Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-28
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'srhe Chas K. Champifn Stock Co.," Re-
 eeives Big Welcome Here.
 Davis theatre offers this popular star and his company in a week of Briad- way plays at popular prices.
 The Chas. K. Champlin Stock Co. was
 enthusiastically welcomed in Norxifh last night when they opened their weeks engagement at the Davis theatre, pre- senting for their opening bill the great est talked of play in years, in Smith and Golden's" great mother play. Turn to the Right" Needless to say that this great play was given an excellent pres entation both from standpoints of cast and production. It was evident that no expense has been spared in investing the play with all the beauties 1t possessed when originally offered on Broadway. MT. ChanJplin was seen in the star role of Mugs" one of the delightfully."- hu- morous characterizations with which the play abounds "Aiuggs'' and his pal, "GiHy." are a pair of crooks who. with Joe Bascom." turn to tread the straight and narrow path. The reputation gained by Mir. Champlin's company for the ex- cellent manner In which they stake their productions, has made 1t the most pap ular priced organization ,n the country. with the result that crowded houses await them in every city that they so- pear. The repertoire of plays that this company Is presenting this year Is by | far the greatest ever attempted by a | travelling stock company. They consist | of the very best and latest Broa dwav | successes while the scenery together | with the wonderful electric effects are | the finest ever seen on the modern stage. | Very few people ston to consider the
 enormous expense attached 10 an un- | -f-..- | "Champ3in Players will offer. And inc
 theatre-roers of the different cities are 1 unable to understand how it Is possible
 for him to present such plays al tho | populor prices. Rut that question l.
 readily answered by the crowds tha'
 attend the theatre night after night ir
 every city that they appear. thereh,
 making t possible for MT. Chanpiin t' continue with the same high standard
 of excellence thsS made the "Chas. K | Chaus1lin' Stock Ca the hest popuia- priced organization in existence.
 For today matinee and night the. will p-@ssnt "Cosno Hamilton's" grea play, Scandal" the theme psTyntoY Y play. "ScandaL" The theme of this rls-
 Is woven around one Pelham Franklin who happens to be Mir. Champiin. him : self. and whose last su1hitlon Is 10 2. l cure a wife, he feels himself secure a ? any man can at that stage. a hlghl, . dynamic. and when T want |
 be nauEty but I don't dare" type e girl blandly announces her marriaE g to him to escape the impending sentenc of an all too conservative family c [ sunts. uncies and mothers. A foolish b . of indiscretion was the cause and sh
 announces her marriage to him to Q, . cape the impending rut of ''Scandel's
 meshes and she does. Among the oths
 plays that will be seen during Mir Chan s l plih's stay Tn Norwich are "The Loy
 Tiger" bran new play by Mir. Champli e himself. ''The Crimson Alibi" one Il the greatest mystery plays that wee ev, l. written. Wherever this play has bee e presented all you could her or II h street was Who killed Joshua 0uincy' II Another Champiin winner, My I.at f Friends. sex Against Sex" known 0 the sensation of Paris and Johnny c J. Your Gun" one of the greatest laus
 producers that yves ever seen on ar l stage. It will make you roar-it V le make you scream with laughter and n guaranteed to be sure cure TOT | n blues.
 The box office Is open for all reserv d ton of seats and patrons are request y to secure their seats early.