THE TIMES: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1919
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LIVE VIRE STUDIO NEWS
NEWS QF BRIDGEPORT'S THEATRES
STORIES ABOUT STARS
THAT YOU LIKE TO SEE SHINE
EDITED BY DAVID J. LTJSTIG
AGENTS SAY 1
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"Loike a foino breath, from tlie
nM sod," is the whimsical way in
which one reviewer referred to the
acting of Grace Valentine in the lead
ing rolo of "Seven Miles lo Arden,"
the new Ir'.-h comedy from the pen of
Anna . iehols which Oliver Morosco
will present ;it the Park theatre on
Wednesday night, Oct. 29ih.
The play is taken frnn the novel
of the same name by Kuth Sawyer
and deals with the romance and ad
venture of little Patricia. O'Connell,
referred to as Patsy in the dialogue
and the inssenu of the late Irish
Players. Z.ltes Valentine portrays the
role of Pat?y and a fascinating, sweet
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FINE PROGRAM
ARRANGED BY
PAULIST CHOIR
The program to be offered by the
Paulist Choristers when they sing at
the Tark tneatre tonight will blend
ballads and religious choral music to
make a harmonious ensemble. One
group of three numbers will include
Iotii's "Crucifixus'-.; "The Judgment
Oay" by Archangelsky, and "Praise
Ye the Lord," by Rachmaninoff. As
this celebrated pianist-composer will
be heard in Bridgeport soon his com
position will be eagerly awaited.
Father Kinn will lead the boys and
young men who compose the chorua.
lie is a musician of rare talents, with
decorations and titles conferred upou
him by England, France and Italy.
Ho has twice been cited by Pope Pius
X for the work he has done in de
veloping choral singing in Italy.
