The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-10-14
THE THEATRES
AT THE GRAND.
Owen Moore and Marguerite courtot
In Comedy-Drama Tonight;
cors<ino "Raffles" Mystery
pi.v Tomorro>.,


The Grand offers two dandy and
widely different pictures for today
and tomorrow: tonight a Paramount
comedy-dram with fun galore for all
ages, Rolling Stones" in which are
featured popular Owen Moore and
beautiful Marguerite Courtot. Sueday
night comes the Triangle program. a
thrilling detective story, "The Phan-
TOM" in which Frank Kenan. famous
I for his work in 1.-THE Coward" and
the charming Enid Marley appear.
With THE Phantom" is a Fact Key
stone farce, tBedelia's Bluff" star.
ring the irresistible and lively Fay
Tincher.
Rolling Stones" is adapted from
Edgar Selwyn'3 great stage success.
In it are comedy, thrills, romance and
adventure-an ideal play for the
children, the medium aged and the
old folks. It is guaranteed to please
them all by its clever and well acted
story.
"The Phantom" tomorrow night at
the Grand, is corking detective
story. Not since the days of the
famous "Raffles" has there been a
mystery play so exciting. so full OF
adventure. surprises. quick action ana
tense moments. II you enjoy this
kind of story this picture Will
surely get" you. Few plays have
eoualed Acknowledgement.
Monday Music Club Concerts.
The Monday Music club will open
this years musical series on October
81, with Mischa Elman, the great
Russian violin genius.
Elman's reputation as the com-peer
of Fritz Kreisler who delighted local
music lovers last year Is expected to
give fitting start to one OF the most
am bitious and elaborate series OF
musical entertainments that the Mon
day Music club has ever planned.
The dates and prices OF the feature
attractions are given in another Sec
ton of this paper.
In addition to the artist recitals
there are also fourteen club concerts
In the series and full information
about these will be announced later
| on.
The executive committee has receiv-
ed inquiries from the neighboring
towns and believe that the out of town
attendance will far exceed that of last
year.
The sale of season tickets for the
entire series is now on and those
wishing to take advantage of the re-
duced rate are advised to secure them
at once in order to receive the full
benefit of the complete course
Season tickets may be purchased
at Loewenstein's. Reservations for
season tickets can be MADE Monday,
Oct. 16, at 10 a. m. at the Grand
Observation-Disclosures
Cooper in keokuk This Morning.
Mr.. J. H. Cooper was in Keokuk
this morning in order to act as a judge
in the sociability run today. Many
additional features have been arrang-
ed for the Knight Sleeve-valve Motor
lecture by Mr.. cooper next Wednes-
day evening. Among the added at.
fractions will be an animated song by
a local singer.
Mr.. Cooper is very anxious to Sc
cure the judgment of neokuk motor
lists on his novel additions to his films
Mr. McLoney says, that he believes
that this lecture will make clear more
about the automobile motor than the
average car owner understands. For
instance, Mr.. Cooper will explain
what causes pre-ignition from carbon.
a subject that the average man dis
cusses every day but does not really
understand. This feature alone will