The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-05
IN THE THEATRES
PARK

Park theatre after witnessing ROSe SydelPs Famous London Bellies this season.
 There are many reasons why this show is wonderful. The liveliest sort of comedy prevails which presents many funny situations and compl1ca- tions and keeps your attention fixed every moment and the mind in con- templative state as to what will occur next The cast is headed by Joe Marks this season, the fastest comed- ian in burlesque, and he has surround ed himself with such we'll known play CTS as George Hart, Fred Reese, Mil dred Campbell, Dolly Davis, Mae Leonard, Rose SydeIl, Jr., and the Ro- mas troupe. /
 The Sydell Magnetic chorus this season is composed of some striking ly beautiful girls. who wear the latest versions of fashions, and in many charming gowns afford the develop ment of the brightest of colorS in the cleverest of combinations, which set the eye all af1ame after viewing these gorgeous trappings as the display as- sembles many of the seasons sugges- tions.
 As a special attraction to matinee patrons the worlds series returns will be announced from the stage at each afternoons performance, directly from the grounds, over the Evening Times private wires.
 PLAZA.
 One of the strongest and most thrilling photoplayS of the season is '.Proxies,i the special Cosmopolitan Paramount production which will fea- tura the bill at the Plaza theatre the last half of the week. Cosmopoli- tan has made nothing, but winners so far among their offerings are "The Inside l.2S of the Cup," ,., "Humoresque," each and every one has been con- sistent topnotcher. The hero and heroine in Proxies" are reformed determination to live straight against almost insuperable odds, makes highly interesting story. The situa tions are dramatic, the heart interest is far above the ordinary picture. Zeena Keefe, Norman Kerry and Will liam H. Tooker play leading parts.
 ''The Love Knight" a musical com- bill for Thursday. while Coffman anud Carroll, 1.-TWO Tones of Brown" are the added attraction.
 Baseball scores in the Worlds Ser ies are announced by innings.
 LYRIC.
 Representatives of the Shuberts last night witnessed the performance of Two Fisted Love- at the Lyric theatre, and scurried back to New York bearing highly p1imentary reports of the new comedy drama. It is the consensus of opinion among
 
 scored with his new play, which has to do with .the trials and tribulations of prize fighter.
 As the boxer in question. Hooper Atchley, has registered his biggest hit of the season at the Lyric. and Edna Preston has been given a role that she puts across" in dramatic fash ion.
 bert agents liked Two FiSted Love" is because it is loaded down with good lines, both dramatic and comedy, and because it is packed with action. Action is what playgoerS demand, and it must be admitted that there isn't one dull moment from the minute that the curtain goes up.
 Direct bulletings from the Polo Grounds, where the World s Series is being played, will be read from the stage at all matinee performances, starting this afternoon. The Lyric has secured a special leased wire di- rect to the scene of action.
 EMPIRE
 Anita Stewart literally becomes a detective hunting herself in 'fThe Ye1- low Typhoon,' the motion picture yer sion of Harold MacGraths story, which will be shown at the Empire theatre today For Anita, portraying the part of twin sisters, is at once the hunter and the hunted. One of the sisters, known as ''The Yellow Typhoon," kills an officer in a conspiracy against the government, while the other a sec ret service agent, witnesses the crime ! and later aids in trapping the con- SpiratorS.
 WEST END. Petite Viola Dana, the only film | star to- use a. toe dance in pictures, i has invented new dance that prom | iseS to eclipse many of the popular jazz steps in general favor. Within a. few days, you probably will be asking your orchestra leader | to play you a, barn-yard '.wiggle- wobble.'' For this is the way Viola | classifies the dance she devised for her special Metro production of | Home Stuff,'' to be shown tonight at the West End theatre.
 | The new picture in which Miss | Dana is being starred consists chiefly of farm and small town scenes-all \ of which were shot on big farm and a. typical sma1 town near Los Angeles. | Among the unusual incidents pictured is an old-fashioned barn dance. The story requires Miss Dana to depart from the accepted barn dance steps and interpolate others that will iden- tify her with the stage.
 Invitations have beeen sent to Bel gium, the Netherlands and Portugal | to participate in coming arms confer | ence on Nov. II, at Washington.