The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-11-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
sennett,s sathlna Girls.

bture fans In Keokuk and vicinity is 10
/ be realized Sunday, Nov. 18th, when
Mack Sennett's famous bathing beau
ties will appear in person for one
day only at the Grand. Yes, sir, the
girls you have seen on the screen IN
Sennett's comedies will appear IN
full glare of the footlights. They are
making a limited tour of the larger
cities in the central west and every
where they have appeared they have
been greeted with capacity audiences.
The girls will not be the only attrac-
ton, for in conjunction with the per-
sonal appearance of the Sennett beau
ties will be Mack Sennett's five part
comedy Yankee Doodle In Berlin"
1t is the first comedy Sennett has pro-
duced that every one of his famous
stars are in. The entire attraction is
the same as presented at the Zieg-
field theater, Chicago, and the Broad
way Strand, New York. On account
of the fact that the company will only
be in Keokuk one day, extra shows
will be given to assure handling the
vast crowds that will attend. Ar.
rangements have been made with MIR.
Sennett's personal representative to
give two shows in the afternoon Sun
day. Nov 10th, the first matinee start
ing AT 2:30 and the second starting
at o'clock. II will be quite con-
vienent for those living in the country
and small towns around Keokuk to
attend one of these two shows in the
afternoon. Three shows will be given
in the evening, $50, 8 and $50. An
auto trip to see Mack Sennett's bath /
ing beauties in person in the funniest !
picture ever made, will be a trip well
worth while.
L2ugh and Grow Fleshy.
''If man can't or won't laugh there !
is something wrong with his stomach !.
or his heart" So says Mike Sacks I
the chief joy who will be at the Grand /
on November Is with the new Marcus |
show in the girliesque extravaganza !
"Oh Baby"
Mike comes pretty nearly being |
right. too, take it from US. The fell |
low who can't laugh is to be pitied-- !
he is beyond recall. The guy who /
won't litter is not to be trusted-he /
must have Hun blood in him
A good laugh that shakes one from |.
feet to toupee will do one more real !
good than barrel of medicine. 1t |
makes the brain the seat Of most OF !
our ailments, glad.
Sacks believes in painting his com |
edy with broad brush. There is no !
opportunity for one to question the |
humor 1t is fun and fun with both !
feet.
While "Oh Baby" will be talked !
about for its spectacular features, its /
back to nature" dancing, its wonder !
full congress Of girls, its innumerable /
novelties and it's wealth of variety, 1t |
is certain that no portion will be /
more welcome than the liberal vein OF |
fun that peryades the big show.
The climax Of the fun making Is
Sacks effort to direct a band OF nom |
Then there Is a poker
game that will set devotees of the |
indoor sport into paroxysms of laugh
ter Nor will soon be forgotten Sacks
parodies.
A critic said of "oh Baby" last sea-
son:
81 haven't laughed at such fund OF
clean hun1or since the days of Weber
& Fields. The Marcus show is what
Weber & Field would have had had
they continued their organization to
this day and age"
"cheatine cheaters."
Cheating Cheaters" by Max Mar i
Gin is the name of the first big, New
York drama of the Keith Vawter ser 4
les, and will be given at the Grand
ON Monday, Nov. II.
Cheating Cheaters" belongs to that
now familiar and delightful form OF
play known as comedydrama. The 4
story deals with band of crooks, not
the low sneak thief variety, but
society crooks who play the big game.
They have established themselves IN
q fine mansion in the SIlhurhs of New