The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-11
Article z.
Article 8.
AMENnMENTS.
MOVING PICTURES
A. the New Colonial,

Every girI-that is, every romantic
girl-and what girl itsn't-dreams OF
bold, brave and reckless knight
errant who woos her passionately and
defies the worli OF the devil for the
hand of his lady love. In other woIds,
an Atavis.ic Cave-Man.
Phillip Poynter trailed diane OF
the Green Van" from New York to
Florida Diane was in a gypsy-wagon
and Phil followed in hay wagon. his
hated rival, prince in disguise, also
trailed the van on a hurdy-gurdy, mas.
Querading as an Italian orgau-Srinder.
Plots and counter-plots, midnight at
tacks Cd the life of Diane, and the III
trigues CT a band of plotte"s from
remote prjncipality Of Europe, deter
mined Phil that Diane needed some
body to look after her, and n. WIS
the man, so be kidnapped her from the
Seminole village in the EysrSlaaes in
Florida. threw her on his horse, and
galloped to the nearest minister And
was happy-what girl Wouldn't De-
won in that Stone-Age manner
Miss Alma Rubens, the lovely star
in Diane" has great story 10 ex-
plot her talents, and the production
is full of thrills and mystery. Sea this
interesting picture tonight at the new
Colonial
At the Grand.
Beautiful Marguerite Clark, who
is known to her army of admirers as
1.-THE sweetest girl in motion pic
lures" was heartily received in ner
new photoplay, Three Men and a
picture, the story of which is based
upon Edward Childs Carpenters
play, "The Three Bears" which
made pronounced hit in New YORK
in October, 1917, was adapted for
the screen by Eve Unsell and direct
ed by Marshall Neilan.
The story is an excellent one for
Miss Clark and 1t affords her de-
Ilghtful Characterization of which she
makes the most. Sylvia Weston,
sprightly young woman res ears her
proposed marriage to an old man
whom she despises, and desar; ing
him at Hymen's altar, she lie IS into
the country, arrayed in her wedding
gown, and finds refuge in country
house owned by her father. This
place has been previously leased 10
a trio of woman haters who have
entered upon bucolic existence in
the hope Of escaping the wiles ef
women Come and see the fun to-
night.
Tomorrow. Alma Rubens in REST
less Souls" romance of married
life in a big city-and the ex-worjd's
heavyweight champion, Jess Willard,
lin "The Heart Punch"
Hippodrome Tonight.
Frank G. Hall will present at the
Hippodrome theatre tonight mis-
--latest drama entitled, THE Other
Mans Wife" 1t is picture of do
nestle life-of the eternal triangle,
and of all the stories that have been
screened upon this vital theme, Mr..
Halls essay is said to be comparable
with the best. And that is saying a
good deal when it is taken into cen
Esideration that close to 500 stories
have been based upon the tria agile
idea.
The author of 1.-The Other Mans
Wife" is Mary Murillo and she is
considered one of the leading seen
artists of the day. She has taken
man and wife here who are present
ed at odds ends because his business
detains him at the office. His wife
wants every little attention and she
even goes out of her way to crave
the love that he is unable to give
her. This is done despite the fact
that she has children for company
When her husband upbraids her for
carrying on an affair with certain
social vulture, she calmly tells him