The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-04
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"The Last Egyptian" an oriental
romance in five parts, will be present
| ed at the Grand tomorrow night az
1890 and 9:15 This is a production OF
the, OF Film Co., the producers OF the
wizard of Or and is said to be one
Of their greatest features MONDAY
! the great society drama, Aristoc-
tracy,' will be presented. This Is q
Paramount feature. therefore needs
no further endorsement.
| Victor Hugo's great masterpiece,
lies Miserables," is the feature for
Tuesday. This greatest Of all educa-
tional features is being brought to
the Grand under the auspices Of the
| Monday Music club. and it is their
ambition to sell 1000 tickets. The
present prospects are that it will ex-
coed that number. To accommodate
all, 1t will be necessary to give an
extra matinee at o'clock. AllSthose
4 who can, should attend the matinee,
and avoid the evening crowds. All
| school children will be admitted to
4 the matinee for. 10 cents, adults 25c.
The night prices are, adults, Csc;
children under II years of age 15c.-
| Advertisement.
! From ReveiIie TO Taps.
| To many civilians the personal or
/ human side of life in the U. s.
navy of 1915 to be presented at the
Grand on Wednesday, matinee and
night, is quite as gripping in interest
as the most spectacular scenes OF bat
| tie practice. Howe's film aims to
| impart the pulse-beat of the complex
life that throbs through our dread
naughts from reyeille to TAPS" It
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selves and scrubbing their clothes as
if this were their favorite pastime. 1t
shows them cleaning the decks with
the water running ankle-deep, scrub
bling boats, polishing bright work,
etc. 1t takes spectators to the ships
galley" where the cooks reign SUI
preme. 1t depicts general inspec-
tin, the big gun drills, boat drills UNI
der oars. signal drills, infantry and
field artillery exercises, clearing the
ship for action and the manifold 9TH
er duties that go to make variety
the spice of life' for men-o'warsmen.
Advertiser ent
Charlie Chaplin at Hippodrome To-
night.
Charlie Chaplin, the worlds fun
NEST comedian, appears at the Hippo
drome tonight in His Night Out"
his second comedy release since join
ing the ranks of the .Essanay Co.
His Night Out" in two reels, is
his latest and greatest success. 1t
drives away all cares and keeps you
convulsed with laughter from start to
finish. If you don't want to laugh.
don't go to see it for it is impossible
not to laugh at this great comedian
in his new comedy.
In addition to this big feature at
traction will be shown another splen-
did two act Vitagraph society drama
entitled, THE Millionaire's Hundred
dollar BILL featuring Leah Baird,
!. the famous screen celebrity, assisted
| by a notable all star cast of Vita
/ graph actors. Alice Joyce, the
screens most beautiful actress, IS
featured in THE Leech,' the latest Of
the Kalem two-act dramas, which will
be shown at this theatre tomorrow.
The Leech" is sensational drama
| of love, devotion, danger and intrigue
and is splendidly portrayed by the ia
nous Alice Joyce.
The Conflict" two-act spectacu-
lar society drama, featuring Ruth
Stonehouse. will be shown In addition
| to THE Leech,' and to make up u
program of unusual merit for refined
entertainment, the Hearst-Selig
Weekly, portraying the latest current
events, will be exhibited with the
above mentioned two feature photo
plays.
1.-THE Escape which is to be the
! film star production at the Hippo
drome on next Wednesday, is be-
yond all question: the most varied
/! photoplay ever manufactured either
here or in Europe. Whereas most
photodramas-lik most plays-may
| be said to represent one distinct
quality or frame of mind, the seven
reel feature now in question COM
bines practically all the emotional
elements imaginable. There are even
SEVERAL humorous passages In
drama which is otherwise most seri-
! Gus both in its intent and its execu-
J ton.
The cast of The Escape is not
able. Among the artists are Blanche
Sweet. Mae Marsh. Robert Harron.
! Donald Crisu, Owen Moore, F. A.
Burner and Ralph Lewis.-Advertise-
ment.
Colonial Tonight.
Two big vaudev acts and spe-
icial reel of motion pictures make up
the big feature bill that will be pre-
scented at the Colonial theatre this
evening Thoughts of Tomorrow" Il
great two-reel feature, and two reels
of rollicking good comedy make up
the motion picture end of the pro-
gram to be offered. The Allan-Stev-
ems trio will present two big vaude-