Arizona republican., 1913-06-22
Path of the Picture Play

-. \ recent release of the Melies com pany is The Native Industries of Java" This interesting picture of the principal industries of the Javanese, opens with the designing of Sarongs. The Sarong is the dress or robe that the women and men alike drapc around their bodies in characteristic oriental fashion
 Next is the making of the Kriss. the native weapon. The Kriss is a long dagger, and every native as a rule, has at least one in his possession. They arc Frequently of very ornamental de sign and the interesting operations of forging and finns, stamping and en- sraving them are shown clearly.
 The making of fancy brass articles comes next with it's skilled artisans, reared from boyhood in the one trade, ! which is aftcn passed down from gen cration to generation. All stages of ! the Work are shown. from the crude l casting to the finished article ready ! for market. Last, and perhaps the most interest l ing to the Americans, is the pottery in- dustr>. Java pottery is known through out tho world but it's gradual forna tion, beginning with the procuring of the clay from the bottom of the lake tn the baking of the beautiful pots and | vases. iS i sight which but few in this country have witnessed
 Xii announcemeut of unusual inter . est and importance to patrons of mo-
 ton picture theaters comes from the
 Pathc studio Beginning in the near
 future ruthrs Weekly will appear
 twice Week -on Monday as at pre-
 cnt. and on Thursday. It is pretty
 generally admitted that this weekly i phptoIlaN newspaper has been the
 most sought after picture used in con
 nection Hlth thc entertainment and
 educating oa the public through the
 "movics TWO separate and distinct
 groups of current events per week will
 make t possible for oven a greater
 number of people to post themselves
 nu the imlort.ut uapI enings of the day
 through this source
 PatIr t-rerc+ have doubled their
 -,afl of camera men and hav" other
 pyi4c added to their facilities to take
 .are pf this innovation.
 rho Chat,a. ot Chenoncoau, built on
 stoar piers across the river Cher in
 France. ot.. ot thc most impressive re
 rainin4 c<amrIcs of Renaissance ar
 cbtt.cture. the subject If fathc
 film tlhi.h was released in motion pie
 ture thaater~ on June 10th.
 T4c M-srnationai Congress of Gym
 asric Sports recently held in France.
 provided an ouportuaitN to make an unn-nalv fine motion picture The French firm oG Pathc Frtras took ad- vantage nf the opportunity and io ~hnt>iu- a picture hearing the title. @Ath1ttice in France" The sensational druI nf tho Paris fire department shows Ii race between firen.n which IucIudes the scaling of a house with
 out and assistance from ladders er
 ropes or ans at the paraphernalia u~u-
 alh- employed on the same film. 5 class ef female 2<mnasts goes through a series of difficult exercises in per fcet unison. In tho mems eEmnastie ] cll~- thc fests are. of course, more diffcult and more daring
 ou the sam. reel i@ shown traNe1- o4uo of Colorado. ncmding the most { interesting points to the visitor in the cjtx er Denver. and deughtful trip through the Royal Gorge which i~ 2 berttifui specimen If natures Fandi- work
 t1ri,aI film which tells a gigantic