature bill now playing at the Lyric theatre is at tracting. hundreds of persons. In ad- dftfon to the presentation of the two mammoth feature pictures, the one by Norma Talmadge in The Passi on Flower and the other by Charles Ray in Peaceful Valley Manager George Arvine has arranged with Mrs. Ada Tuck Whitaker, soprano, to sing the popular song 'HThe Passion Flow er,'' by Irving Berlin, prior to each performance of the picture Mrs Whitaker is well known to Bridge port and has been heard at many public and private affairs.
 Both the featur are all that is claimed for them. Norma Talmadge was never seen to better advantage than in .'The Passion Flower and Charles Ray is in his element in the the ''rube character he is called upon to portray in Peaceful Valley
 For next week another 41ig bill will be introduced. This time it will not be a double bill, but the single pie ture, f'Inside The Cup" is the equiva- lent of at least three leading features, i This is strictly Cosmopolitan pro duct5on adapted from the novel by Winston Churchill A private show ing of the picture will be given tomor- row morning before a delegation from the Pastors association and their unanimous approval is anici- 1 pated.