COSY THEATRE.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 46, Issue 14127, 27 May 1920, Page 2

COSY THEATRE.

<<EXPERIMENTAL MARRIAGE. ’’ Constance Talmadge has the chief role in “Experimental Marriage,” at the Cosy to-night. The heroine is a thoroughly modern young lady of lovable disposition who suffers from touches of over-developed enthusiasm, around which the story plays its comedy situations. When the hero, to whom she is engaged and with whom she soon makes a contract maniagc, with an agreement that they will live together only from Saturday till Monday, is present, she forgets her mission as the chosen leader of the Votes for Women movement. When he is absent, that enthusiasm is apt to lire her . again. The “experimental marriage” is her idea, but he is a lawyer, has coulidence in himself, add sees how, by giiing in to her, he can get his own way. No women are allowed .in his apartment house, but he gets permission for the week-end bride s presence. The janitor helps the comedy, especially when her husband’s friend dares a woman friend to come in and cook a meal in his apartment. The heroine finds that it will be necessary to make her husband jealous. She doesn’t succeed, but thinks she has to such an extent that her happiness is in jeopardy. At the close it looks as though they had decided to add from Tuesday till Friday to their week-ends together. The last chapter of “Stingaree” and the third episode of “The Lightning Raider” complete an excellent bill.