The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-26

fcer" and Paramount Newspictures.
Thursday-La Sale Co., in popular
priced musical comedy, "The Time,
The Place and The Girl" Matinee
and night.
New Years Eve-Midnight frolics
and watch party, the La Sale Co., in
Whose Little Girl Are Your" Begins
at II o'clock. For ladies and gentle
men. Free souvenirs.
New Years day-La Sale Co., IN
Miss Nobody From Starland." Mat
inee and night.
Marguerite Clark in "Still Waters"
at the Grand tonight and tomorrow,
offers one of the seasons pictures,
suitable for the young as we'll as the
! older folks. There will be Christ
mas tree for the children at the four
o'clock matinee and Kellogg's pure
candies will be distributed free by
the Grand.
still Waters" is the story Of lit.
tie girl who lives on canal boat and
entire itinerant circus is shown dur
! ing the picture. Little Marguerite
Clark is seen at her best in this-her
newest picture play. The dainty miss
starts out with quaint and delightful
comedy. A romance develops as does
/ .lso some very thrilling drama. Still
Waters'' should be enjoyed BY every
lover of good pictures in Keokuk.-
Advertisement.
'The Time, the place and the Girl"
The Time, the Place and the Girl.
the musical comedy that made for
| tune for it's authors, Hough & Adams,
its composer, Joseph E. Howard and
its producer, Mort H. Singer, will
serve to introduce the big Boyle
! voolfolk LaSalle Musical Comedy Co.
to this city.
The show will be seen at the Grand
Thursday. matinee and night, and
will be followed by the other feature
! bills Of the company's repertoire dur.
ing the three day stay in Keokuk.
The Time, the Place and the Girl is
one Of the few musical comedies with
real story 1t is one Of the most
appealing stage tales that has ever
been written which no doubt accounts
in a great measure for the wonderful
success the play has enjoyed.
The story concerns the adventures
of one. Johnny Hicks, q gambler, and
Tom Cunningham, rich young New
Yorker. 1t appears that previous to
the opening of the play, the pair has
been engaged in fracas IN which
! some fellow was severely beaten NJ.
| The duo escapes to a sanitarium in
Virginia Here Johnny falls in love
with the head nurse and Tom en-
counters the girl of his choice. Then
| the fellow who suffered the beating
, the night before IS brought in. 1t
transpires that he is the brother Of
| the nurse. OF course there are com
plications and likewise they are
straightened out in true musical COM
| edy style.
There are twenty musical novelties
1 in The Time. the Place and the Girl.
The production is especially elaborate
| Advertisement.
"My Home Town Girl"
Hyams and Mcintyre. stars OF
musical comedy and headliners of
vaudeville, will be seen at the Grand
next week, January 3. in the latest
and most promising musical produc-
| ton Of the present season. 'My Homo
Town Girl" from the pen of Frank
M. Stammers, music by Low Hirch
author of "Hello Frisco" and CT the
u song hits in Florenz Ziegfeld's last
| "Follies" production. In this merry
melodious, musical comedy. the popu'
lar stars are assured the same sue.
! cess that greeted them in their for.
mer vehicle, THE Girl of My Dreams
which gave them. perhaps, the great
est measure of popularity they have
ever known.
| Perry j. Kelly is producing the
! piece and this we'll known producer
of the best in musical shows has sur
rounded his two stars with a cast OF
notable PRINCIPALS including Eda' Won
Luke. Alma Youlin, Maude Beatty
| Doris Vernon, Dorothy Reich. David
| Andrada, Charles Horne, William T.
| Hays, and a chorus of the prettiest
/ singing and dancing girls to be pro-
! cured in New York, company Of fif
ty people in all.
The attraction itself is a striking
combination of humor and harmony
with a real story which moves an
audience from laughter to some
times. the verge of tears, yet with
the pleasant moods predon1inating, by
reason OF the lifting. catchy tunes