The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-30
MOCULS OF SHOW BUSINESS
 HONOR POLL
Loew, Zukor and Albee to Attend Palace Open ing-Fine Tribute to New England Mag nate.

Marcus Loew, Adolph Zukor and D. F. Albee, three of the biggest moguis in show business, will attend the opening of Poli's Palace Theatre on compliment to Sylvester z. Poli, New England theatre-magnate, and will be his guests. Marcus Loew is head of the big circuit of theatres bearing his name, and president of Metro pictures corporation; Adloph Zukor is the pioneer film producer and head of Paramount Pictures corporation, and E. F. Albee, is head of the Keith circuit of vaudeville and the founder of American vaudeville. They are three supreme chiefs in their spheres, and unite to do honor to MT. Poli as one of themselves. They will ar noon on the private car bringing the screen and stage stars to the city.
 Incidently, it is this same warm personal regard and respect that is bringing the startling array of stars to Bridgeport. No pecuniarY induce ment could have persuaded artists like Mae Murray, Alice Brady, Raymond Hitchcock, Ann Pennigton, John Elm ginia Pearson, Lew Cody, Robert Leonard or any one of the long list, to journey to Bridgeport on a holiday and appear in theatres. But spirit of friendship, of good wilh between the players and the man who builds great Palaces for the housing of the players art,-that is the sentiment that has brought about this happy circumstance.
 Meanwhile, news comes every day from New York of new names added to the list.
 Little Ann Pennington, six years a stellar light of the Ziegfeld Follies, and three years star of George Whites Scandals, is the latest name to be added to the list of luminaries.
 Then there will be Edward Earle, 70 Movies in a contest in New York and who has just finished being screen leading man in East Is Vest
 John Emerson. President of Actors Equity, and his demure little wife, Anita Loos, the clever pair whose smart screen comedies for Constance Talmadge had much to do with set ting that young person in her pres ent stellar position, will be among those present.
 Mae Murray is not in a sanitarium, i'll. She will be here Monday, and with her will be her handsome big blonde husband and director, Robert Leonard. The Leonards, Alice Brady, pelled, by work, to return to New York Tuesday morning. But in their places will come bevy of the stars and other beauties from the Ziegfeld Folltes, Music Box Revue, Sue Dear" George Whites Scandals. and The Boardwalk Show-the last. quite the smartest, and most exclusive cafe re- vue on Brodaway just now. They will augment the stars already here and return to New York Tuesday, late afternoon.
 From New York comes the infor- nation that the stars do not give a show-they simply hold a sort of get together with you from the stage Some just smile and tell you they are glad to meet you,-and when you realize that PerIe Germonde, for in- stance, who will probably say just about that,-gets SITS a week from MT. Ziegfeld for just smiling and look ing like she looks,-that should be about enough. Then some one may sing-another dance-a couple more stage a bit of patter,-just informal and in the spirit of a tribute to MT. PoH. The stars appear on the Palace I stage Monday night, and on both Pal ace and Polls theatre Tuesday mat inee and night.