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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1921
Page
11
The Plaza Theater presents Dangerous Curve Ahead a Rupert Hughes film billed as a harsh look at early married life. The production promises shocking scenes and a blunt depiction of domestic life stirring strong audience reactions.
A listing hints at a Pathe edition with absorbing cinema and Aesop acts. A 3 of age success and a 2 closes tonight at Polls, with performances from 2 Zi p. ot, described as contapiors.
Lyric opens a busy week with a blizzard and forest fire scare fueling chatter. Manager Arvine oversees shows headlined by Zane Grey's The Man of the Forest film and the farce Wedding Out of Tune. Depty Bana Preston and Howard Goullen perform songs and marimba selections in two shows daily at 2 and 6 pm.
Stransky drew praise for Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony as a spiritual interpretation by the Philharmonie Orchestra with a striking chorus. The New York Philharmonic Grehastra is set to perform tomorrow atPol’s theatre. The Isle of Dead by Rachmaninoff also figures in subscribers’ plans for March.
In a note on gender roles, the writer argues that women are more emotionally adventurous than men and seek color and variety over safety. He contrasts this with a nostalgic image of old courtier manners and notes massive electric signage in cities, estimating the country would need millions of bulbs if all stores displayed such signs.
A group of notable figures will lead the Sunday Sulinal convention to be held in New Britain on November 1 and 2. Rev. Frank M. Sheldon of the Congregational Church and Yale Divinity School scholar Thrace Bushnell are listed among the speakers, with A. J. Myers of Itford and other leaders also noted.
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