Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-05-13
DAVIS THEATRE
Four Shows Today-at 100, 3.15, 6.45
and e.45-Keith Vaudeville and Tri-
angle Pictures.


There will be four shows at the
Davis today and an excellent bill of
Keith vaudeville and Triangle photo
plays is the popular attraction. Head
ing the show is the Three Higgie
Girls, offering a delightful and origi-
nal feast Of music and mirth. Knox
Brothers are two clever comedians.
The next act is Evelyn and Dolly, two
versatile girls, who present a sing
ing, dancing, roller skating and bicy-
Gle act. The Triangle feature is Doug
lass Fairbanks in his new hilarious
comedy, The Habit of Happiness, a
hve-part production. Completing the
show Is a two-reel new hilarious
comedy, entitled A Bathhouse Blum
der with Charles Murray making most
Of the fun. Special music by the Da-
Wis theatre concert orchestra under
the direction Of G. A. Dowsett. Matt
nee at 100 and 2.15; evening at 6.45
and S.45. Regular prices.
On Monday and Tuesday matinees a
special program of Triangle pictures
and Keystone comedies. Prices ali
seats five cents.
Seats Now Selling for Experience.
Music and dancing form very de-
iightful part of George V. Hobart's
modern morality comedy drama, Ex-
perience, which comes to the Davis
theatre for two nights. Monday and
Tuesday, May Is and 16. Music runs
all through the piece from the first
act TO the tenth. This music is very
catchy and captivating, especially in
the Golden Cabaret scene on the
Primrose Path of Pleasure. One of
the characters in this act, a charm
Ing young woman, who is called Song,
and she entertains her friends dur
Ing the festivities in the Golden Cab
aret in this scene all the latest mod
ern dances are shown and a new one
step viii be especially interesting.
Certain of the dance numbers are
given by a lady and gentleman alone,
while in others all the gay leaders of
the night life OF the Golden Caiba-
ret, join, making scene Of exquisite
charm.
IN the House Of Last Resort scene
there is also music and dancing, but
both the music and dancing, as well
as the singing, is in noticeable con-
Lrast to that Of the Golden Cabaret,
Tor the characters in the House of
Last Resort represent the people Of
the underworld and they are shown
very naturally in this act in their own
style of dancing and singing.
The famous New York Boston Ex-
perience organization will be seen in
This city which played for nine months
In New York and five months in Bos-
ton, and since its Boston run has had
70 cancel all bookings outside of New
England by public demand that Elk
pGFlCnce remain IN new England, and
the play has made new theatrical his
tory by remaining here in New Eng
land one year.
In the notable cast of players viii,
be Wanda Carlyle, May McNdanusI
Conrad Nagle, John Todd, Emmett c
King, Maude Allan, Marion Holcombe
Emma Andrus, Harry Buchanan, Sal
" McCombs, Marge Keval, MaudC
F'urniss, AL Collins, Oliver Hinsdell
Charles Hasl5ins, Duncan Harris, Peg
gy OyKeefe, Vera Leonard, Marie Sin.
clair Charles HIM, George Seybolt
Alba de Anchoriz, Frazer Coulter, ]
w. Cahill, George T. Mech, William
Dupont and George Berry. The stage
will be under the direction of Edwi1
Silton. Moe Risch will conduct thu
orchestra.
AS there are still good seats lef
for both Monday and Tuesday anC
the sale is going fast it is advisalbl,
TO secure reservations early.