Amused by Po lis theater vaudeville act A Mile a Minute
Pol is theater features a western drama in which a young girl tries to save her brother from arrest aboard an overland train. A millionaire bandit helps divert the pursuit as detectives close in. The program also includes Reeves and acts by Herbert Goldsmith Whitfield Ireland Rat cliff Anthony and the Sisters with Garry Cutler.
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Poli's Theatre
Sationel Romaperf
Ardou
Herbert & Goldsmith
Whitfield &Ireland
Ratcliff & Anthony
Collegian
Seven Earen
Comediennes
Garry Cutler
Park “The Spice of Life” by Burr-Lynner Players
The Burr-Lynner Players present a three act play at Park Theatre tomorrow evening featuring stars such as Margaret McNulty Cecile Randolph George Berliner and Ray Bradbury. Produced by leading Broadway theatre, the company schedules a two week engagement with Wednesday performances and a second attraction to be announced.
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Aity
California
Park Theatre
Burr-Lynner
Margaret McNulty
the Law
Cecile Randolph
David Be Tasco
George Berliner
James Ardmore
Ray Bradbury
George Colby
Erefin
The Unbroken Road Headlining at Local Theatre
Empire and other Universal favorites present a five part photodrama The Unbroken Road featuring Mary Marsh. The story unfolds with great power and entertainment as the major feature, joined by other select entertaining photoplays in the regular program.
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Poesr
Bergiente
Mary Marsh
Lyric Theatre Opens Little Johnny Jones With Praises
Critics from The Standard The Post and The Telegram laud the Calburn Musical Comedy Company new Lyric production as a vibrant, well staged revival. They note spontaneity smoothness and expert direction by Alonzo Price with strong audience demand and lively music and dancing.
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Johnny Jones
Lyric Theatre
the Standard
Cohan
the Farmer
Calburn Comedy Company
Post
Alonzo Price
George M. Cohan
Calburn Musical
Bridgewort
the Calburn
Geo. M. Coban
New York
Little Johnny Jones
Failure at the Plaza Delights Audiences in Four Part Tale
The program fronts John Emerson in a lively four part story with a strong climax. A separate two reel comedy features a punishing but humorous chase with Charlie, described as fidgety and funny. The Spectator’s early week interest remains high through prison scene tension.
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Faiiure
John Emerson
the Plaza
California
Chaplin Appears In The Property Man Vaudeville Show
Chaplin stars in The Property Man described as one long roar of laughter. Belles of Seville, with Mme Carmencita and a large troupe, is a standout Spanish Moorish dance number. Fairfax and Stafford entertain with song, dance, and chatter in Mrs Hiddy’s Vacation. Gardner and Leonard and Andy Gardner with Aida Nicholas provide comic bits and the Telephone Pay Station. Reprisal closes the bill as a movie feature.
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Chaplin
Amd
Belles of
Seville
Mme
Carmencita
Fairfax and
Stafford
Aida Nicholas
Little Benny's Notebook mishap with a bull dog outside a house
Benny describes almost delivering a letter after school when a yard bull dog bays and menaces at a gate. A kindly lady invites him inside to get the letter but he declines, noting fear of the animal and his hurried escape. The tale ends with Benny recalling his close call and his near miss of crossing the gate.
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Spike
Dave Cood
Pritty Neer
Tashua and Long Hill Community Notes
Mrs. Martin Castle visited Shelton with her daughter Mrs Charles Cook while Gifford Beers of New York visited the Long Hill family. A Camp Fire Girls club formed with Mrs F W Porter leading. two meetings held. Lower Long Hill school class includes Merton Abbott Louis Randall Viola Randall with Miss Theresa Lynch as teacher. Long Hill gymnasium women plan a strawberry festival to benefit hall improvements. Episcopal church supper draws large crowd. Miss Mabel Cole and Miss Manning of Rockville Centre, LI, visiting Miss Cole's parents. Rev Alfred Goldbrough of Bridgeport led services at Christ Episcopal church. White Plains school held a spelling prize contest. Eva Sweezey won first. Dorothy Lesley and Ethel Kelloge tied for second. Teachers and supervisor D Albert Green attended. Children Day at Methodist church scheduled for June 13 with Rev F W Paten program. Mrs John Mallette ill with tonsillitis under Dr Charles N Gallup care. Tashua school honor roll listed. school banner won for three consecutive months. Miss Evelyn Seeley spent a night in Park City. Mr and Mrs Arthur Jones and family rented to Ridgefield. Sunday guests Mr and Mrs Arthur Ferry. Miss Rose Jones vacationing in Rutland VT. Mrs Edward Miller of Bridgeport visiting.
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Martin Castle
Shelton
Charles Cook
Gifford Beers
New York
Long Hill
Gymnasium Hall
F. W. Porter
L. Robert Sheffield
George Clark
Lower Long Hil
Theresa Lynch
Bethel
Merton Abbott
Louis Randall
Viola Randall
Episcopal Church
Mabel Cole
Manning
Rockville Center
Liv
Charles N. Gallup
Tashua School
Mary Kuechele
Louise Kuechele
Maud Mallett
Annie Platko
Eva Sweezey
Dorothy Seeley
Jennie Mallett
Elbert Fuller
John Kuechele
Samuel Seeley
Evelyn Seeley
Park City
Arthur. Jones
Ridgefield
Arthur Ferry
Rose Jones
Rutland
Edward Miller
Bridgeport
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Nance O'Neil
Clifford Bruce
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Ireland
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Harry Cutler
Peresion
Standard Oil Company OF
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U. S. Patent Office
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Colorado Ave
Bridgeport Land and Title CO
Main Street
Employment Bureau
Warner Bros. CO
Smith-Murray CO
Bridgeport, Conn
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State Street
Geo. A. Robertson
Frisbie’s
Chas
Keystone Co
Belles OF Seville
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Andy Gardner
Nicolai Aida
Fairfax & Stafford
Mrs. Eddy
Ee Gardner
Leonard
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Empire Theatre
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