The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-05
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| Bushman seen as q physic expert
in new mystery play. Enacts extreme
ily difficult role well In Return OF
Richard Neal Creates great inter
est. This Is the latest OF the COM
plete prize mystery plays produced In
| conjunction with The Ladies' World.
| Francis Y Bushman stars In thh
great three reel drama 1t Is typt
cal Bushman photoplay and one in
which he is an adept. While the
drama Is full OF thrilling and dramatic
Incidents, there is a deep psychology
cal study OF the human mind under
lying the plot 1t is the conflict o.
the scientific mind with that of man
possessed of magnetic and hypnotm
power that makes the play q master
piece.
Mr. Bushman takes the part OF
Neal. a psychological expert. 1t is &
role that requires the utmost suotlett
In acting to bring out the points. Thi
Mr. Bushman does with clearness ann
nicely. No one without Mr.. Bush
mans power of mental concentration
and physical poise could hope to
enact the part successfully.
Neal is called to take strange
case in which a girl is under the con-
troll Of hypnotfst, who compels he:
to commit thefts while in q msmerlc
sleep. He follows the girl to the home
of the hypnotist, where the two minds,
that Of the hypnotist and the sclen-
fist, clash and the will of the scien-
fist, being the stronger, breaks the in
fluence of the hypnotist over the girl
Hundreds Of exhibitors have been
attracted by this unusual drama, and
have made preparations TO Preent It
on the day of its release. Experts who
have looked at the play, declare that
it is masterpiece.
At the Hippodrome tonisht.-Adver-
tisement-
CO. L Excursion.
On next Tuesday evening, May IL.
I Co. L will give the first moonlight en.
cursion of the season On the beaut1ful
steamer, the G. W. Hill.
| Co. L is deserving of large crowd
which will enable them to place u
goodly sum Of money in the treasury
to meet general expenses. Tickets
for this trip will be SOC and everyone
lin Keokuk should go. Music and
dancing. Boat leaves at p. M, re-
turning at IL o'clock. Make arrange
ments to go. Rights OF admission
Observation-Disclosures
Evaneeline at the Grand Tonight.
The Grand will be packed tonight to
see the New Evangeline," five part
classic feature based upon Longfel-
lows immortal love tale. There will
Be three performances. starting at
700, $40 and 915. Come early.
Tomorrow, TeA Sullivan will pre-
sent the worlds tour of the Chicago
White Sox and the New York Giants.
The following was taken from the st.
Joe Gazette, where the production
played for solid week to record
business:
| The motion pictures of the world
| tour of the New York Giants and Chi
| cago White Sox, now on view at the
Burtis opera house. are more than
amusing and entertaining. They are
an educational treat. 1t is unneces-
sary to make a trip around the earth,
as long as these pictures can be seen
| for a modest stipend. They reveal
| interesting scenes in each OF the coun-
| tries visited by the baseball party,
and Ted Sullivan, the celebrated base
ball seer, who arranged the tour, IS
present to explain every part OF the
journey.
| Three shows tomorrow at 80, I:1a
and 9:15-Advertisement.
Wrestling Match at orpheom.
After the regular shows tonight at
$50 o'clock, George Roumas. cham
pion weller weight wrestler, will at
| tempt to throw two local AIen in one
| hour Remember that the regular pro-
gram Of high class pictures will be
on from to 8: 80 o'clock and will in
c1ude ''The Cameo Ring" a two reel
picture with Murdoch McQuarrie:
six Months to Live" a drama with
surprise finish, with Ben Wilson the
leading star; I'm a Jack Pot" Mes
tor comedy with Eddie Lyons and
/ Victoria Ford Admission and 10c
for the picture shows, Z to $50. For
the wrestling bout which follows the
last show an admission OF 25c will be
charged. Don't miss it.-Advertise-
ment-