Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-19
ANNOUNCEMENTS
DAVIS THEATRE.

Dorothy Gish has again returned to the field of pure comedy. In I'll Get Him Yet her current picture. which will be shown at the Davis thea tre to- day and Saturday, there will be no difficulty on the part Of the audience to work out the problems of the play The picture deals with a girl who has in her own right an entire street rail way and interurban system. She mar rles newspaper reporter who Is in love with her but almost insane on the marrying money" subject. In order to complete the ceremony she tells him she will never accept another penny from her father, but does not inform him that she is worth several millions in her own name. The complications that arise when she has to meet the persons who are in charge of her es
 tate give her the best opportunity for comedy of any picture she has ever appeared in.
 The second big feature on this program is Bessie BarriscaIe in her latest screen triumph entitled Patri- otism, a six-part super production that will thrill you and make you feel proud that you are an American. This
 picture is by far the best offering Miss
 Barriscale has ever appeared in and is well worth seeing. The Dentist a funny Mack Sennett comedy. with Charles Murray and Marie Provost. comletes this unusually attractive bill at the Davis.
 New Fairbanks picture. The Knick-
 erbocker Buckaroo. coming to the
 Davis next week, has a new formula
 for enjoyment:
 Take all the stunts that Douglas Fairbanks has ever pulled in all the other motion pictures in which he has
 been the central and dominating fig ure.
 Multiply them by 1o. or say F, to be
 more nearly right. and add dozen or more varieties of gymnastic thrills. Take the best and most thrilling combination of romance mystery
 dash, pep. ginger and speed. and mix well together with a story of the most unusual character.
 Add a hand picked cast of character ! actors, including
 ~retty girl who can act-- crooked suerIIT WHO uAn shoot straight, ride hard and stand the
 gaf-
 A band of Mexican bandits. ho1 -
 thieves and cut-throats- fortune in currency A series of the finest desert locations ever picked for motion picture A whfrl of fast action from the first title to the final clinch- And you've got just a shadow of an idea of what you will see in The knickerbocker Buckaroo. his latest l seven-part Aircraft picture, which comes to the Davis next week. Direct from George NJ. Conan thea trG New York. comes the seasons musical comedy sensation, The Kiss Burglar.
 Those who have been seeking some | thing new in musical comedy will 7rd it in Coutt's and Tennis sma ckiug musical comedy success, The Kiss l Burglar. which comes fresh from its Broadway run of six solid months a the George NJ. Conan theatre New York city. It contains novelty in i'm cideut and action and animated move ment, pretty music. graceful darcing and charming acting. Gler MacDon- | ough wrote the hook and lyrics and no doubt has more successes to his credit than any other librettist of tn q day, but in the work of his latest sue. cess. The Kiss Burglar he has sur passed himself Raymond Hubbe1l composed the music a nd hA knows what the American pub!ic likes. There are no meIodic eccentricities such as we have found within tho last two wears in some of the foreign ooerettss hut Q attractive and beautiful airs ca sf- ly caught and rem emb bered. and that will soon be nicked u0 and carried everywhere. The enSa cement in Nor
 wich will he for one rt~ht Wednes- day. Sept. 24th st the Davis theatre and will be looked rpor with great in
 terest, as a carefulIv selected cast has
 been selected. i"cIudine the original
 corDlefc production. Sale of seats starts Monday at 10 a. m.