The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-22
MOVING PICTURES
Bryant Washburn Tonight


'Photoplay on the Screen" a part OF
Itonights program at the Grand. The
film shows intimate poses Of big pic
ture stars. Mary Pfckford, Bryant
Washburn, Harry Carey, Enid Ben
nett, the husband, Fred Niblo, Mon
roe Salisbury and Helen Eddy are
seen in their own homes or playing
with the kiddies in their own yards
the idea being to show these fam
GUS people as they appear when off
the screen.
! "a Very Good Young Man" is the
Ave act feature at the Grand tonight.
The cast includes Bryant Washburn,
Helene Chadwick, Anna @. Nillson.
Helen Jerome Eddy and others.
| "A Very Good Young Man is a
cmedy-about a young fellow who
was too good to be true, his sweet
heart told him. So he set out to be
a rounder. He sowed wild oats to
the four winds, had an affair" with
hula dancer and otherwise cut up
pretty scandalously. The rejuvena-
ton and results are highly amusing.
Hippodrome.
Tom Mix closes in Rough Riding
lNolhuhS0 a. lhO A11pPoOA tAOoiA Q
tonight after record breaking at
tendance, drawn by the delightful
love story, as well as by the extra
ordinary feats Of Mix, which have
made this play one of the most inter-
esting and exciting that this skilled
daredevil OF the west ever showed.
Rough Riding Romance" is a history
making photodrama-clean, romantic,
exciting in wholesome way, and
with supporting company that is
excellent throughout.
Every new picture presented by
Mix appears to surpass in interest
all his previous pictures.
Tomorrow and Friday, matinee and
night, H. B. Warner the distinguish
ed actor of the stage and screen, will
be seen in THE Man Who Turned
White" supported by Barbara Castle
ton and an able cast. The Man Who
Turned White" is a spectacular
drama of the Saraha desert 1t is a
story that will appeal TO all. Don't
miss it. Bring the family and come
early. Regular prices
Colonial.
J. B. Hanks never got that red nose
from wearing JlguI vests.
1t wouldn't do to say that he wore
his collars out in the back saying
Here's How" but there's no denying
that ]. B. Hanks was prancing pony
in his own home.
And there are some people who just
gossip and gossip It's perfectly
dreadful the way they talk about other
peoples business, particularly in
small town. OF course this won't go
any farther butt is pretty generally
known around Cicero, New York, that
Abby Hopkins ran away to the bright
lights the very day she married
Hanks never even stopping to kiss
him goodbye.
Land o. Goshen-can 1t be true?
More than that, in strictest conf
dence Hanks went to New York to find
her, its the talk of the town, too.
What happenedF
The whole story will be shown at
the Colonial theater tonight.
Mary MacLaren, who is just as pref
ty as Abby Hopkins herself, is playing
the leading role in the pictlre which
is called "The Weaker Vessel" 1t is a
Universal production and-well, If J.
B. Hanks sees it he'll leave town.
Coming Oct. 81, 2S, and %, Mary
Pickford In THE Hoodlum."
Colonial.
Mary Pickford's latest production
from her own studios, THE Hood |
lum," which will be seen commenc-
ing Monday at the Colonial theatre,
affords this famous star the oppor-
tunity of her screen career to com
oine the threats of comedy, romance,
society life and tenement life in one !
production. Eastern critics have pro-
nounced it the greatest of all Miss
Pickford's character successes.