Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-04
SPIRITUALISM.
STAR TOURISTS ENJOY
TRIP THROUGH AUSTRIA
Travel by Automobile With Trav-
eloguer Robertson Through Alps
and Other Parts of Monarchy.

An automobile journey by picture
through the magnificent mountains of
the Austrian Tyrol was the treat in
store for Star tourists last evening at
Convention Hall when, many hundred
strong. they went with Frank r. Rob-
erson. traveloguer of The Star, on one
of the most picturesque and delightful
screen trips of the Star-Roberson
series.
The pictures were some of the best
Traveloguer Robertson has offered in
Washington. The wonderful shades OF
the snow-capped mountains. which
make the Tyrolean Alps among the
most spectacular in all the world. were
reproduced accurately and artistically
in the dissolving views. while real
taste-of life in the mountains was pre-
scented in a film of mountain climbers
scaling the peaks to dizzy heights.
The travel-talk was one of the
warning nations" series. and conse-
quently many motion pictures were
presented of the Austrian army. vi
emma and Budapest were visited in pic
ture and a side jaunt taken to Sara
jevo, the city in Bosnia where the
assassination of the Austrian crown
prince occurred. The enjoyable end of
it came, however, when Robertson
reached western Austria, stopped in
the quaint old city of Innsbruck for
while and then toured through charm
ing little towns high in the noun
tainS.
Ireland to Be Shown Tonight.
Tonight the traveloguer's trip is to be
through a country which has an ire
sistible appeal for everyone-Ireland.
Highlands and lowlands. lakes, rocky
coasts, wonderful shimmering fields and
farms, the sons of Erin amid their native
surroundings, the great estates of the
landlords and the delightful places Of
historic and traditional interest, such as
Blarney Castle, the Gap of Dunloe. the
Giants Causeway and the Rock of Col
cen Bawn. will all be included in the
realistic picture-trip, illustrated in accu-
rate colored views and graphic motion
pictures.
Here are some of the places Robertson
will take his tourists: Belfast. County
bunion, Limerick. Kilkenny, Tipperary.
Innisfallen, Youghal, Cork, Blarney
Castle. Queenstown, Glengariff. Bantry
bay, Killarney and Dublin. Making his
nent interest, Robertson will review the
political situation and discuss the part
Ireland is taking in the great war.
England Tomorrow Afternoon.
England is to be presented at special
travelogue tomorrow afternoon at 80
o'clock. For those who have not at
tended this travelogue vivid motion pic
lures of the nation in warlike mood will
be of unusual interest Robertson will
show the army and the great ships of
the navy, the leaders in military and
administrative affairs and film on the
making of Britain's greatest gun. To-
morrow evening Yellowstone Park" the
land of Natures marvels,' will be the
subject. Sunday Germany will be
given in the afternoon at 4 o'clock and
The Grand Canyon of Arizona in the
evening.
Admission to all travelogues is 10
cents, with the coupon from the first
page, right hand corner of The Star.
Seats in the reserved section are 25
cents. admission included and coupons
not necessary. These may be bought in
advance at the F. G. Smith Piano Com
pany, 1917 F street. from IL to 1870
and 8 to 5 80 each week day