The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-01-29
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At the Orpheum.
| The patrons OF the Orpheum theatre
Mary Fuller In THE Heart of the
three parts, and Joker comedy. en-
titled -The Little ones" with Max
Asher, the comedian. The Orpheum
Iorchestra plays the pictures with a
select program. Come and bring your
friends with you tonight.-Advertise-
ment.
"High Jinks."
The plot OF High Jinks, which
Arthur Hammerstein will present AZ
the Grand Wednesday, Feb. 3. con-
Germs lot of people and their wives
tangled up in a maze OF mistaken iuen-
titles. Paris and French bathing
resort furnish the background. A
marvellous Invention in the form OF
perfume, mere Whit of which makes
everybody hilarious, keeps the plot
moving gaily along by getting the
people concerned into trouble and out
of it again. When troubles get too
threatening, somebody only has to
wave a handkerchief saturated with
the magic perfume, and everybody
breaks instantly into song and dance
and Laughter. A richly-gowned and
pretty chorus ado to the festivities
Advertisement.
Hippodrome Opening.
Work on the remodeling OF the
Hippodrome theatre which will be
opened tomorrow under new man
agement and new policy, is being
pushed rapidly to completion and
Manager Friedman felt assured to-
day that everything would be 'ccm-
Fpieted and ready before the time Tor
the first show tomorrow. A spectacu.
lar society drama, After the Ball.
in which those two we'll known stara.
Herbert Kelley and Effie Shannon
are featured, will be the opening bill.
It is a play OF human interest that
touches the heart; one OF the most
gorgeous productions. ever nimed.
The play is adapted from Charles X.
Harris world famous song ballad
that was sung for two generations.
On Sunday, THE Battle Of Love-" an
exclusive Essanay production, featur-
ing Francis Bushman, who recently
won the pIl IA Vic i<~~NASS N~~--S
Journal contest, will be offered In
this city for the first time. Patrons
of the Hippodrome theatre Will daily
have a chance Of seeing such great
screen stars as Francis X. Bushman.
Earl Williams, Alice Joyce, Anita
Stewart, Gilbert NJ. Anderson, Arthur
Johnson, Beverly Bayne and host
of others. Under the new policy,
matinees will be held from $3.50 to
5 and evening shows from $3.50 until
1890. Seats on the main floor will
sell for ten cents, balcony seats at
five cents.-Adyertisem
Runaway June" Tonight.
The second episode of the new
serial picture at the Grand opera
house will be shown tonight at the
regular prices of and 10 cents, and
the show will be continuous from
until 1915 O'Clock. Besides one OF
those FUNNY cartoons by Bray. new
reel of very interesting Pathe news
will be included in the program
AS a special added attraction. and
for those who were unable to see the
first episode Of Runaway June.
Manager Dodge has arranged to give
number one d single showing tonight
at o'clock. The second episode
will Immediately follow the first and
will start at 80 O'Clock. After that, !
Episode No. viii not appear again. !
In this way, those who missed the
first episode can see all of the first |
four reels by being present promptly |
at seven o'clock this evening.
The animated cartoon Is very !
funny one of the Bray comedies which |
have become so popular, and is en- |
titled 1.-THE Police Dog A very in
teresting reel Of Pathe News COM !
pIetes the program. Starting select
ed service from the best OF the Lu- |
bins, Vitagraph and others OF the
General Film Co., the Grand will Of
fer two matinees tomorrow at $3.50
and $3.50; evening at z. s, and 3. All
the old friend stars which were SO
popular at the Grand some time ago,
will Observation-Disclosures.