Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-15
4r TaE DAVIS TONIGHT.
When Dreams Come 'frae.

The youthful and talented Josepn Snut.ey, always favor1tc nere, W1ii De seen in Pfiino. Bartholumacs tnEeS ~. musica comedy, " hen tsa Dtsa"s sonient The young star-for Lo boasts or put 22s years-carries with him the ep- dorscment of.a FIX months. stay ~ L,'e Garrick theatre, Chicago; three mohtns at the Lyric theatre, New IorA. anu ~. two months at the new Cort theatre m Boston .
 When Dreams Come True, now in it's third year of success, Is musiCd4 comedy of youth and romance. US story relates the adventures or young American boy whose father nas GU. oaa his allowance because of his escapaocs with Parisian dancer. Having pawn ed everything available to purchase a ticket back to America, the boy Is dis- covered in the steerage Of an ocean liner. bound for New York. On tHe i. trip across he sees beautiful young girl on one of the upper decks. but as the vision Is but of the moment he considers the sweet. youthful face but a mere f1gment of his imagination. Later. on shore. he encounters the .giri herself and falls desperately in love with her. After many annoying ex- periences with three or four other girls of varying ages and charms, all of whom are forced upon him by parental scheming. he is free to marry his dream girl"
 The play is perhaps best described as a novel combination of melodrama, farce, music and dancing, with an abundance of pretty girls. striking stags setting and magnificent cos- tufn&s. It is an attraction that has gained success by reason of It's cleanli- ness, youth and charm. a combination greatly to be desired as musical come dies go nowadays.
 ATv vrf1av ta mt 1Ayy h this tcitv having appeared here many times ir melodran1a- Indeed, it is said that the young star looks back with pride to the days when he was the brave hero ir such plays as Rilly the Kid. From Rags to Riches and The Heart of Chicago A few years ago he abandoned the hair-raising roles and blossomed forth as one of the most popular of the mu. : sica1 comedy favorites. appearingew ewitt Dewolf Hopper.s Lew Fields and other stars. of equal pfominence While MT ezntiey can act convincingly, sing ravishment of maiden imagination. hie sreatest triumph in When Dreams Come True Is said to lie in the char. acter and variety of his dancing. H. is the erisinator of many modern steps Arnpng them the Santley tango, tn, walts aviation. the cubist glide and thu tsipi9 trot. During his engagement herelhe will introduce a new step call. cd the Chinese trot combination o quaint oostuming and exquisite move ments- From the various dances an nounced, When Dreams Come .Tru, promises to prove verita!ble carniva of modern dancing.
 A striking feature of this engage ment is the unusual array of names Il the supporting company. many O whom have been with Mr. Santle, since the original production. Tn principal players are Cathryn Row Palmer. Mignon McGibney, Ruth Ran dalL Ada Sterling. Josephine Kernel Richard Taber. Edward Hume, Saran !, off. the Russian violinist, Clyde Hun newell. Frank De Vernon and Ott Schrader. The choruss numbers 8 boys and girls.s <@e
 The music ofAwhen Dreams Com True is frcn the pen of Silvio Heir composer of The Yankee Girl, Tn Boys and Betty. Nancy Brown, A Mat inee Idol and The Model Maid.
 Prices 25c to $1,b0.