The daily sentinel., 1914-03-05
BEAUTIES Of
AMERICA IN
TRAVELOGUE
CONTINUED from Page H.

iCOHAluutu lEOu rage 4.
travelogues have sprung in Grand
Junction, 1t has been necessary to
schedule three travelogues for Sun
day. On account of the regular
services at the church. that place
is not available. and hence all three
trayelogues Will be given in the
Park opera house. Here is the Sun
day program:
p. m.-"The Passion play of
Ober-Ammergau.
p. m.-"out of Doors in the
Holy Land and Petra"
Sis p. m.-"Imperial India"
Ever since Mr.. Robertson opened
his engagement in this city there has
been a demand upon him for the
Passion Play, Holy Land and India
travelogues. He has bowed to the
demand, but his limited time in this
city makes ii necessary to present
the three additional numbers all in
one day. Reserved seat tickets may
be secured now for any of the three
at The Sentinel office between the
hours of 9 and $50.
VIII Prevent Congestion.
Because OF the great throng
which surged outside the doors last
evening, seeking admission to the
travelogue at the church. II has been
necessary to change the system of
handling the crowds. Hereafter in
all evening travelogues, holders OF
reserved seat tickets will be admit
ted directly into the first floor of the
church through the door to the east
of the main entrance. This door
will be available only to those who
have purchased their tickets in ad
vance. Those wishing to buy the re-
served seats will of necessity have to
go through the crowd at the general
admission entrance and TO the box
office. By means of the change it
is hoped that much of the conges-
ton will be avoided.
The Scotland travelogue this eve
ming is one of delicate charm and ap-
pealing sweetness. incidentally IL is
one OF the very newest in the Rober-
son repertoire. as pictures for 1t were
secured only last summer Mr.. Rob-
erson was authority for the state
ment last evening that the pictures
of Scotland will be the most artis-
tic and beautiful of any shown thus
far in Grand Junction.
Into Lovely Scotland.
The Trossachs with beautiful
Lakes Lomond and Kathrine, where
The Lady of the Lake" and Rob
Roy" were written, have a peculiar
charm. not alone because of their
natural beauty, but their literary as
sociation, which are so numerous
that one sees at every turn spots made
famous in the novels and poems of
Sir Walter Scott, Abbottsford, the
home of Scott and Ayr. the home of
Robert Burns, will both be visited.
as well as all the resorts and places
for which Scotland is famous.
Edinburgh. considered by many to
be one of the finest cities in the
world; Glasgow. Inverness, Aber-
deem and other large centers of
population are included in the trav-
elogue. Balmoral. Sterling. Holy
good and other majestic castles are
are visited. a trip to the ruins of
Melrose abbey will be a feature.
A Marvellous Spectacle.
| Tomorrow afternoon comes the
last of the special school children
matinees for this week. The Grand
Canyon of Arizona. one of the most
gigantic, spectacular and awe-inspir-
ing of all natures creations, will be
visited. The grand canyon defies
all description. The beholder is at
first unimpressed by any detail, he
is overwhelmed by the ensemble OF
a stupendous panorama. thousand
square miles in extent, that lie Who'll
ly beneath the eye as If he stood
upon a mountain peak instead of on
the brink of fearful chasm in the
plateau. The opposite shore of the
chasm stretches away on the other
side, thirteen miles.
Probably no other equal area on
earth contains so many supreme
marvels of so many kinds, SO many
astounding sights. so many master
pieces of natures handiwork. SC
vast and conclusive an enclycopedia
of the world building processes. II
is a labyrinth of huge architectural
forms. endlessly varied in design
fretted with ornamental devices, fes-
tooned with lace-like webs and paint
ed with every color known to the
artists palette. Never was pic
lture more harmonious. never flow
err more exquisitely beautiful. There
is but one Grand Canyon. Nowhere
in the world has its like been found.
Dignified England.
For tomorrow evening, dignified
staid old London has been sched-
uled. 1t is a travelogue of vivid real
tiles and contrasts. All phases OF
life in this teeming world metropo-
lis. with its splendor and CAVITY, its
its starving hords and poverty, its
stately and majestic buildings. will
be touched upon. II is a number
which no one in Grand Junction
should miss. Reserved seats now on
sale.