The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-24

the pure-hearted boy would be hap
pier IN the bosom of the church, and
that the marriage will bring disillus
ionment and woe, and pleads with
Miss Carter to give walton up, but
she spurns him with angry scorn
Later, alone, she sees the wisdom OF
the priest, and when Walton calls thc
persuades him to go back to the
church. This is one Of the most Inn
pressive scenes ever witnessed. She
accompanies Walton to the monastery,
and as he kneels before the shrine
she places the habit of his calling up
on his shoulders, and with tears
streaming from her eyes passes out
into the world again, followed by the
benediction OF the monks, while Wal
ton, with bowed head, communes with
Coda most touching and beautiful
tableau
The New York Press pronounce this
to be the greatest motion picture play
seen in years. Displaying Miss
Leonard's wonderful talent together
with this special attraction will be
shown "Re-United," famous Imp
picture, and two big comedies, "A Big
Joke" and Nothing but Boney''
Cowboy Night Tonight.
Tonight at Dodge's will be Cow
boy Night There will be shown an
exceptional program Of cowboy and
Indian pictures, the kind that please
the old as well as the young. It
seems that western pictures stand il
high favor with the picture fans OF
Keokuk and there has been SO many
requests for an entire program OF
such pictures that the management de-
cided to make Friday night cowboy
night and show program of all west
ern pictures. Possibly the feature
picture on the program tonight will
be Kalem picture called The Lost
Ribbon. or Saved From the Indians. :
The picture centers around Jennie,
the pretty daughter OF hardy pio-
neer cattleman She is admired by
all OF her fathers cowboys, but she
smiles only upon one Dick, the best
/ COW puncher in the bunch is her ia
! vorite. Seeing a pretty piece OF rib
bon with which Jennie had bedecked
i herself, Dick suggested that the rib
bon be divided, she to keep one piece
! and he the other. The same morning
/ on which this ribbon episode occurred
/ the father. and mother of Jennie are
called away to see a sick relative. AT
! ter seeing her father started on the
/ trail Jennie while returning to the
! house loses her share of the ribbon
! which was picked up by Frank, q
rejected sutton. Knowing that Dick
! is favored by Jennie, Frank shows
him the piece of ribbon and tells him
that Jennie gave it to him. A lively
/ quarrel follows, the two men being
separated by the ranch boss who
suggests that the party of boys ride
to the ranch cabin and learn from
Jennie whether or not she gave the
/ ribbon to Frank. While the quarre
about the ribbon is going on, bant
Of Snake indians have attacked the
t cdDlu. JcIiule stnu hSi youAASSA -
err bar the doors and windows ant
take refuge in the upper story. The
cowboys arrive on the scene just as
the Indians have broken down the
door. A short and sharp battle takes
4 place. The Indians are driven ava,
and Jennie and her brother rescued
AS the resuced and rescuers gather
together Frank realizes his false posi-
ton. confesses to Dick that he fount
4 the ribbon and hands 1t over.
i There will be other cowboy and. In
dian pictures with plenty of Indians
!. cowboys. broncos and MeXicans. IWf
i complete shows will be given to
night at the regular hours. 1:45 allt
900 O'Clock, and It would be wise {