The daily sentinel., 1914-03-07
GRAND JUNCTION IS
TO GET CHANCE TO
SEE PARIS TONIGHT
Visit TO Holy Lands Feature Of
Tomorrow; London Shown
by F. R. Robertson.

Paris, the beloved, beautiful.
historic and wicked pleasure
center of the world. is the
place TO which Frank Il. Rober-
son, Sentinel tiayeloguer, jour-
neys tonight with his Grand
junction tourists. 1T is "A tray
elogue replete in interest and
one which has been looked for
ward to for days by IA number
of people.
Robertson touches on all the varied
sides of life in the great metropoli-
tan city of Paris. He takes his
audience down the long boulevards,
iato the public squares. across the
bridges, over the Seine. He depicts
NiNidly the gay Partisan life that
spends Its care-free hours In the
boulevard cafes, and loiters In the
more picturesque and thoroughly
Partisan amusement houses of
Martmartre district
That the picture may not be one
sided Mr.. Robertson leaves the
streets, crowded with buses. fiacres
and taxicabs, and takes his fellow
tourists down the finest avenue in
the world-the Champs Elysees into
the beautiful Bois de Boulogne. He
wanders into the art galleries of
Louvre and Luxembourg. holding
up to view the art treasurers which
are amassed there.
VIII Not discriminate.
Paris Is a trayelogue which grips
with its interest aud delights with
its charm No other city in the
world has the diversified life. the
gayety. n auxk krtnes and
loyeliness of this oity. Robertson re-
Fleets accurately with his cameras
III phases of this life and makes no
effort to discriminate in the use of
his pictures.
Last evening it was London. and
big crowd journeyed with Rober-
son through the streets, into the
public buildings and in the parks of
this mighty world metropolis. There
was touch of the sordid. the SOM
bre and the dark. qualities which
stand out in decided contrast to the
gayety of the Partisan travelogue
this evening.
Tomorrow Mr.. Robertson moves
his equipment to the Park opera
house. where he will present in the
one day. three different travelogues.
The first OF there will be the Pas
sion Play at o'clock. out of Doors
IN the Holy Land" including trip
to Petra. will follow at o'clock. In
the evening at $50 will come "Impe-
rial India"
May Sit Through Intermission.
Arrangements have been made
whereby people holding reserved
seats for both the afternoon num-
bers, may retain their seats during
the intermission, thus avoiding the
crowds at the doors at the second
travelogue. The usual time for the
evening numbers-S: 10 will be
changed to $50. so as not to inter-
fere with services at the churches in
the city.
Many points of Masonic interest
will be visited by Mr.. Robertson in
holy land number. The site of the
first Masonic temple Will be among
the many places shown. While Mr.
Robertson was in Denver on his re-
cent engagement there. the whole
house was bought out by knight
Templars and the out of Doors in
the Holy Land" travelogue was pre-
sented for their especial benefit.
Most Wonderful Building in World.
To India-the land of temples and
shrines, oriental splendor and fanat-
ical religions-is the travelogue OF
the evening. Nowhere in the world
are the wonderful temples to be seen
as in this land. The Taj-Mahal. one
of the places to be shown. is gener-
ally conceded by architects to be the
most perfect of all buildings in the
world. The "Gopuras." which rise
over two hundred feet high. have
been the wonder of builders for CEN
turtles.
Coupons to cover the 10 cent ad-
mission to the three trayelogues at
the opera house are to be found in
this evenings paper. Reserved seats
may be secured at 25 cents. coupons
not necessary.
China. Monday Afternoon.
The program for Monday is
China the Awakened" at 4:15
in the afternoon, and South Amer
ica-the Land of Opportunity-at
S:15 in the evening. Make your ar
rangements now to see both these
travelogues. each having its own
story to tell and each replete with
interest The Monday travelogues
will be held at the Congregational
church.