Iron Jawed Angels Film Showing At SB Iowa Vets Museum 3/7 & 3/28

In this election year, we are hearing a lot about people voting in primaries and taking part in the political process. But "back in the day", women had to fight for equal rights.

The Sullivan Brothers Iowa Veterans Museum, 503 South Street, will be screening "Iron Jawed Angels" in the Museum’s Theatre on Saturday, March 7 & the 28 at 10AM and 2PM.

Iron Jawed Angels film description: “Fiery American suffragette Alice Paul lights a fire under the older women’s leaders in Washington D.C. - President Wilson refuses to give all women the vote, but Paul is prepared to go to prison for her cause.” (rated PG13)

Courtesy - The Grout Museum District

The "League of Women Voters" will be on hand both Saturdays to help with voter registration. This film’s theme ties in with the District’s exhibition, currently on display, “Remember the Ladies: The Path to Suffrage.”

Viewing Iron Jawed Angels and “Remember the Ladies” is included with Museum Admission: $12 adults, $6 Veterans & children 4-13, 3 and under and Museum Members are free.

For further details, call 319-234-6357 or visit gmdistrict.org.