The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-06

sweeping vogue. The scenes are laid
in France during the present time,
1.-The first act showing the reception
room at the home of the Cascadiers. |
a very interesting family in which
feminine government prevails. The
/ finale of this act presents a wedding |
scene, 30 gorgeously costumed that
Ashton Stevens OF the Chicago Elk |
aminer credits with Mr.. Singer with
| having "Out-Broadwayed Broadway"
| The second act shows the garden and
conservatory at the Cascadier home, |
and the action eliminates in the d.
vorce trial, one Of the funniest scenes
ever devised The story centers
! about the two daughters Of the Casca-
diers, two ardent suitors for their
hands, and the domineering Nine. Cas-
cadier who would have her daush- |
tiers rule their husbands as she rules
hers. A fascinating baroness, II
/ down-trodden husband, a flirtatious
judge and gay dancers from the Moul-
in Rouge also figure prominently In
the amusing complications. Among
the many song hits to be heard are
rs the Girl You Married Still the
4 Girl You Love?' Every Day is Christ
mas When You're Married. Hello
i Sweetheart" Goodbye Everybody"
Won't You Smile You're Such a
Lonesome Moon Tonight" and That's
the Lesson I'm Teaching to You"
: Seats now on sale. Prices $1.50. $500,
: 75c, 50c.-Advertisement
At the Hippodrore.
The claims of the Hippodrome man
!, agement to put on the best bill of
; the season at the theatre during the
} last part of the week was not idle talk.
J Every act on the bill was splendid
I and was greatly enjoyed by the aud
fences. The bill for the first part OF
the coming week bids fair to equal II
not surpass the last one.
s Kelley and Wentworth, in present
!. ing Fred j. Beaman's little incident
i of bucolic life, THE Village Lookup
! are Offering one of the quaintest and
prettiest Of vaudeville's sketches. 4
e is simple little story of life in ar
i, interior village of Pennsylvania, ane
ItHSOiScb d SpCSidl WlttCl 1OT lIOoiiO
n Illustrated magazine and the keepe
d of the county Jail, Hal Kelley, an en-
S ceptionally clever character actor i'm
g personates and revives the old dow
e, east type of sheriff whose memory j
so dear to all of us,--a human bein
endowed with rare humor, instead o
the 'rube" character SO common II
these days. Miss Wentworth gives /;
splendid portrayal of the laughing blu
persistent news gatherer, and due t.
the splendid acting of the principals
and the queerly funny sayings which
keep the audience continually bub
bling with laughter, the play1et bids
fair to become a vaudeville classic
The DeGray Four, singers and coined
ians, will please the patrons of the
theatre and their impersonation o.
1.-THE steam calliope finishes off theil
act in great shape. They have recelv
ed favorable comment from the press
all over the country. WOLF and Vol
in a musical act are said to be among
the cleverest entertainers on the
american stage and their versatility is
demonstrated in this act One of the
members of the act is violinist who
is advertised as musician with a
soul" G. K. Slade will furnish a
xylophone solo and latest motion pic
lures will complete the bill.-Adver
tisement.
A Circus Within Quantity and Quality
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