The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-14
In The Theatres
POLI'S.

POLES.
 Jack Holt in Man Unconouerable, opened a four day run at Polls last night.
 has been seen in many unique roles during his screen career, but none has equa1ded in general interest his pearl fisher in the South Pacific is lands, in his latest Paramount pie ture, 'HThe Man Unconquerable," which according to Managr Saunders of Po- lis is one of the strongest photoplays he has booked thus far this season.
 The scenes of the new picture, founded on story by Hamilton of the South Sea Islands, where au- thorities conspire with thieves and the only law IS the law of might This condition provides ample opportuni- situations, and two-fisted, red-blooded action.
 An extra feature on the bill is Johnny Hines in "Torchy Steps Out,'' in which this new screen comedian favorite is seen at his very best.
 Beeginn1ng ton.'' comes a vaude- vile bill with two distinct headline Bradley & Ardine. with TyreI & Mack, has formed a distinctive yaude- vile combination. that promises to break local applause records. vieing for honors on the same bill will be Flashes From Songland," a beautiful conglomeration of songs, dances and up-to-date vaudeville features. Other acts will include Harold Kennedy an eccentric comedian in "A Lost Art: the Faynes. who offer singing, dan cling, and gymnastics in a sketch en- titled. An Unusuality in Conserva- to,y; while Taylor & Robbie will present a comedy theme. Gan You Imagine That?"
 An entire new bill Thursday brings local amateurs as an added attraction Thursday night only, and on the bill for the three days the first presenta- tion in Connecticut of a typical clown night" such as are presented Chicago More details of the frolic will be made public later.
 Head Over Hee1s.'' coming to the
 Empire theatre. is a. rapid-fre com edy starring Mabel Normand, and l produced by Goldwyn Pictures Cor
 poration. It gives Miss Norma nd ample opportunity for the display of her abilities as the screens funniest comedienne. She acts the role of a little Italian acrobat, engaged as a vaudeville star by an over-impressible scouting agent fer theatrical firm, who is found wanting in any quanf- cation for a star whatever on her ar | rival in New York.
 However, a clever press agent, with the aid of beauty par1or, transforms her into a vision of IoveIiness who not only finds a packer willing to p11t her into motion pictures, but captures the heart of the glum lawyer-partner in the theatrical firm. After a tenn pestuouS wooing, on the part of the little acrobat, they become engaged, Hugh Thompson plays the role of the lover. Raymond Hatton that of the press agent. Others in the fine cas-, are Adolphe Jean Menjou, Russ Powell and Lilyan Tashman. PLEASURE BEACH. Picture a delightful mid August day, temperature just right, a perfect bathing beach, with the water the same temperature as the air, a good jolly fun loving crowd all the attrac- tions running in full swing, plenty of pop corn. soda water, ice cream and hot dogs, everybody happy and you have an exact picture of what Pleas ure Beach-Bridgepor great pleas | ure park, looked like yesterday. The beach was crowded with hap bpy bathers all afternoon and until early evening. The picnic grove was | also crowded with family parties who | brought their dinner and supper and l made 1t a whole day outing. And for the little folks there is the playground t-this also had it's share of attention | tots immensely was the moving pie ture camera man who was there to | take their picture
 There are just a few weeks more left of the summer and it behooves every one to make the best of then | of the best ways of improving tha1 | short time.