The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-08
IN THE THEATRES
PLAZA.

9Th houShtless Women, is the title of the photoplay sensation which Daniel Carson Goodman has used for his story, which is to be shown at the Plaza theatre, starting tomorrow and continuing for the last part of this week. He has used for the basis for his story the words of Kipling, The colonePs lady and Judy O'Grady are sisters under the Skin.' MT. Good man is the well known author of .'Hagar Reve1ly'' and it is splendid vehicle for Alma Rubens, who played the leading role in Hum or esque." In "Thoughtless Women" you will see a moving picture of human emotion that will move the heart through the eye.
 The vaudeville, too, for the last half, looks exceptionally good. Show Me- is the feature and has in it's cast eight very talented people It is al comedy variety offering that has been scoring a big hit since it's, opening. Hein and Lockwood, in song and | dance revue, B. J. Moore and Co.,, presenting a very funny act, Stewart and Mercer and others complete the | bill A new Christie Comedy, Inter national News, will also be shown.
 The management wishes to respect fully @ eall to your attention the fact scheduled to open next Sunday. I LYRIC.
 1 Have you seen 'eBl1e Bonnet?" If you haven't, you should go at once. l u lS COIA0uy IcpI0lo WILL every feature that goes for real enter tainment. The scenes are laid in a part of the country noted for it's beauty, the characters are apropos to | son in the audience goes out to the | two lovers.
 For next week the Players have an other comedy drama, s5 O'clock on | out of the ordinary in that it intro | duces, a theme that is entirely differ ent from anything that has been seen here in a long time.
 scheduled for Sunday night. The big silver screen drama, '"The Blue Pear!,'' with an al1-star cast is the feature with a Larry Semon comedy, 'The Then there is the fourth episode of that thrilly, shivery serial, "The Mys- tery of 13," the Pathe News and a travelogue. all in one night. There will be two performances, the first at 6 o'clock and the second at o'clock PARK.
 Ionights performance of the big Griffith production of Way Down East at the Park theatre. will end it's Bridgeport engagement, which has theatrical events of the year. With sleighbells jingling, merry laughter, the old barn dance. the childrens coasting in winter. it's flower coated
 
 mer, together with its delightful heart romance and the big thrilling action of the play combine one of the greatest evenings entertainment theatre. Atop of all this, there is a splendid orchestra of thirty well trained musicians, together with g carload of stage effects and the fac own machines and operators, whict accounts for the wonderful pictures that are shown.
 Way Down East'' is the last word in screen productions.
 Don't fail to see iti
 EMPIRE. What is probably Robert W. Cham bers' most popular society novel '"The Fighting Chance is now z Paramount Aircraft picture and vii be ons view at the Empire theatre today. The story centers around the fight made by stephen Siward, the cratic and dissipated New York an cestors, to overcome his inherited taste for alcohol. His love for Sylvia Landis is finally the saving grace. The picture has been filmed agains a luxurious society background, witt several notable outdoor scenes. Con rad Nagel the popular young stag 4 leading man, and Anna o. Nilsson ar directed.
 WEST END.
 Herbert Rawlinson in 'tMan an His Woman in 6 acts directed by .
 Stuart Blackton is the feature pic 7 ture tonight. A red-blooded, tens dynamic story is Man and His Wt
 man," written by Shannon Fife ar directed in MT. Blackton's best styl
 It depicts in a straight forwar forcefu1 manner, woman's power, f good or evil, over man and u . mans craving of his body and soul. .I The cast is the usual Blackton a.
 star. Herbert Rawlinson is giv . the splendid support of May McAvo | Eu1alie Jensen, Warren Chandlt \ Charles Kent and Louis Dean.
 Edgar and the Teachers Pet,
 reel comedy will also be shown.
 POLI'S.
 II Leslie VaughanS orchestra Of
 student musicians continues to z
 tract large crowds at Polls. The
 young people are rendering an exec
 lentp rogram that would be a cre'
 to the larger and more experienc
 orchestras.
 Thomas Meighan in "CiviH
 Clothes is the film attraction. \ I Meighan who starred in The Mira
 Man," is an actor of unusual atta1
 ments.
 Billy Lightel1e's Revue is attra' - i've He is a fine dancer( and carr
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