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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
5
Police Lt George A Haux will address the Junior Chamber of Commerce at 6:30 p.m. on June 6 in the banquet hall of the U. S. cs, detailing the local police deportition system for detecting and identifying criminals and answering questions. Meetings resume in September.
A lawn party event will be held in the Bridgeport Art League club rooms and grounds at 528 Clinton Avenue on June 13 and 14. The setup includes artistically decorated grounds booths for sale and various attractions for the public. Committee chairs include Mrs W Gladhill and Mrs W J Taft with decorations by Mrs Louis Weidrich and Mrs George Crawford.
At a Milford police board meeting Eugene J. Malpass, appointed today as a member, won the chair after a contest with Democrat Charles Phalen. Malpass, a Republican, succeeded Charles W. Harrison who resigned.
Eleanor Freer of Chicago campaigns to foster American music and musicians by promoting opera in English, organizing the Opera in Our Language Foundation and the David Bispham Memorial Fund. She argues foreign labels harm American art and calls for a national American opera house to showcase native talent and language.
Mrs. Susan Hawley Davis was elected president of the Wednesday Afternoon Musical Club, succeeding Mrs. Harry C. Ivey. The club plans a garden party at Mrs. DeVer H. Warner's Fairfield home to raise funds for Music Memory, with dues likely to rise at a June 14 Stratfield meeting.
A satirical London scene imagines King George adjusting a radio at Buckingham Palace to keep in touch with the empire. The piece lampoons royal broadcasts, domestic politics, and wartime era tech, with imagined dialogue about antennas, wave lengths, and a grand audience amused by royal apparatus and radio culture.
The program at Poli's features Norma Talmadge in De Luxe Annie plus The Rising Generation vaudeville act led by Eugene O'Brien. Marley Lake and a strong quartet perform Memories and other acts by Day and Mulida Kafka and Stanley. Mary Pittsford returns in Going Stravehe. Dawes screens Orphans of the Storm with The Two Orphans tale expanded by the French Revolution.
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