The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-01-06

tinged and vivified by contact with
conditions of servltude, with the
Christian religion and, most ludicrous-
ly with the English.
At the Colonial.
AT the Colonial theatre tonight an
attraction extraordinary. Miss Marion
Leonard and the original Biograph
Co. will be presented in the Beautiful
drama Where Sea and Shore Doth
Meet drama OF the sea with beau
tiful water scenes, exquisitely tinted.
The storm, the dashing waves, the
rescue of the shipwrecked sailors. The
meeting of the rivals in love. in the
foaming pillows enc rescuer and the
other exhaustedly battling for life
making it one of the most startling
and realistic dramas ever produced
Miss Leonard was seen last by the
picture patrons in I'm the Gray of the
Dawn in which she displayed her
wonderful talent She is the most
popular of motion picture actresses
and will appear only at the Colonial
/, synopsis of the great picture: Bob
kisses his sweetheart goodbye and
sails away. AS time elapses and no
word is heard of the lost vessel the
girl finally surrenders her hand to
Jack, mourning Bob as dead Mean.
time the vessel has encountered storm
and wind. and buffeted about by the
mountainous waves at length nea"s til
port from which it sailed. The fury
of the elements is vented on the i'll
fated craft and the daring work of res
cue by the fisherman is thrilling and
spectacular Clinging to a spar with
fast weakening hands, Bob's hopes for
life are high as he beholds rescuer
swimming toward him. 1t is Jack, who
recognizes his rival and terrific
battle of emotions take place. To
stretch his hand would save a life,
but that life would blot out his hopes
of happiness with the girl he loves He
turns and swims back to shore, while
the diving man, with despairing cry.
sinks beneath the waves. Then comes
remorse for the coward, driving him
to confession The Mortified revu-
sion of the girl skaters his mind. To
blot out the awful picture of the
drowning man he ends his torment in
the bosom OF the ocean.
In addition to this great picture a
beautiful Indian picture will be shown
entitled IAN Indian Maiden's Choice
and John Halifax Gentlemen a
dramatization of the widely read book.
making it the best program OF the sea
son. Two performances S:45.
Doors open at Z.
At Dodge's.
At Dodge's tonight will be shown
one of the best programs OF the sea
son. AS the feature picture they will
show "Herod and the New Born
King" beautiful religious picture
that has been produced on a large
scale. Then there will be late
Biograph on the program tonight.
THE Two Paths beautiful picture.
teaching n great lesson.
AS we start out on life's journey
two pathways lie out before us. the
rosy path of pleasure and the thorpy
path of toll. The maxim reads: All
roads lead to Rome but these two
roads lead to widely divergent points.
On the path of pleasure we are it'll
lated by the velvet brush of the rose
and intoxicated by its perfume until
at the awakening we find ourselves
morally. mentally and physically de-
bilitated. On the other path, where
all is real. we by the trials of toll
are kept morally awake and made
to realize that pleasure does not bring
happiness but peace OF conscience