The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-01
In The Theatres
POLES MAJESTIC.

SOAAAtAA5 Saturday of Eddie Cantor and his Make It Snappy'' company the pro ductIon that was Se.ecLed to 1nformal- ly open the new and beautiful Poh Majestic here it is MT. Polls wish to have it made emphatic that the com pany which comes here Saturday is the same which played New ork during it's long run and which goes direct to Boston for a several months run directly following the engagement here, the Boston opening being Mon day next.
 1t is written in the contract that Cantor might produce the stage one hundred and ten people and th.A means that the ensemble of girls over , when the show first appeared here will be seen here and there are sev- enty-fve of thea1ove1iest types that ever graced a stage.
 land Bronner Bullet, a most artistic number which calls for twenty-four people and the Flying Blue Devils, is another sensational hit in the three hour show.
 As matter of fact with two acts. twenty scenes and more than hun dred people the Cantor show really is six Eours entertainment condensed to just half that time.
 Following the Eddie Cantor show the local theatergoers will be intro n he Man to tRs Who came nn Back William A. Brady's sensational melodrana selected to formally open the Majestic. Arthur Chatterdown, big favorite here with stock devotees returns to play leading roles and Nila Mac, one of the most beautiful and talented women of the American stage, will play, leads opposite him: The such recognized stars as Joan storm,
 Joan Storm, second woman latterly appearing with Ethel Clifton in vau- deville: Orville Harris. Juvenile formerly with Willie Vollier.. Betty Lawrence, who has just compyeted most successful season with Oliver Morosco and who will play 1ngenues here; Edmund Abbey whose work and whose popularity is so well known here; Harold Kennedy another big favorite here in comedy roles and Ed win Vail as director. The box once is open daily both for the sale of seats for the Eddie Cantor show and TOT the opening week of stock as well as the subscription list by which one may get the same seats reserved each week during the season.
 PLAZA.
 Hoyt's Big Review now spreading Its sunshine at the Plaza resembles | rapir-fire gun when it comes to delivering laughs. Deep-seated, ab- dorninal laughs shake the audience every ten seconds. Lew Brems, the | inimitable Hebrew com edian. cap lures the adience with dispatch while l Alice Melvin. leading lady, captivates by the oS0rC1S6 O1 lST CIldI HI anu l personality. A chorus of shapely, | beautiful girls, principals who can | sing and stage settings of wonderful | design and beauty make Hoyt'S Big | Revue an attraction of the first en- | tertainment magnitude There will | be a complete change of program | beginning Thursday afternoon-new | comedy, new scenery, new wardrobe and a brand new set of songs and incidental music.
 Conway Tearle in ''The Referee" will be the super film attraction be- | ginning Thursday afternoon. Conway | Tearle needs no introduction to Plaza | audiences. He Is not only one of tho | hand somest actors on the screen but | his suavity, his grace, his art and his | highly intelligent handling of dra- matic incident make him the most | popular artist on the screen. The | Referee is a powerful yarn with an unusual slant.
 DAWES.
 No picture has ever been placed in | cel1u1oid form which is more true to | the atmosphere of the Emerald Isle. One can almost smell ,.ethe ould sod'' and the peat bogs. Scenically, My | Wild Irish Rose is a thing of beau ty. The production is notable for | several things. First of al. it has a. good story, one which holds the in terest at all times. Second, it has a splendid cast, the members of which i li.y soYpo ina nnrfraValS |