The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-30
ADJUSTMENTS.
Mary pfckrord ard Hzrogd Loek'rsoo'


n Such Little queen" tonfghts
attraction At the Grand, could lot .
have been chosen than Carlyle Black .
we'll Harold Lockwood Russell B2s-
sett and Arthur Hoops. The picture, {
while not = new one, has been SHOWN ?
At the Grand before but Is brought Z
back because It is one Of the most I
charming IN which Mary PicEfcrt has .
appeared II you saw. such Little .
Queen" when II was here last WIZ .
ter, then il Is worth seeing again II .
you haven't seen It then don't mss !
II tonight (
For sheer charm Of story. quaint, .
ress and datcuuess OF the central
character. honest sentiment and I'M .
pressive truths, such a Little Queen /
Is one OF the gems Of the current
era O. plays. Mary Pickford, as the
little queen, makes one Of the best
/ Impressions Of her brilliant career.
! There Il som ethfng fudescr1oaoly ap-
1 peaIfrg IN the personality she por-
trays; shs has dignity and grace,
ge1tIsness Of manner, charm ard win
soneuess. and she contrasts most
effectively the moods identified with
= situation in which disappointment
and DESPAIR must be concealed under
2 p-etease OF cheeTfuIness and coUr-
aga
Stage 10 Ample,
Manager Dodge IS concerned at re-
ports which are current 20 the effect
that the Grand's stage IS not big
enough 70 handle the big garden Of
Allah" production. These reports arc
untrue, because there are none Of the
travelling attractions that cannot Dc
effectively handled here While there
{ are ten big scenes in The Garden OF
Allah" and nearly one hundred per
ao-s viii be On the stage, there Is
no doubt Of Ia effective presentation
tomorrow nignt-AdverLiseme rt-
The Garden Ct Allah.
No play in recent EeaTs has taken
50 daringly a1dacious thems as
The Garden Of Allah" coming to the
| Grand Friday, FOR 4 night showing
only. The theme is Of such infinite
beauty and oriental spleader that i
} viii remain IN the hearts and memory
/ Of al who see II for many day 10
come
The Garden Of Allah" was drama
tied by Robert HicEe1s, who also
-ro+a the book OF the same title, and
was assisted by Mary Anderson &c
Navarro.
ust.ralness Of It ALTO portray
MN and woman, who, having found
such infinite delight in their mar
raze. can lay aside their worldly
I FsrTniness. that the man may return
/ "a me monastery from which De had
fed months before in his wild desire
to experience life and passion.
wn. Jeffrey az Boris AndrovsET,
The TrsUDigt monk who finds love
/ t-,t not peace and coatentnsat o.
! goul after fleeing from God. gives 70
the almost ere OF the Tote SO deLCd.e
= charm, that one VIII ina lilei
hesrtstrngs tightening as they gaze
rrT,on mis- Eistfu1. kindly face, and
tlTI+[-v him through his trying mo-
rneuta. endeavoring 90 earnestly 70
! y-rox off the awful horror OF the
eUorrnity OF his sin in deserving ms
/ C-od: and Alice Baxter az Domini
F-nAIden." the woman who also nnos
/ re in the great Sahara desert out
zbo IN her great love for truth ana
rsgF. gives back this love 70 one
-s5nro n was dedicated years before
s,fves TO her exacting role charming
DersoraIfty and a low vibrating spea"--
! ing voice, g sweetness and reverence
tba+ wins the heaTt--AdveTtlseras Iac'
orpaeur1 Theatre Today.
IN unhappy girls great sacflhc e.
/ The story Of a girls great SacrlHce %
-o1d In the Mutual masterplcLuI -
The Painted Soul" In which BESSIE
ParrscaIe IS starring.
The Painted Soul" is the SOU "
! 2 coed and beautiful woman Will
{ IC,ogg down from q painted canvas ~
len = voe1ng gf-i Of the streets as SIG
( -[,zl.z ror arotbsr picture by the art
la 7zog created the first. The title o.
.ae r.icfurs In which the model is 10
aprear 81 THE Fallen Woman
| As the soul Of the good woman iooHs
Gown On the girl day by day sne uii