The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-02
MOVING PICTURES.
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Harold Lockwood the screen idol OF
| millions will be seen this evening in
one of the greatest photo-plays of his
entire career, the story Human
Shuttles'', layed in the golden outof-
doors in the west--a gripping drama
based on the story of 'Life's Blind
Alley" Harold Lloyd will also be
there in Spring Fever, comedy
which will add much merriment to the
evening entertainment.
Tomorrow evening only, Priscilla
Dean, star of 1.-THE Wicked Darling"
and wild Cat of Paris, will offer
new role in "She Hired a Husband"
A story brimful of many interesting
situation. Also Smiling Bill Parsons
in his newest comedy Birds Of
Feather" If you want a good hearty
laugh be sure and see Bill, Monday,
one day only. We will present Fannie
Ward in specially selected produc-
ton 1.-THE Profiteers.'
THE Profiteers" is page taken al
most exactly from the history of our
national life-the woman in 1t seems
but a helpless mite between two
ruthless ambition as opposed to the
luICcS VI al
view Of the inner workings of heart
less food trust, and we are shown
how a woman's devotion, courage and
desperation carried frail little crea-
ture, when driven to bay, safely
through the devilish Vaccinations Of
the sinister system.
Norma TaImadge Tonight.
In revival Of the big drama that
brought Norma Talmadge her present
fame, this star appears at the Grand
for tonight only. "Martha's Vindica-
ton 10 Griffith supervised and m
cludes in it's extraordinary cast such
players as Tully Marshall, Seena
Owen, Ralph Lewis, William Hinck-
ley the remarkable boy actor.
George Stone, and others of note.
A two-act Mack Sennett comedy.
"A Movie Hero" further enlivens
the Giand's bill for tonight.
"Martha's Vindication" is a story
Of virtues triumph and the loyalty
Of friendship-an appeal to those
who enjoy human, sincere characteri-
zations-a story of heart interest
Offering the star the sort of an emo
tlonal role in which her admirers
craVt her presentation.
The Law of Man" with Enid Ben.
metz and Miles Welch in leading
parts is the Grand's Sunday and
Monday offering. A two-act Universal
comedy, "Frisky Lions and Wicked
husbands" on the same program Is
designed to amuse all ages. THE
Law of Men" is a play OF the lure
and pitfalls that beser struggling
workers in New York's Latin quar-
Ter, Greenwich village.
:, Note-There will be no matinee
Mondays.
At tho New Colonial.
castles in the Air." the brilliant
comedy romance of which May ALI
son is the star, will be the feature
at the New Colonial theatre tomor-
row and Monday.
y! IN this lively and appealing drama
MISS Allison enacts the role of For
luna, poor but romantic girl who
oeheVes that some day, like the
nerolnes Of the lurid novels of which
sue is fond, she will meet a million
are and have all the happiness of
her namesake.
HOW she does meet the man Of
Neditn, but how her own romance
zones from another and quite unex-
pected quarter. are incidents which
~ 10 make play of distinction and
saafm. Fortuna is a lovable little |
tSnaracter-a character OF the kind
~ which May Allison excels-and |
her dreams and expectations, and |
aer eventual happiness, combine to
'fsate a picture Of winning Ape IL.
me clever star is surrounded by
q a,, notable cast among whom are Ben !
pmlison, Clarence Burton, Walter 1. |
aaerclval, Irene Rich, Mother An |
uerson, Viola Dolan and Ruth Maui
1ice' The play was directed by |
george d. Baker and was adapted
'iom the story by Kate Jordan.
England ia nrpnaripv for a cale- |