The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-10-12
PICTURES
OF PLACES
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NOW At WAR
TRAVEL FILMS, WITH ALEC
TURE TO BE PRESENTED
AT OPERA HOUSE

The Henneberry Travel Pictures
that are coming to Guthrie uad.r
the auspices of the Daily Leader and
which will be presented at the oqega
house Tuesday and Wednesday. rep-
resent the last word in pictures Of the
kind that have always enjoyed ponu
larity here. In the wide variety oi
subjects to be presented and ne
many countries to be shown many
unusual features will be seen, with a
great number of the subjects colored
in the natural beauty of the places
to be visited, making it all the more
ossible to appreciate the surround
ings of Paris, France, Germany
london England ireland, Scotlan
Spain, Italy, Austria Hungary, Russia
Africa and Egypt. In addition to the
pictures themselves, there will be an
interesting talk, explanatory of the
points of interest and unusual feat
ures of various parts OF the world.
There will be two entirely different
presentations, making a complete
change of program with each day and
the engagement is positively limited
to next Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings. Nothing will be repeated
on Wednesday evening that will be
shown on Tuesday and this presen
tation is without question, the great
est attractions of its kind that ever
appeared in Guthrie. 1t is an ex-
elusive feature with the Daily Leader
and the presentation is under their
auspices
Many scenes from the countries
now engaged in the most terrible |
war of all mankind will be shown |
and described as well as places IN
other countries that the average
tourist never gets a chance to visit. |
There are parts of Egypt where men
buy their wives and sell their |
where children marry at
eleven and are mothers at twelve. In
Africa, women are sold as slaves, to
be used as laborers in the fields 1nI
Spain. they test fish by cutting and J
then biting and then grading them
into different assortrnents. In Russia,
they bless everything they do and q
wonderful picture in which the sol
diers and Cossachs of te czar arc
being blessed is to be seen, the Blue
Grotto Of Italy, the pig market Of
Cork, the peculiar characters of Lon
ion including the sufragette who |
Lrles to fight her way out of quar-
rel the ayiators Of France, tho
of Paris, the mountain passes
1f Austria, the monorail train Of
Ireland the LONGEST hridge in ne
world of Scotland, and many other
features viii be seen, during the en-
sagement at the Guthrie opera house
IN next Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings
The pictures take in many unusual
features of the different countries TO
De shown and viii be the things that
You would want to see yourself, Were
7ou there in person. Mr.. Thos. NJ
1enneberry will be with the pictures
md will tell OF experiences and in
,idents in conversational manner
nnstead of making his talk
lecture" in the accepted meaning OF
he word There win be thrills. do
lights. humor, sensations and pleas
Ire in every reel and as the entire
covers $4,000 feet or
lin, representing an outlay of
1872, 10000 in the cost OF travel and
equipment, it will be readily seen
hat this attraction is out of the or
linary and one worth while.
Clip the coupon today and save 10
sents for yourself by using it at the
,ox office of the opera house at the
line OF performance. The regular
price Of admission is 20 cents to
everyone. and with each admission at
the reduced price one coupon will he
lecessars. without the coupon. ad-
win be 20 cents.
There win be two performances
each evening. beginning at 7:30 and
o'clock- Each viii be complete IN
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