Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-22
DAVIS rHEATRE.
Big Bill of Keith Vaudeville and Tri- angle Photoplays For Today.

For the first half of this week the management of this popular theatre has secured another excellent big bill of Keith headline vaudeville and Tr1- angle photoplays the feature attrac- tions is James Kennedy and company who present the uproarlous comedy sketch, entitled, For Love of Mike. There are four people in the company and Mir. Kennedy is well known in this city and needs no heraldinf That this act will be a winner is as- sured and all the friends of this popular favorite will be glad to see him again. Another good act is the Great Rekomo, who presents sem sational athletic novelty. The third act is Lewis and Murri. two classy girls, who will be seen in pretty singing and musical and costume change act. This is one of the best girl acts in vaudeville and will be a big hit with the Davis theatre pa irons during the three days they are here Tn the photoplays the Triangle feature, The Stepping Stone, a five part Ince production, featuring Frank Keenan and Mary Roland, is a woman who has been so faithful to her hus- band through the early trials of their married life, that when he rises to success he thinks he has out grown her. His rise really is the work of wealthy master of fance, vT:o loves the wife and foresees that he has but to wait. and the husband will secure divorce and leave her free to his advances. His calculation is shrewd. But he has reckoned with out the woman. She loves her huS- hand and when the time comes that she stands in his way to what he presumes are better things, she takes an unexpected course that is a"punch'' of tremendous force in 8 thrilling picture
 Bucking Society is the name given to the latest Keystone comedy which will complete the show. Special nu- sic by the theatres concert orchestra Matinee daily at 2.15. all seats 10 cents Evening at 6.45 and s.45.
 Distinguished London Actor With
 William Hodge.
 Tn the Fixing Sister company ir which William Hodge is starring which comes to the Davis theatre or Tuesday evening. one of the most inn portant roles is interpreted by Ham ilton Deane, a distinguished actor ot the London stage who has within re. cent years won high reput before tn, American footlights The most pro. nounced hits on this side of the At lantic have been scored as Jack, tn, hero of H. Seton Merrfman,s drama tized With Edged Tools, and al Lord Eilerdine in The Butterfly ol the Wheel. His special forte at tn present time seems to be the imper sonation of English noblemen type and it is such chsracter-that O Lord Eaggett-whict he portrays il Fixing Sister. But in England MT Deane was noted for aIl-round yes aatility of the greatest range in eluding all sorts of roles from tn Shakespearean and old English com edy characters.
 At the London I,yceun he played great number of Shakespearean part in support of Haviland Of thos special mention may oe made of hi Caesar, Laertes, and Marc Anton, in Antony and Cleopatra For eieh years he was associated with the eel ebrated Manchester Producing com pany. He played leads with Rich ard Flanagan at the Queens Thea tre. also.
 His deftness and ease of footligh artistry is ideal in It's way. and a Lord Haggett he has crested de cidedly original type of fortune hunting. society -scheming Englis nobleman.
 Seats are selling now at the box of flee, Have you secured yours yet