Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-03-09

mark his dramatic and musical pro
ductiOn.
The government cO-Operated with
the utmost enthusiasm and to the
fullest extent in the production OF
this picture Every scene was taken
in it's actual surroundings and the
pictures, therefore, are the most
| truthful and natural representations
of big men and vast affairs which
| have ever been photographed. The
government cooperation also secured
! moving pictures of many things new
er before subjected to the camera.
Notably, the United States senate
never before permitted motion pic
lures to be made within its cham.
Der, and it has been announced that
the permission will not be granted
again. On account of the discussion
provoked in the senate at the time,
the greatest interest was manifested
here in the picture showing Vice
President Marshall opening a session
of the senate, as we'll as the pictures
of senators, Kern Of Indiana, Cham
berlain of Oregon and Lea of TenneS-
see, whose pictures were taken at
their desks inside the chamber Sen
at0r j. Hamilton Lewis, Overman of
North Carolina, Bankhead OF Missis
sippi, and Gore of Oklahoma are 9th
ers. while Senator Hoke Smith of
Georgia sets his watch by the old
clock that was brought here when the
government moved from Philadelphia |
to the new capital in the wilderness /.
in 1890; and there is an excellent pic |.
ture of Uncle Jim Edwards, the old |
On the house side, Speaker Champ I
Clark calls the house to order With .
his characteristic bored expression,
while Mr.. AdamsOn of Georgia, chair .
man of the Interstate Commerce COM
mittee, swaps funny stories with Mr..
Simms Of Tennessee, author of the
Panama Tolls Repeal bill. James
Mann Law, and Uncle Joe Cannon.
Cordell Hull, author of the income
tax, and a score Of others are pic
tured.
This film tells of the marvellous
activities Of the q principal phases
of the work of the American govern
ment with a graphic realism, CON-
prehensive actually and viVidness
which only the allseeing eye of the
moving picture camera can portray
1t shows how it's monster battleships
can fight. 1t brings to the eye with
startling distinctness our great North
fleet and shows the flash OF
fire and the swirl of smoke from their
great guns.
The dash and swing of our army.
with its champion marksmen and
daredevil cavalry, will make every
man will red blood in his veins thrill
with pride, while the achievements
Of Uncle Sans scientists show re-
suits compared to which the stories
Of the Arabian Nights are everyday
occurrences.
The president, the vice president
the supreme court, the ambassadors
Of the great nations and scores of
other famous men are all shown in
actual everyday surroundings, the
most intimate, personal view which
has ever been given the public.
"Uncle Sam at Work. is, in short,
the story OF the greatness of this
great and glorious country, the rich
est, most powerful nation the world
has ever known, and it is story
which every man and woman, every
boy and girl who believes in the
United States. who loves their cOun-
Try and is proud of it, and who has
The mind to grasp the most fascinat-
ing, thrilling story of power, wealth
and achievement which has ever been
old. will marvel and enthuse over.
Six months of hard work and many
thousands Of dollars have been put
into the preparation of this picture
It will soon be shown simultaneously
in fifteen Of the foremost theatres in
the largest cities, and after its run
there is exhausted, will be shown in
every city of the country.