The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-08
IN THE THEATRES
POLT'S.

POLPS
 Jackie 7Coogan, The Kid" himself in "Peck's Bad Boy" is the big fea- ture picture attraction at Polls for four days, commencing Sunday night "Peck's Bad Boy," has made three generations of Americans laugh their heads off and of course, everybody knows what young Jackie Coogan did with Charlie Chaplin in The Kid" Jackie instantly won himself ever lasting fame and brought whole na- ton to his baby feet. In "Peck's is funnier than he was in "The l Kid.'' Jackie will make you laugh | until tears come to your eyes and small a boy can be so tremendously talented Irving Cobb, famous hu- morist, wrote the sub-titles for "Peck's Bad Boy'' and the cast is aIl- star. No youngster or his grand father shoud miss this humorous epic.
 l Besides "Peck's Bad Boy there will be several other interesting and thrilling pictures in the special Sum- | day night program at Polls. There will be a Buster Keaton comedy. | Buster is almost popular now as Charlie Chaplin and his pictures are
 Just as funny. The first episode of Hurricane Hutch,"> featuring Charles Hutchinson, will also be shown. This
 pictures and a special musical pro- i gram. will be on tap.
 Lessons In Love- the picture fea-
 curing Constance Ta1madge which
 that at it's conclusion it receives a
 hearty round of applause. This fact 1 speaks vo1umns for it's worth. The
 vaudeville bill closing tonight is per | meated with laughs and clever ma | teria1. Frank Dobson, vaudeville g l famous eccentric comedian and cham
 pion love-maker, gets on swimhingly
 with his sirens. And they really
 are sirens-peaches, everyone of them.
 Pathe News shows some extra ordin-
 Ary scenes of the opening game Of
 the World Series and the Kineto Re
 view takes the spectators on trip
 through Bonnie Scotland.
 LYRIC
 "A Daughter of the Sum-" a TO-
 mantle me1odrama whose action is
 laid in the a1luring isles of Hawaii VII be next weeks attraction at the Lyric theatre. Hawaii. the land o1 the ukuiele, soft lights. music and
 love-and with all this the play is
 crammed with drama of the tense . variety.
 The play moves along swiftly and compels the interest all the way from ! the start. It is a story of natives ane , Americans me1odrama that vii stir you. It's done in a novel fash , ion, there is nothing hackneyed abou it. A Daughter of the Sum- is a play that you'll remember for a long, Ions time.
 - In adition to the a1l-star cast head , ed by Edna Preston and Hooper ! Atchley-who, by the way, will b' l seen in the best roles of their seaso1 here-Manager Arvine has contracted , for the appearance of the Roya l Hawaiian Troupe of native singer and dancers. These clever players ? who have been decorated by royalt! | in Hawaii, have some new stuff tha is bound to make a hit.
 <; Another corking good program i announced for Sunday nights popu . lar priced star photoplay concert. Tn = bill is featured by the smashing Flo, film. "The Scarlet Letter." renamet as the picture that made movie his = tory in New York recently. Larr, | Seamon, one of the funniest men O the screen, will be seen in his scream
 | ing farce, ''The Bakery" Episode Nc 1. "A CrX at Midnight" of the Nicl y Carter series, and other supplemen = sary photop1ay bits, complete the pro y gram.