The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-30
MOVING PICTURES.
John sarrymore-chas. Ray.


The Public has been seeing John
Barrymore Of late as the screen
come dian extraordinary. Remember
Here Comes the Bride" con the
Ouie e. 1.-THE Man From Mexico" and
Are You Mason?"
But after all, Mr.. Barryrnore's
fore lie his dramatic ability. lie
proved il by his stage work in "Pcter
stoi's Redemption" Now you're
going to see him enact dramatic
rolo on the screen. 1.-THE Test CT
might at the Grand. 1t Is base1 on
E. Phillips Oppenheim's famous
novel. THE Malefactor." The story
of a man who goes to prison to shield
the woman he loves; goes there sent
by her lies. He serves seven long
years before he may walk again ms
a free man. He wants but one thing;
revenge for those seven terrible
years. What he does, makes
powerful photoplay.
An interesting Pathe Review and
Elmer Bunch, possessing a splendid
tenor voice. in new songs, makes a
big program for tonight, at regular
admission prices.
Charley Rays newest is 1.-THE
Sheriffs Son." at the Grand tomor-
row and Friday. 1t rs western
drama, crammed full of dash, wild
riding, fight and fast action. 1.-THE
Sheriffs Son" is Thos. H. Ince direct
ed, and it's guaranteed TO delight the
entire family.
Hippodrome: Last Times Tonight.
"Tht Unknown Love-" starring Do
lores Cassinelli, with e. K. Lincoln,
which will be shown at the Hippo
drome theatre tonight, has been char
acterized as one of the greatest mater
pieces Of emotional creation, whether
of written sheet, the spoken stage or
the silent drama. Twenty thousand
women Of the United States and Can
ada have paid tribute to it by suggest
ing title which would fully compre-
bend the big theme. Also latest Pathe
News.
tomorrow. George Walsh's famous
smiles will be with us tomorriw
when he will appear at the Hippo
drome theatre in his latest William
Fox production, Putting One Over"
a comedy-drama said to be full of mys-
IcTy anu anu ~ CIOOh5.
Also Mutt and Jeff cartoon.
Alice Joyce at the Colonial.
Alice Joyce, the charming and tai
ented Vitagraph actress, will come to
the Colonial theater tomorrow and Fri
day in her latest picture THE Third
Degree This is an adoption Of the
play Of the same name by Chas. Klein
and Is considered one of the most alb
sorbing and therefore, entertaining
pictures in which the star has ever
appeared. Under the direction of Tom
Terriss the feature has been given an
elaborate production and one calcu-
lated :, arouse the highest praise. All
the faithful POINTS of the original play
have been carefully preserved and
brought forward so that it retains its
dramatic highlights. Miss Joyce con-
tributes a noteworthy performance
that is marked for it's sincerity and
charm. The play lends itself re.
markably well to perturbation, as II
embodies wealth of action, suspense,
human interest and romance. These
clements are admirably woven to-.
gether, and through them the star
shines radiantly. AS the working
girl wife of young millionaire, she
has occasion to express the highest
form of historianism. Her husband Is
disinherited for marrying beneath his
station, and when he is wrongly ac-
cused OF murder and given the third
degree until he confesses to the
crime, it is she who stands by him
through thick and thin and shows her
courage and devotion that he even
tually gains his liberty.