The daily sentinel., 1914-02-13
So POPULAR
WANT HIM AGAIN
Auditorium, OenTer's Largest
Building, Leased For Five
Weeks Engagement
for Robertson.
GOES To THE OLD WORLD SOON

me ROCKY Mountain News =
. takes pleasure in the announce :,
ment this morning that, owing I.
: 10 the inability Of thousands 10 Z,
Obtain admission to the travel =
= ogues recently concluded by z
= FRANK r. Robertson at the First z
= Baptist church. a contract has =
/ = been made with the city for the =
. Auditorium whereby The Rocky Z
= Mountain News and The Denver =
:. Times will bring Robertson z
z back next winter for a series Of :.
:. five consecutive weeks, Nov. Is :
= TO Dec 20, 1914. He viii pre- !,
= sent his superbly Illustrated =
travelogues which have attract =
= ed such universal attention and Z.
. brought before the masses the z
= most magnificent entertainment z.
: Of Its kind in the world at a Z
= price within the reach Of all. :,
Z, 2 = :, . . G1E-z 2
Arrangements we're concluded with
Robertson prior to his departure from
the city yesterday whereby he will
cancel some contracts on the Pacific
slope and enter the Yosemite in
June to construct a travelogue in
that beautiful part Of our own world.
I u possible. he will then proceed to
Alaska and photograph the wonders
OF that region. where, millions of dol
lars are being spent.
He will then sail under the au-
spices Of The Rocky Mountain News
and The Denver Times for Europe in
August, with an equipment of two
big touring cars, two eoIorists, a
photographer. and complete picture
equipment to photograph the beau
ties OF the Rhine, Berlin, Vienna and
Switzerland; thence proceeding south
over the Alps TO Milan. through the
Italian lakes and Venice. construct
ing four trayelogues on Romantic
Italy. subdivlded as follows:
Milan and the Italian Lakes: Flor
enee and Venice with their art; Rome
Naples, Vesuvius and Pompeil.
In order that this arrangement
could be made. Roberson's entire
plan Of work for the next two years
has had to be radically changed and
great pressure was brought to bear
upon him by this newspaper.
He was told that though $4,000
people have been accommodated in
the last four weeks. at least as many
more have been turned away from
the doors by The Rocky Mountain
News. which has been compelled toI
iiEDA Ou5ly bbStINt lire ana police
laws. It is self-evident that no
building In the city will accommo-
fdate the crowds who desire to take
advantage OF this unique opportunity
OF seeing the entire world at the In
significant cost of a dime
Robertson has been given instruc-
tions to spare no expense in any way
to obtain the finest motion pictures
possible and to add to his staff OF
colorists. II necessary, to bring all
the atmosphere OF the F'atherland. so
dear to the German-AmeTiean COM
munity of Denver. all the romance of
Italy. so attractive to its native peo-
pie, as well as Travelled and untrayel-
ed Americans.
This is the largest commission ev-l
er offered Robertson in his twenty
two years Of experience as a traye-
loguer by any newspaper in the
world. and The Rocky Mountain
News believes that It's thousands OF
readers. young and old, Will read
with delight the announcement that
the flashing of the last picture upon
the screen last Sunday afternoon does
not mean conclusion of the Rober-
son tTayelogues in Denver.-Rocky
Mountain News.