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Paramount Presents
GLORIAfSWANsoN.
In a. dashing French comedy drama,
M A n A M 1-: _ SANS cm .
yw :he sea: on: sensation on Brudwoy where :1; opened at L'
85.00 a ticket
“C9 Prologue by Pupils Oerissr'MiIflred Aller-
ué’mented Orchestra -;- _Admisf;8ioni30- cents _
Palace rhea e
Last Times Today at 2:15, 7:15, 9 :10
PAULINE FREDERICK
LAURA LA PLANTE e
ix: 3 new Universal super feature production
“SMOULDERING FIRES”
Other Attractions
Last Half "of Week
.3 ACTS BROADWAY VAUDEymL'E
EUGENE O’BRIEN
-— with ——
LAURA LAPLANTE
In a picture of thrills and romance
“DANGEROUS INNQCENCEZ’
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BRIDGEPORT THEATRES
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NEW LYRIC. BRIDGEPORT.
No musical comedy In recent
years has enjoyed H: popularity of
"Broadway fiestas," which is to ax»
pear at the New Lyric theater {or
three. days, starting Monday, May 11,
and attracting capacity audiences
wherever it appears.
“Rom." the Guitar: and Randolph'
play. winch is founded an the short
story. *‘Mtss Sadie Thompson." by
W. Somerset Maugham. and which
opens at the New Lyric theater for
three days, starting ”Thursday.
POLI’S
New Lyric
8 R I'DGEPORT
Dam waning Monday, May 11
.‘Iatiucc \Vcdnesday
"Broadway Rastus”
with original 4. With matinee Saturday. was said
Liza Girls by the Metropolitan gntlcs sits-r
Its. initial berformance: to be the
finest thing of It: kind that had ever
been seen In New York.
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, the S. S. (231337311. That the part
, . took place at sea was due not or:
. , much to choice but rather to the
'~ poigency or the proteaslon. , v .
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1, part of the story that takes place
- at m some one discoverer? that,
I Alma" Q. Nilsson Wears
Frock Widch 1mm Fash-
ion's Fooorite of the Moment
Seasons come end “go-01“! the
styles which «company them vary
greatly. Here and there. however.
a style favored in seasons out ro-
turns to and an equally m wel-
come when adapted to the present
mode.
The Jobot. which we: so numb
the vague several seasons :30. Is,
one o: the present season's do-
llshts. Just now. however, it has ‘“
returned with 0 new feeling of in-
portance. tor rather than hemmlnx .
a mere ornamentation to the gown. ~
1! has become its duet 08m. and
the gown is frequently‘ designed
around the jabot.
The jabot in many we: begins
It the, neck, in a collar design and
extends down the entire leotth a!
the garment. ‘tn uneven and be-
wltchlng lines“ It to this sort '0! ‘
labor. which makes the son of
Anna Q. N33002:. in the First Na-
tional film. “One Way Street." to
distinctive.
Most distinctive I: this tom 0!
trimming. particularly when it earn-
blnes the ever fashionable black
no white.
The jahot. of course, may be
small in style, and yet had 0 new
and pleasing note to the costume.
But the original tooth 13 added
,.when it falls in graceful lines down
the entire front at the gown. Very
happy coke: combtnntlono are
centered by the use of the eer-
code 111301: and one of the season’s
favorites is a red 0111201: or crepe
silk jsbot lending a. colorful and in-
trlxnlng note to the new blnetrock
0: simple lines.
P “The may: in which Mary \ash
scored $001: a. big hit on the New
'f York speaking stage. is Norma Tal- .
mange: latest screen vehicle. “The ,
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ems In Life A: .
Lady. , which opened last night 33
‘ the matte fientre. , .,
; London am: New Yer-k gave “The
. . Lady" 3 tiemcndous reception to '
'an audiblé drama,
version has been staged in 11011::
wood wltb' egtmrdinary' Iavlshneee.
and the screen
An entire English theatre. London
the :2an quarter of. Marseilles. "no
in France. all were reproduced for
the picture.
Schenck.
Box-rage.
The special cast appearing in sup-
port of Norma includes 11' 0112.00 Mac.-
It was directed by Frank
mg. Brandon Hurst. Emily Fitzroy.
George Hackathorne. “Falter Long.
More MocDermott. Dorris Lloyd.
John Fox. .112. Paulette Duva'l.E<1-
mon, Margaret Seddon, Miles Mc-
Carthy and Charles O’Malley.
Tiaras?"
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Beauty on
Miss Nflsson'e gown In or block
satin. with a label; or white which
starts as a broad and eflecdve colo
In and ends 0: the hem of the?
troek‘ In a very broad penal enact. f
MISS LAPLANTE
GIVEN SURPRISE
ABOARD LINER
Birthday While Film
“Dangerous Inno-
cence” Is Being
Made '
A real birthday» party ,‘n'at a
nuke-believe one. figured
making 0: "Dangerous Innocence." .
a Universal-Jewel production, cabin,
in; tomorrow to the Palace thutre.
co-starrlng Laura. La. Pinata and
Eugene O’Brien. The guest of"
honor at the party was Miss la.
Plante and the setting was aboard
Inthemtdstar
Miss La. Plante would have a birth“- :'
day before the weasel flocked; anfi
it was decided to give her a. 7’ see:
In the,
tell as women men. It
chocfistelIcStoa-mumof'
theqlmlomaetthem
arnivdinSmMT-an.
Jean Hersholt Hedda Hopper, Al-
Izea Allen, William Humphrey,
Martha Mat 0:: and M1113. Daven-
port.
“Dangerous Innocence". tell: the
story of the love aflalr of a. young
English girl and an English. officer.
In which the girl believes that her
mother is‘her rival. The action 01
the piece takes place durlng tho
run of a. steamer from moo-pool Se
India. and {n Bombay. Ann Church
is Miss La Plante‘s role. adapted
from Pamela. \‘lx’ynne‘s “Ann’s An
Idiot.“
street scenes, theiMontc Carlo casino. -
, ‘The Lady" Is a. First Natlona! at;
traction produced by Joseph 3!;
DOMIG. her leading man; Al: Gouldo,
win Hubbell. Lore Bare... John Herd“
, , delta.” a son, is playing thls week
i folds. against a haemonnd o: the
’ a young French honorees. who by
j * lat-1y to become a power behind the
xdame Devil May Care.) because of
the old 0m to mm and reminds him
well ‘as the file of the port or Home ; '
tomig ta Quota Victoria
A In marked «mm: to the usual III-motto trpe of Spanish hunt)
to the 1:10:36: Duchess: of Dum!,1rho has just been declared the
out bountiful sumo of title In Spain
The sets as wen as the people are
red in Elinor Gh'n’e MetrmGolfi.
m- -Mayer yrodnction of. f‘Man and
Maid." which h coming to the Re-
gent theatre on Monday .
Madame Sign in writing her nee-
els put in real life characters ano
actual Incidents. Therein bringmg’
herotorlestothoecreensbetrans-
exactly as to type.
The heroine in “Man and Hair!”
was a. tall slender. tragic ,a’ed
Glyn's. Barglct Hammond looked
identlcally ll e the original, so she
was given the role. though she had
been any from the meet: for two
m 31:15 previous to that time had
only been connected with pictoros as
a. player of small parts.
Léw Cody was so exactly like the
hem. of Madame Glyn’s tale that
she couldn't resist taking him for
{the part, though everyone warned
her that be was essentially the
“heavy." She won her point con-
clusively when be was shown on
the screen as Sir hkholae Thor-
mantle. for every semblance of his
filming had been lost and in its
place stood the real lover.
Dagmar Desmond was - “found"
by Madame Glyn at a tea. party.
Miss Demand had not thought of
going Into pictures. but was urged
The anchor: to Indy-h-
0F NAPOLEON-
“Madome Sans Gene." Gloria
Swansea’s latestPoramount proclnc-
ucn and the one and only motion
bleture to play on Broadway at five
gt the Regent TheaTtre.
The picture. filmed in Pronto. un-
Parts 9! Napoleon: any. the tale 0:
her writs and beauty rises metaca-
tbronel ,
The ploy is a cinsslo of the stage.
having been acted by the foremost
feminine stars here and abroad.
Glorla. as; Catherine anbscher.
nicknamcé ‘Madome Sans Gene (Mao
her tree and easy way with fiber cus-
tomers. ram: a. laundry in one o! the
back streets of Paris._ One of her
cuotomers is Napoleon. when that In-
.divtdnnl 1: considered a mere no-
body by his associates.
Sans Gene meets a: f tall: in lore
with one Sergeant Lerebvre. played
by Charles de Roche. With , the
French Revolution cé‘me many
changes. The establishment or the
first Emplrg puts \aoolecn on the
throne 9: France, makes Letebvré a
Morena) 0: France and and: Sons
Gene, the one- time laundrees, a
Duches-
Her high and honghty position,
however, falls to change Sans Gene.
am! she goes about mimicking the
icy court a annerlsm of. the lords and
males. She is coiled to account {or
her unbecoming confine: by the Em-
peror, but whenSans Gene recalls
or her many kindneoee‘s to trim he
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fact a little. Empress Marie Louis
wire 0: Napoleon. lo 1! once attrac’:
error. ohm him thst'hln suspicion
to play the particular part of
Odette In “Man 3nd Maid" because
she was so like the girl of
name. whom bf‘éfiame
known and written about.
Sure Relief
SWANSON STARS
quickly forgives her.
The arrival of Count do \elp’perg
on a mission tron: the Austrian Em
peror. serves to complicate matters.
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thrown out of the castle. but San
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