The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-28
In The Theatres
POLES PALACE

.- The man you all like on the screen I2mes to Bridgeport again Tom NAeIghan it at. the Poii's Palace the atre today in a new Paramount pro duction. eff You Believe It, It's So' E the title, carrying behind most Dramatic story of an underworld type or man who is brought into better paths through his own conscience.
 MT. Meighan will be surrounded by Pauline Stark, Theodore Roberts, Charles Ogle, Joseph Bowling and Charles French
 s- As co-attraction with the Meighan picture the PoE management of the Palace theatre has provided as a dou- bie feature Gladys Brockwell with an 9il-star supporting cast in Paid Back" story of compromise, reveal Ing as well all the phases of social disallusionment, revenge and final punishment. The double attraction. however, only will be seen at 1 and r4:45 p. n1., the size of the evening program not permitting this speAal feature to be shown.
 On the prologue performance there also he included in the picture pog- carlo opera baritone, Joseph Rover, who with Adrian Da Silva. tenor, 'elend the beauty of music in vocal ac- compartment with the big Palace such prominence in the music world under the direction Of Warde John rton. =
 dancing accomplishments, demon istrates her. title of the Physical Cul- -aure Girl of California" She will be rirely new. repetoire
 n< Seats for the big benefit opera per- dormance to; be held Sunday after moon with the full San Carlo Opera company, are selling rapidly and res- tervations now are being handled by the Polf nanaement under specially Installed telephone connections at the Theatre.
 
 POLfS VAUDEVILLE THEATRE.
 Beeauee of the appearance, as an Blair on the new vaudeville bill at FoHs tonight, especial local interest has. been aroused. Both members of this clever team are Bridgeport people. fresh from recent successes in New York as part of the ziegfeld Follies. They are sure of royal welcome from their legion of friends
 The second half of the fall festival bill of seven acts, makes it's initial Bridgeport bow this evening. The regular headline attraction is J. Rosa anond Johnson and his tnimitable five tn a musical chronology, entitled, f'Syncopation." Other acts on the new bill include the Hilton Sisters in Frank and Jim McSherry, the singing twins and stepping sons: Mack and Lane, in Whats It All About" Schoen and Squires In "Ain't She
 
 soffering of song and dance.
 Tonight, too, and tonight, only, local amateurs as an added attraction, will have an opportunity to trot out and do their stuff. The Pathe weekly will also einc1uded In the picture DOT tion of the bill.
 George Le Guere, who plays the part of Henry Marchant, the unsuc- cessfu1 suitor in "Mamma's Affair" the feature film attraction at Polls Vaudeville theatre, at one time was scenario editor for of the big film companies on the coast
 A friend remarked on how pleasant it must be to read stories all day long, as Le Guere was obliged to do in passing on the latest popular novels submitted by New York publishers. 'You must find every page crowded with interest" the friend remarked. Crowded with words you mean" replied Le .Guere cynically, ou re- alize, what a-sstoryz really amounts to when you see forty chapters told in a ten line synopsis