The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-26
MOVING PICTURES.
Colonial.

way" starring Bert Lytell, the
Young actor whose versatility and
magnetism have become synonyms
for his name among motion picture
audiences, will be thrown on CUR
screen, also Monday and Tuesday, al
the Colonial. az
As you doubtless recall, from read
ing the famous book by Sir Gilbert
Parker, this Is story of modern
Canadian life,i the narrative o. The
great romance Of Charley. or
~Beauty" Steele, the brilliant lawyer,
irresistible in his personal charm,
dissolute and unprincipled, uncan My
s3ilful in. his professional once the
pride and despair Of Montreal How
his masterful personality, his craving
for drink. his somehow attractive
brought him into
the lives Of two women different en-
tireiy save that both were beautiful.
constitutes one of the really big love
stories of modern times. It won for
the author his knighthood as mat
ter of fact; and Mr.. LytelPs enact
ment Of the principal role, the 2Itis-
tic merit Of the production, put the
picture on a plane equal to that occu-
pied by the novel.
1.-THE Great Miracle" i
The most talked of photophy of
the hour Is here today. It is The
Great Miracle" and is being shown
at the Orpheum theater tonight.
Every man, woman and child should
see this wonderful photoplay while
it is in town. The story is an I'M
usual one It's chock-ful of love,
romance and mysteries. Every foot
Of the Aim tugs at your heart strings.
It is one of those plays that your
mother, wife or sweetheart will en-
Joy. The more you see it the more
you will want to see It. The Chicago
Evening American says: This great
picture is tremendous picture; a
medley of myth, truth and fiction. A
vivid and startling conception OF the
possibilities Of tomorrow"
Hippodrome.
Dorothy Dalton will be seen to-
night for the last times IN His
Wife's Friend her latest success,
which received very much comment
last evening. For those who like
good western stories, "Hoot" Gibson
ing western, Roaring Dan, also the
latest and very interesting Pathe
news reel, which makes this one OF
the biggest bargain programs ever
presented tn the city, and no ad-
vance in prices.
Tomorrow Anita Stewart will be
presented in revival Of one OF her
greatest photoplay successes, The
Sins OF the Mothers" Also Smut"
Pollard comedy. Fresh Paint Snub
Pollard's comedies are getting better
eyery week. He makes you laugh.
And at the matinee only. The Lion
Man" the greatest serial story ever
presented. Attend the matinee. Same
prices Of admission.
During the sickness period this
winter the Grand presented one OF
the greatest productions OF the sea-
son, Richard Harding Davis Sol
diers of Fortune" a powerful roman
tic-adventure story. There were ever
SO many people who were unable to
attend at that time,
The management has secured this
feature attraction for a one day
showing. So tonight, if you can pos
sibly attend the final presentation,
do so. We can recommend this fea-
ture. as 1t more than pleased those
who were fortunate enough to wit
ness the sl1owings before.
Norman Kerry and Anna @. Nelson
head a large and capable cast. Bear
in mind. patrons, that this is a fea-
ture production and will be presented
AT regular prices of admission. Come
early and see 1t from the start. It's
one You'll enjoy throughout