Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-12
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Lyman Howe Pictures

Lyman Howe and his world famous
IN wing pictures, comes To the opera
house Monday evening, Jan. 10th. No
one in this city or community can
afford 10 miss such a rare treat. Fol-
wing is a part of the program:
An excursion through the Gorges De
LlArdeche, France:-rhe trip is made
in boats clevery piloted by skillful
s,eersmen. The scenery en- route is
indescribably picturesque.
The geometrograph:-A most ingen-
ious mechanism capable of all the skill
and deftness Of human hand.
A ride in dirigible loon:-This
reproduction affords an unique sensa-
ton. 1t is an excellent equivalent Of
the real experience of gliding from the
earth and soaring through space over
the mountains, valleys, forests and
cities OF scenic Switzerland.
Living n:-Notwithstanding
the fact that the recei II csnses report
credited "Greater New York" with a
population of over 1000, 900, London is
still larger by 100000 No city can
dispute its claim To the title "The met
ropolis of the world.n
youthful athlete:-A demonstra-
ton of the manly art of selfdefense by
little Willie Sanders-aged four years.
Constructing and launching the lar
gest ship in the world-The White Star
Liner "Olympic":-This series shows
every phase of the gradual development
of the ocean palace in the ship-buildiug
yards OF Harland and Wolf, Ltd, Bel
fast, from the model in the designing
room; laying the keel; the scaffolding
of the various decks; singing drilled
plates; riveting; and "A panorama Of the
huge skeleton viewed from a moving
crane.
Dumb Com illustrating the
amazing fidelity Of "a horse, dog and
pigeons in rescuing little girl.
Flowers and autumn leaves:-The
actual tints and hues of nature are here
reproduced so perfectly and the stereo-
scopic quality or depth is so natural
that one forgets il is a picture.
Dissolving portraits of famous Amer
icans:-Distinctly unique views of fam
ilar portraits in dissolution including
Pres. Taft, John ID. Rockefeller, w. j.
Bryan, Andrew Carnegie, Speaker Joe
Cannon and Col. Roosevelt.
A journey through Indo-China:-The
scenes open with trip up the largest
river in Tonkin-The Mekong-at flood
tide. The entire series is exquisitely
colored true TO nature. Ii sets an en-
tirely new standard of perfection in
natural colors.
Landing passengers in rough sea
at Tunis:-The small boats are tossed
so violently that they are in danger of
capsizing every moment The scenes
illustrate the advantages of travelling
VIA "A comfortable theatre seat as com
pared with the perils and hardships
that actual travellers in foreign lands
must often experience.
Dynamiting buildings in Messina:-
These scenes clearly depict the wonder
full progress that has been made in re-
storing some portions OF the city since
its tragic destruction by earthquake.
Exciting motor boat races:-The
swiftest launhes in the world darting
through the sea at the amazing speed
of 32 knots an hour and making in
credibly sharp turns.
Training fighting bull:-Illustrate
in strange vocation in Spain, where
bull-fighting may still be called the
national amusement and 40 such is
patronized by royalty and obility.
Several well-chosen-real comedy
subjects-not mentioned above, will be
included in the program. Prices 25,
30, 30 cents.