Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-22
DAVIS THEATRE.
Big Show Today Of Keith Vaudeville
 and Feature PhotepIays.

For the first half of this week the management of the Davis have booked an exceptionally fine bill of Keith vaudeville and, photoplays with the vaudeville attraction Jessie Blair Ster- ling's Highlanders. This is a real Scotch act and every member of the troupe is a product of the land of the heather. They sing Scottish songs, do Scottish dances and have regu- lar bagpipe band of their own. Miss Sterling in the act is a recognized prima donna and one of the best sing CTS of Scottish songs now in America. Others in this act include the famous Keppy sisters, who are@ not strangers tor-Norwich, having been. seen here several times at the Burns banquet at the Wauregan house. This act is easily the finest act of its kind in vaudeville and no one should miss hearing them. There are eight people, five women and three men,. and they carry all their own special scenery
 The feature pnotoplay for Monday and Tuesday is The Juggernaut, a Vit- agraph five part blue ribbon feature with. Earl Williams and Anita Stewart. Everything we would say about the story of The Juggernaut is so pale aTlGA poor and thin compared to the tremendous climax of this, the Colos- sus of railway dran1a-that we shall give only on outline of the plot.
 Two young men-one the brilliant son of poor parents-the other the dis solute heir of a great railway king, become friends at college.
 One thinks he has accidentally kill ed a drunken, rowdy in saving the others life-they two only know this secret.
 Both fall in :ove with the same girl-who narries the rich boy only after his chum has withdrawn from the race because of his poverty.
 Years later one becomes president of his fathers old railroad--the other 4 righteous, fearless district attorney. Both again worship the same girl-- daughter of the old sweetheart of both--one with a fathers deep affec- tion; the other because she is her mothers counterpart
 The district attorney bitterly attacks the railroad in the courts. His former chum threatens to expose him as a murderer.
 train approaching a bridge which can not possibly stand it's weight. Both men know this. Both are rushing uadiy by automobile and motor boat to intercept it.
 You see all this See the girls sweet face at the window of the flying train feel the sWaying of the automobile as it ssids desperately around sharp turns-and the bounding of the motor boat slashing through rough waters.
 Both men and the train come crash ing into the picture at the same in- stant-too late!
 For moment that seems an etsr- nity, you feel yourself sitting almost under the tottering trestle as the enormous engfne--a mass of whiriing steeE-leeps laundering and quivering into the empty air and falls shrielxing to the sUirling river.
 The big coaches crumpie like card- board before your eyes and pile them selves up on the wreck-4heir passen- gers 5houndering and struggling in the debris. @ e-.-
 Again you see the girl--again her fatAer-again the man.
 The car of sJuggernaut rolls on.
 But who are the victims?
 Come and see this tremendous spec tacle. .a.I.
 Mutual movies and comedies will complete the show. Matinee at 2.sO, evening at 2 and ss.4o. Usual prices, u1atinees 1Oc, evening 11c, 15c and 2Oc.