The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-06
POLLS PAI.ACE


 | Double features at every perform 1 ance- This is the slogan set by the PoIs Palace theatre this week for patrons The booking mana cement of the Polls Palace also has seen to 1 it that nothing but the best and the most interesting photoplay has been booked. Gareth Hughes and Bessie Love appearing in "Forget-Me-Not,'' D offer something to the cultured and deep thinker as well as affording laughs and tears to those who merely seek amusement For the thrill of the west. Frank Mayo, under the di- rection of "B1lP' Hart's old director, gives "a peek into the Northwest and the dance halls-fghts and everything else-you know.
 Under the direction @ of warde Johnston, the stage is e1nbellished "a with artistic endeavor and novelty in the form of prologue to Forget Me-Not" introducing the scene from the recital of the music master. Fea- tured in this number are Wilma Fe- kete. vfoltnist of Bridgeport and Frank LaF'orge, pianist.
 Probably tho greatest triumph of the Palace stage yet recorded is the engagement of Harrison Brochbank, baritone of the Last Waltz Co.,, re- gently playing at the Century theatre, York Strand. My Old Dutch" and EJack'' will be his opening numbers in Bridgeport.
 Pictures of Past and Present, will SHOW the 1narVelOuS uGV61Op1nGnC motion-picture photography. in the present decade. Incidentally. the inauguration of President Mckinley, will be contrasted with those of Pres idents Wilson and Harding.
 POITS VAUDEVILLE THEATRE.
 Gormley and Rollins are the names of an eccentric dancing team which ME: RoIfe has engaged io for the to Po1i's theatre this week. This yer satile young team have a new danc- ing number of their own called the zouave Glide. This is a very new step and one of great intricacy and ambi- tious Bridgeport dancers are invited to master this dance and submit their endeavors to either MT. Gormley or M. Rollins when a prize will be given to the best of the contestants. Only amateur dancers are invited in this contest. Professional dancers will not be considered.
 ing at the Polls this week in the stunning Grenadiers." the new Ro1fe Musical Comedy. His name is Fred Heider. F1appers will have a new idol of California Vanps. He is six foot and of the Gibson type. MT. Rolfe at a large cost has succeeded in getting this famous Adonis away from the silver screen of California where for several years he has been the popular screen artist of the times. In addition to being a mighty gOOd looking chap he has great histrionic ability being possessed of a melodious baritone voice and a pleasing person. a1ity-
 A feature of the engagement will be the daily street parade, before the matinee, of the jazz fapper brass band.
 Besides the usual complement of short picture features, the Pathe News and an Educational comedy en- titued "The Ring Tail Romance" there will be shown the Paramount success, 'TThe Young Diana," with Marion Davies.
 Something new In motion pictures has been achieved by Marion Davies in "The Young Diana," created by Productions and releas- ed by Paramount. which will end it's successful run at the Polls theater on Wednesday. In this Marie Corelh story Miss Davies is seen to fine ad- vantage as a society girl who risks her life to regain the man of her heart The picture is splendid en- tertainment offering romance. thrills, beauty and elegance.
 Forrest Stanley again is Miss Da- vies' leading man. Pedro de Cordo- ba. Iacfyn Arbuck1e and Gypsy O'Brien have the other principal roles.