The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-15
ADJUSTMENTS.
"rhe Garden Of Allah. =


tacular play made from Robert HIGH
ems novel, by that author and Mary
Anderson de Navarro. will be the at
traction at the Grand for limited
engagement OF one night only, Fri.
day. March 31st-
The presentation OF the dramatiza-
ton of the Hichens' novel is backed
up and fortified by the superb pictor-
ial and realistic manner of the pro-
duction- The massive beauty OF the
settings and effects is utilized to drive
across the footlight the essentials OF
the romance between Boris" the
renegade monk, and "Domini," who
becomes his bride.
The story OF the play follows the
novel. fact that many thousand
readers OF the book will follow with
enjoyment. The glowing and beau
tlful descriptions OF the various scenes
described by Mr.. Kitchens in the book,
are also closely followed In fact. the
authors, managers and producers
spent many weeks In Morocco. where
the scenes are laid, to get the desired
atmosphere. Many animals were also
brought over to America-camels,
stock.
the animate beings brought over are
the Bedouins-a fierce tribe from the
desert to the number Of thirty or more
These Bedoutns, or Arabs, are the
best fighters and riders in all Africa
Their heroism has been proven in
many clashes with the French troops
before France conquered that country.
To this day the Arabs refuse to be
conquered and report of trouble In
Morocco would depopulate the Arab
contingent now with the Garden OF
Allah.
Prominent among the members OF
the cast presenting the dramatic por-
ton OF the play may be found Mt
Lawson Butt, Mr. Howard Gould. MISS
Edyth Latimer, Miss Estelle Thebaud,
Mr.. Albert Andruss. Mr.. WilliaR JET
frey and Mt. Leo De Valery. The COM
/ pany In it's entirety consists of over
one hundred and Is exactly as seen
for a year at the Century theatre,
New York City.
Tickets may now be reserved. Care
| full attention paid to out OF town
orders-Advertisem
"The Call Of the Cumberland
Chas Neville Bucks stirring book
and play OF the Kentucky mountains,
has been made into one of the best OF
| photo plays by Pallas Pictures, ana
will be shown at the Grand on the
Paramount program tomorrow AMI
Friday Dustin Farnum does the best
work of his career and heads spe-
! cially selected cast including the
stars. Myrtle Stedman and Winifred
I Kingston and Herbert Standing, Page
! Peters. Howard Davies and Dick La
I Strange
! The Call of the Cumberlands" viii
(! be shown daily at 2:30 and o'clock
/ matinees and at z, 8 and 9:15 for the
night shows.
! Tonights attraction is Famous
Players-PararIount picture. my Lady
/ Incog," in which Miss Hazel Dawn
takes the leading part. 1t pleased
good sized audiences last night, being
Z! a story Of girl detective and her
work among the fashionables OF a
southern winter resort. Thrills. TO-
nance and comedy are happily blend
ed into one Of the best subjects OF this
popular and captivating young stars
career.
| Regular prices Of sc for children
and 10 cents for adults are still in eff
| feet on the regular service at the
| Grand Special attention is given to
music so that this part Of the enter
| tainment is the best that Keokuk has
ever NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
At the Htppodrone.
| There arc scores of interesting and
intense situations in the big five part
Metro wonderfully, THE Turmoil
which will be seen here at the Hippo
drome theatre tonight
| valli Val1i, the noted star OF THE