The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-16

That his informant told him that Ihe "Cat" in the title was purely symbolical, and referred to the cen ns1toa f5ah SharaSter a played i9 by Dorothy experience in the play, and losing her faith in mankind. says, T will be the cat that walks by itself in the wild. wet woodland all places will be alike to me-"
 Anyway, the name of the story by John John. Colton on, was 6 only us. used & as was ready for release. the title was changed, to 1.-The Woman Who Walk ed AI6ne,'' under which designation 1t will be seen at the Poli Vaudeville theatre beginning tomorrow.
 Dorothy Dalton is featured. Milton Stills is leading man, and Wanda flaw lay has an important role: The cast Buren, Lefty Flynn, Cecil Holland, Mayme Kelso, Harris Gordon. Freak. Vroom, John MacKinnon and Temple Pigott. Will M. Ritchey made the screen adaptation and Bert Glennon is responsible for the beautiful photo graphy.
 film attractions, including Of course the Pathe news, Aesop's Fables a comedy extra, and a special feature yet to be announced, will be, tomor- the wonder serial, ''With Stanley in Africa Press dispatches, telling of the attempt to be made to swim the English Channel, by George Walsh, star of this feature, will make the last two showings even more in teresting.
 Today for the last times Ben Welch will head a vaudeville biEl of unusual interest and talent. MT. and Mrs. Carter De Haven in ''Twin Beds" a filmization of the greatest of stage farce comedies, are also showing.
 PARK
 Blanche Ring and Charles W1nn1n- ger appear at the Park Theatre to- day as the stars of ''As You Were. This is a two-act revue in six scenes; a condensed version of a very popu- lar musical success of that name.
 As part of the vaudevil1 bill. be- sides Miss Ring and MT. WlnnEnger; who will present their own original speciality, Bert Baker. well known vaudeville star. will be seen in the laughing hit. "Prevarication.' There is plenty of laughter here ana you viii find Du Teil and Covey another laughing team. Others on the Vau- deviIle half of the entertainment are $ the Three PasquaH Brothers, Elby and St. Leo. Edgar Atchison Ely ana others.
 Over two years in New ' ork. More than one year in Chicago: Close to Capacity audiences wherever It mas played. .,.
 Summed up, briefly, that Is the record of past performances or Ihe Bat the biggest dramatic hH in wears when Wagenhals and kemper present at the Park Theatre the first three days of next week.
 The astounding success of The Bat'' is not at all difficult to under stand. In the first place, 1t is a st'r- ring thrilling mystery story-the k1nd of a story that every man, woman or child enjoys. And, in the second mIace. it is every bit as full of laughs as it is of thrills.
 EMPIRE.
 That girls easily succumb to the lure of masculine good looks and a "snappy dresser" regardless Of ms real worth. is lesson carried nome nv flne noignant story of First Love, i,, which Constance Binney is appear ing this week at the Empire theatre
 Handsome eyes, stylish clothes and black, curly hair-fool Kathleen O'Don- nell into loving a worthless idler- She even breaks with her family on h!s account and believing him a pennl- less student. works herself. i'll proV1d- ing for his medical" education.
 But som mething happens--and 1t IS that something which makes First Love" say those who have seen it, a human document of deep universal appeal
 ~ Warner Baxter plays the male lead. Maurice Campbell directed, while E1- uer Harris supervised.