The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-02
In The Theatres
POLrs VAUDEVILLE THEATRE.

POLrS VAUDEVILLE THEATRE.
 There's a new show at Polls Vau devIlle theatre today, with a noye heacuner that promises some beauti 1ul dancing, beautiful costuming ant all set forth by several beautiful young ladies. It is an M Golden produc tlon, featuring Maurice Golden, Jr. late star of the Boston Grand Opera company and a clever company il ,Ihe Movie Masque,'" in which wei known characters of Hollywood art portrayed by Violet Morley and Harry Bendel, assisted by the voice from hollywood, by Jos. Del Puente.
 The Big City Four, the sWeetes singing quartet in vaudeville, and one Of Americas best quartets will TUT Q close race for top honors, for quar- tets 4eti have have always been popular 1T Glass, will open the show with a nov city. Via Mire"; to be followed by Lthel Hopkins, in Moments Musical Gladys Corren, Harry Weston and Dave Gardner, in '.All at Sea-" have a variety of songs, and wisely select ed batter. certain to draw applause
 The picture program, with the al ways popular Pathe news, will include another of those rich rare comedies entitled Gold Feet; while the fea- ture film is June Madness
 Viola Dana has stood before an all tar upon fifteen different occasions Fifteen times she has had the we'd ding ring placed upon the fourth fin ger of her left hand, and fifteen times she has repeated the thrilling or fatal whichever way you look at it words, T do." Yet Miss Dana is still huSbandless.
 Miss Dana was married for the fif- teenth time before the camera during the filming of June Madness" direct ed by Harry Beaumont at the :. theatre When the event occurs in real life, she will have had enough experience not to be nervous during the ceremony.
 Tie wedding scent in June Mad ness is authentic enough to suit any body. Not only is the setting com plete in all possible detail but MT. Beaumont enjoyed the expert assis- tance and counsel of the Rev. Dr. Neal Oodd, pastor of the famous Little Church Around the Corner in New Metro studio during, the filming of this episode. Dr. Dodd offciated at the Jack Pickford- Marillyn Miller cer- emony. His church is noted in fact mantle and distinguished weddings.
 PALACE.
 For the last half of this week the Poli Palace theatre offers Q marvel ous program of intense heart interest and spectacular presentation.
 Probably the greatest illusion and spectacle ever seen on a stage is Memories of France, not a motion picture in any sense of the word. The greatest mechanical invention ever seen on a stage, in which the whole city of Rheims including the great cathedral is wiped out before ones weary eyes, while armies move and air battles take place.
 On the screen Richard Earth elmess will be seen in "The Bond Boy,' great CT even than his presentation of 'Tol- Able David" This great First Naton- al release will attract widespread at tention throughout the city as it did everywhere it has been shown.
 Again Warde Johnston managing director of the Polls Palace has offer ed Bridgeport and the surrounding countryside something more to talk about in musical and dance presenta- tion- Miss Vera Myers, leading danc- CT of the Greenwich Village Follies, will appear in the famous Bubble Dance" assisted by the Palace Dance ensemble including some of Bridge ports most artistic local dancing tal- ent.
 Miss Marian Fabian dramsec so- nrano of the San Carlos Grand Opera company, now playing the Century theatre New York, will offer several vocal selections of note. Classlca! Jazz is the latest selection of the Pon Palace Concert Orchestra.
 As an added screen attraction Bridgeport afternoon theatregoers may see another Universal feature. ''The Jilt'' with Ralph Graves and an Eest and best show yet given at the Palace.
 MAJESTIC