The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-25
Grand Calendar.

Grand Calendar.
Tonfght-Blanche Sweet, Theodore
Roberts and Thos~Meighan In the su-
perb Lasky-Paramount photopiay,
1.-THE Storm"
sunday and Monday-Mack's Indoor
Circus-clowns. acrobats, aer1el acts'
| Matinee Monday. 2:30. -
Tuesday, Nov 28.-Irving Berlin's
seventy-fve people. musical comeoy'
watch Your STEP
Wednesday, Nov. 29.-Triangle pho
toplays, H. B. Warner IN smell 40
and keystone farce, Mummy anu
Girl"
| thanksgiving day-Matinee at 400
O'Clock. night, S:15-Selwyn & Co.'S
laugh festival, Twin Beds"
Friday, Dec. Triangle photo
plays.
Saturday, Dec. Paramount photo
plays. 80
Sunday, Monday. Tuesday and Wed
nesday, Dec. 8, 4, s. and 6-Ine
Birth of Nation" with its wonderful
orchestra. Bargain prices.
| Blanche Sweet In "The Storm"
AT the Grand tonight the superb
Iasky-Paramount photoplay Ine
Storm" is the best of the many sue
cesses made by the popular Blanche
Sweet. The cast is all that could ne
/ wished for, including such stars as
Theodore Roberts. Thomas Meighan
and others.
! Miss Sweet has been seen In many
| roles, but in 1.-THE Storm" she appears
as a half.wild, fun-loving daughter OF
a retired professor who Is so SUD
merged In his studies that he permits
! his daughter to run at Will IN the
Maine summer resort where they i've.
Two young men passing the sum
mer at the camp, fall in love with
Natalie, played by Miss Sweet. One
of them called back to the city, leaves
the field open for the others ad-
yances- to return later and win, he
believes, the girls love for the first
time.
When they are about to be married
the girls secret and her betrayal are
uncovered and in the Strengthening
out of these difficulties the young
woman's father, a philosopher OF the
woods. plays an important part.
Prices for tonight remain the same
Children 5 cents; adults 10 cents.
Special orchestra mus1c.-Advertlse-
ment.
erwin Beds' at the Grand.
II a merry comedy that alternates
roars. screams and yells with gatl1ng
gun rapidity is what theatre goers
want, they will crowd the Grand
Thanksgiving matinee and Night wneh
the funniest play ever written, Twin
| Beds" will all its long awaited en-
gagement, and judging from the ad-
vance sale it is evident that every
body is going. Twin Beds" has fair
| ly earned the title the worlds run
niest play" 1t ian for one solid year
in New York. played for six months
in Australia and has already reached
its second year in London. All will
| laugh over Twin Beds" 1t goes
| bobbing along delightfully."- and skill
fully and holds the audience helpless
with mirth. 1t is roaring. romping
fun.
At the GRIND Thursday, matinee
and night, November 3o.-Advertise-
ment.
"Watch Your STEP"
! watch Your STEP" which will be
tha attraction offered at the Grand
tuesday night, is nothing If not mod
ern. It's entire score Is syncopated,
it's dances are all of the one-step
VARIETY. it's scenes are fox trot pal
aces and cabarets Perhaps the only
thing not modern about this big musi-
cal show which packed the New Am
sterdam theatre, New York, for one
year is that it is clean. There is not
song, dance, or joke that calls for
| the censor to get busy.
The combined efforts of an unusual
cast. the exquisitely designed cos
tunes by Helen Dryden, the ragtime
] melodies of Irving Berlin make
.sWatch Your Step" production
which. of it's yind, has never before
: hoon anuallad The niece is alive