The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
Kindiu's Band.

So that everybody in Keokuk may
patronize and enjoy their own organ
ization. Kindig's hand will give it's
final inlocr concert at the Grand
tonight at 8:15 o'clock. An admis-
sion price of 25 cents to all seats
will be charged. John B. Kindig, with
the cooperation of all the men he has,
worked hard to give Keokuk truly
fine concert band and has succeeded
in a wonderful degree. The program
tonight:
1. March Glory Of the Trumpets
................ Brockenshire
2. Grand Selection from the Opera
3. Southern Mel0Q1eS
...... Fields and Barnby
4. (a) Paraphrase-Love1ey
(b) Sextett fro< Lucia. .Donizett'
5. Overture-Princess Of India. King
Intermission ten minutes.
6. Overture-The Bridal Rose. 49,.
LaVallee
Z. Concert Waltz-Garden OF Roses
brooks
s. Concert Po1onaise-On Mountain
Heights ................ klesler
9. Fantasia-A Summer Night. -.
La Tourraine
TO- Am erican Patrol. 49,. Meacham
Star Spangled Banner.
"The Libertine."
Shown at % cents and upward
everywhere, the Grand Friday offers
a real treat in motion pictures, "The
Libertine," at regular prices of 5
cents for the entire balcony, 10 cents
on the main floor.
julius Steger's daring motion pic
ture production. 1.-THE Libertine,"
featuring John Mason and Alma Han
Ion, is story of modern life as it
exists. A sermon delivered with
sledge-1ammer blows, 1t depicts TIE
life Of the libertine, who closes the
eye OF understanding while shrewsily
working on the feminine emotion. He
is shown striking at the innocent
girls in the offices, shops and fac
tories, and, with his sauve manner
leads them to ruin.
1t is a story plainly showing that
the greatest instrument of vice is the
fatal lure of wealth and luxury, vain
as It is to the young girls OF a big
city. This plea too often makes in.
tine"
Tomorrow comes the delightful
Mary Miles Minter, now to be seen
exclusively at the Grand, and the
only real successor to Marguerite
Clark's charming self, in new pic
ture and one of her best, Environ.
ment. Advertisement.
Orpheum Theatre.
The largely increased patronage OF
the hundreds who have nightly visited
the Orpheum during it's 1Oc bargain
show, is sufficient guarantee Of
the high standard of this refined
meritorious musical comedy com
pany, to warrant the patronage OF the
most fastidious. Tonight will be an
entire change of program with -four
reels of first run photoplayS includ
ing two western dramas and two
comedies.
Mr.. Sim Bodrean, the leading tenor
of the New York Tango Queens, who
has been so popular with the Orpheum
audiences, will present for your ap
prevail and consideration a condensed
version of fifty minutes of the famous
New York cabaret play, introducing
Mr.. Frank P. Hayes, the originator
and composer of ragtime music. Mr.
Hayes will work in conjunction with
his entire company, presenting sucn
splendid, superb, spectacular special
ties as has never been seen outside OF
the big opera houses. at prices rang
ing from soc to $500, while the Or
pheum prices will remain 5 and 10c
The quality, merit, refnment and thor
ough satisfaction is guaranteed by the
management First show starts 81
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