The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-10
ADJUSTMENTS.
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tic rounds Of applause proved this last
evening by those who were fortunate
in being present. An unusual oppor-
tunity for the lovers of music and to
miss seeing and hearing this famous
trio means yon are missing an extra
ordinary feature musical Offering.
Jack Bailey, the comedian that's
different. is surely worthy of the
title, his monologue and songs being
absolutely out OF the ordinary. Mr..
Bailey possesses fine bass baritone
voice. using THE Sweet Refrain the
Songs My Mother Used to Sing COM
bined in medley of Stephen Fosters
songs He gets away from the usual
run OF monologist and singing COM
edian and his work is being heartily
received by every one
Nan Aker the woman ventriloquist,
with her company of twelve funny
folks, presents a screaming comedy
entitled "On the B 6 c, Z. showing the
gage master and porter. the travelling
family, excitement at the railway sta
ton. An extra special treat for the
children, biggest laugh in vaudeville
Two reels of motion pictures also ap-
pear on the bill and special music by
THE Hippodrome orchestra. This fea-
tnre program tonight for the last
time. Same popular prices, evenings
| 1890 and 9:00.--Adv.
Motion Pictures Deluxe at the Grand
Tonight.
| The program at the Grand
tonight is made UP Of some
very interesting subjects. .'The
Geisha Girls of Japan" is a re-
markable educational picture, Ii was
/ taken in Japan by the Selig company
and shows the life and custom Of the
Geisha girls. .Subterfuge" is the
1 title of another selig production. It's
an exceedingly clever light comedy,
adapted from the story by the same
name By. Philip virrill Mighel. @The
New Members of the Life Saving
i Crew" is from the Edison studio, a
picturesque romance in which dis
credited lover plunges into the sea
| supposedly to save his rival, but n
reality to rescue the girl he adores
The Voice of Warning" or the story
of a child Is very pathetic one BY
the Selig company.
Mrs. Ryan is one OF those dear
4 sweet faced, hard working mothers Of
the city tenement districts, who wors
for their more fortunate sisters of the
upper or monied class. Mrs. Ryan II
employed in the home of Mrs. Martin
She Is discharged by Mrs Martin be
cause of an accident In which rus
is injured. After vain struggle te
secure cher employment by which
she can support her little daughter
and herself. she is taken sick ant
both mother and daughter face star
vation. Myra, the child, grasping the
situation starts out In final effor
20 secure food She tries every
method that occurs to her little mine
but all of them fail to secure the ne
cessary food. AT last, she, in heT ne
cessity, yields TO strong temptation
and appropria.es a box Of groceries
intended for Mrs Martin. On he
way home with the stolen propert.
she stops to listen to the exhortation
of a street preacher. who has chcse1
Il for his sermon on that particular oc
casion. the commandment, Tho
3 shalt not steal" The talk OF the min
!. lister is SO convincing that the chill
} repents her action, and returns TIL
box OF eatables to the home OF Mrs
2 Martin That lady, on hearing III
4 child's story, is also repentant. and
having heard the voice Of warning
= she accompanies Myra to the tene
r rnent building and. after providing TO
2 Mrs. Ryan, assures her that her oil