The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-03-04
A SPECIAL
MATINEE
SATURDAY
2 P. M. FOR
CHILDREN
around the Mediferrdn.
can" Is Subject of Beau.
fifuI TraUeI Talk

ATOunu tHS meullerrhuedn, an
entirely new travelogue, will be the
subject of Frank R. Robertson, Canon
City's popular traveloguer. in a spe-
cial matinee primarily for the benefit
of school children next Saturday af-
ternoon at 2 o'colck.
The travelogue will not be included
in Roberson's regular series Of four
offerings-two Friday and two Satur-
day-and for it course tickets wilt
not be honored. Admission Will be Is
cents for school children and % cents
for adults.
SPECIAL TRAvELoGuE FOR
CHILDREN.
The limited capacity of the Opera
House, where Robertson appears this
year, and the shortness of his stay.
prevented the special price for school
children which has prevailed ct pre-
vious Robertson engagements. To
make up for this and to care for ihs
school children who regularly atten1
his offerings. Robertson was asked 20
give special travelogue.
Much regret has been expressed
among the traveloguer's regular pa
irons that the slortness of his stay
prevented more than four travelogues
and this combined with the request
that school children, be permitted
to attend at a reduced price, infiu-
enced Robertson to add the special
screen trip to his program.
ONE OF RoBERsoN's NEWEST
SUBJECTS.
The subject is not only one of Ro-
berson's newest, but one of his most
interesting. Starting at old Spain, he
will take his tourists through the
loveliness of southern France. then to
sunny Italy, on to Greece and its IA
mous AMBIENT buildings. thence to
Constantinople. which at the moment
is the center OF the worlds attention,
and to sleepy old Cairo. Featuring
the travelogue will be several hundred
feet Of motion pictures Of Spanish
bull fight.
RUGGED OLD CASTLE RUINS.
Quaint little towns nesting by the
side Of the beautiful Mediterranean,
rugged old ruins of castles that long
ago played their part in Europe's
deadly wars. great white villas bask-
ing in the glorious sunlight Of delight
full Italy. charming people. oddly cos
tuned. living their lives Of peace and
contentment away from the tragedy
and misery OF the war-mad old world
these will be some Of the things
hunted out and pictured by Robertson.
And the travelogue will have its
pertinent side as well as It's artistic
one. Constantinople. for centuries
the stronghold Of the Turk. may at
any moment fall beneath the guns OF
the greatest heet in history. Daily
the papers are crowded with the news
Of the assault on the forts protecting
the city-at this moment the mightiest
guns ever manufactured by man are
hurling their shells at the Turkish
fortresses, reducing them one BY one
Nothing can be mere timely than Ro
berson's tour OF this interesting OLD
city. showing the many places of in
terest there. the people. customs and
costumes. Italy, too, Is lowering OF
the brink OF war. making the glimpsei
Of this country especially interesting
REGULAR SATURDAY MATINEE
ALSO.
This special matinee, Around the
Mediterranean" at o'clock will in nc
way interfere with the regular mat
inee for Saturday afternoon "Th.
Golden West" at O'Clock. Their.
will be half hour between travel
ogues. during which the Opera House
viii be emptied, permitting the the
atre TO be aired before the crowd fol
the second travslogue IL admitted.
Interest in the approaching series
has been getting keener with each
day. The dmeliness OF all Roberson'a
subjects has made the engagemen,
one Of the most compellingly interest
ing he has ever offered.
TRAvELo0uE0 OF UNUSUAL
TiMELINEeo.
DurOpe's great war makes the trav-
eIognss hs has to Offer on England.
Germany and Belgium Of utmost perti-
nonco ara bis howeiand tour. "Ths
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