The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-17
ADJUSTMENTS.
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positions either by making the trans
continental journey, or the splendid
equivalent Of viewing them via Lyman
H. Howes Travel Festival at the
Grand Wednesday, matinee and night,
you will miss what is indeed the OPP
portunity of lifetime. To travel to
these expeditions while remaining at
home may seem contradictory. Yet
that is exactly the privilege that local
amusement patrons may enjoy via Iy-
man H. Howe's Travel Festival.
Recognizing that comparatively
small percentage of the nations citi-
zens could find the opportunity to
make the long journey to the Pacific
coast expositions, Mr.. Howe is bring
ing them here 50 that everyone will
have tho pleasure of viewing them at
linfinitesimal expense, and in the per-
feet ease of comfortable theatre
chair without the exhaustion and
fatigue brought on by tram2ing all
day and day after day. Visions OF
new and supreme beauty and wonder
ment are unfolded by Mr.. Howe's
films that are beyond the dreams OF
the most vivid Imagination For these
expositions are truly on scale or
magnificence befitting the tremendous
achievement they celebrate.-Adyer-
tisement.
Mary Pickford at the Grand Tomorrow
1t is a we'll known fact that Para
mount pictures are the best pictures
in the world, they are produced by the
best producers, featuring the most
famous stars Of the legitimate stage
/ as well as Of the silent drama, they
are produced from the most successful
stage productions and popular novels
and are shown in the largest and best
theatres throughout the United States.
THE Paramount organization, system
and service is the most efficient IL
the film industry. Paramount has
spared no expense In attaining this ex-
elusive position. The Paramount trade
mark is guarantee to the patrons OF
the Grand of the highest quality.
The Paramount star, Mary Pickford.
| is without doubt the highest salaried
and most popular moving picture star
lin the world. Among her long list Of
successes, possibly none are more
nopular than 'In the Bishops Car
rage" an interesting combination OF
the thrilling incidents Of the book and
dramatic episodes Of the play I'm the
Bishops Carriage Is the Offering at
/ the Grand tomorrow and Friday, mat
Iinee at four, night at seven, eight and
nine Observation-Disclosures
The Prince Of Tonight.
Girls, in all their variations, in all
their possibilities. in all their proba-
bilites and in all their charming atti-
tudes, occur necessarily in "The
Prince Of Tonight" in the tuneful
musical fantasy coming to the Grand
for matinee and night next Saturday.
So much comment is being evoked by
the beauty and activity of the chorus
in this attraction that these girls are
in fair way to become known as
the best chorus ever seen with tour
ing company. 1.-THE Prince OF Tonight
is by the well known trio. Adams,
Hough and Howard, authors of "The
Goddess Of Liberty" 1.-THE Honey
moon Trail" "The Stubborn Cinder-
ella" "The Flower of the Ranch" and
"The Time, the Place and the Girl"
which have all proven great successes.
It depicts the adventures Of Jim
Sutherland, wandering college youth
without funds, who woos a rich girl
he meets at Palm Beach, while occu-
plying the position Of life saver and
swimming instructor at the hotel
| Breakers. "-Advertisement
At the orpheum Tonight.
The New Adventures Of 1.-THE Mast