The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-30
Theatrical Notes
POLI'S

POIHS
 | Today brings an entire new bill to Polls for the balance of the week, the | entertainment to be headed by Thomas H. lnce feature photo drama | entitled, Mother O. Mine" The star | of the piece. Betty Blythe. has not been seen on the Bridgeport screen since success crowned her efforts in the title role of 'The Queen of She ba." Given an opportunity to inter pret an entirely different role, this herself with honOrs in a difficult part in Mother O Mine.'
 Heading the vaudeville portion of the offering for Thursday Friday and Saturday will be none other than the Great Leon, who, with a large com pany of wonder workers. including Miss Edith Packard, will mystify, and cause Wonderment, by the accom- plishment of the apparently impossi- ble. All of the best of his enormous repertoire of tricks. stunts and 1llu- sions will be offered, including the flying chest, the famous fire and water trick. and an exploitation of Miss Packard, known as the Its Me Again" girl.
 Byron & Haig; Doris Duncan; Os- car Lorraine, and other artists com plete the bill, with, of course the ever present Pathe news. And don't for get, Pay Day is coming Sunday, the brand new Charlie Chaplin knock out Chaplin has had long rest and re- leases, all of his pent up comedy and tricks, in what bids fair to set new standard in Chaplin comedies.
 PLAZA.
 H. O. Davis presentation of the Lawrence Trinpble-Jane Murhn pro duction, The Silent Call,' which is released through Associated First National Pictures Inc, and said to be unique among motion pictures will be the feature picture at the Plaza thea tre for three days starting today.
 +, -,x-f IlrATcr risD no who won a decoration for his services with Red Cross during the war, is the canine in the starring role. How well he understood his part Was real- ized in the course of production when hardly any direction was required for him and very few retakes.
 Stolen Kisses is the feature act for today. ''Stolen Kisses is a musi- cal comedy offering with ten clever people. This act has been making a great hit at the various houses in the last few months. Carrie BannOn and AIarr will be seen with a brand new line of songs and chatter. Jeanne Lacrosse, California's faYorite so- prano, and Bert and Lottie Walton, The Sunshine Pair" offering songs l and dances will complete the bill.
 LYRIC
 Dave Marion's Own company is | creating a distinct impression on the | Lyric patrons all this week with a somewhat different extravaganza of l fering known as The Land of Impos- l sible." A vehicle that is a scream 1 from start to finish.
 Emil (Jazz) Casper depicting a | minstrel character is fast winning | laurels by his singing and dancing, i while Will H. Ward offers an eccen- Miss Inez De Verdier, a nezzo so- | prano. sings with the ease and Brace | of a nightingale.
 Next Sunday another big double | ticularly interesting is a five reel | Western thriller, Fearless Dick" a | three reel Harold Lloyd. the latest Larry Seamon and a two reel Ben | Turpin, as well as Pathe news.
 Next week, the final week of the Lyrics season burlesquer fans will see 1 Sliding" Billy Watson, the leading comedian of the Columbia circuit will Il new and lively World of II FTolic" will be the attraction at the | Lyric theatre next week
 Alias Ladyfingers," a photodrama dealing with the career of a safe ordinary run of such individuals. is the latest Bert Ly+su picture, which l today will be shown at the Empires theatre. This swiftly moving story of Veiller production for Metro. and it reflects that full dramatic quality | which won MT. Veiller such a reputa- II ton in the theatrical world by his | The Thirteenth Chair" and Within II -he Law II
 MT. Lyteu portrays the character of the young man who, educated by a n notorious crook as a safe breaker wis it's the home where he is being sought IS the heir, and in ignorance of his plans to ply his calling, II in many tense situations.
 WHIST ENn
 The new Paramout comedy, ssOne Glorious Day" featuring Will Rogers md Lila Lee is a glorious production, II