Arizona republican., 1917-04-20
REAL PICTURES IF
 REAL WAR COMING

Bringing a message direct from the firing line, The Chicago Tribune's moving pictures of European armies in action German, Russian, Italian and Austrian armies, comes to the Empress theater today for a run of two days, the first performance will start at 1:15 o'clock today. There has been no attempt of the camera man to stage scenes and the melodrama effect resorted to by stage directors, but on the contrary he has made his photo- graphs while the men were actually fighting.
 Audiences all over the country were quick to perceive this and immediately endorsed the story told by the motion camera as being absolutely authentic. In order to obtain this wonderful re- suits, special correspondent from the Chicago Tribune was sent to the fir ing line to photograph actual scenes on the firing lines in order that a true story of the conflict might be offered the American people. The result of the expedition was far superior to the expectations of the Chicago newspaper management.
 It is without a doubt the most thrill ing exhibition of warfare. Whole reg iments are seen charging across the
 
 gage in actual battle. You see the ma chine gun company open fire on an outpost. You see the giant 30 centi- metre guns belch forth their tons of steel and what is the most remarkable of all, you see the steel projectile strike a fortress, smashing the Notifications and dealing death to everything in sight.
 In New York city when the pictures were shown at the Forty fourth street theater, it was necessary for the man. agement of the theater to have a squad of police reserves on duty all the time to handle the immense crowd. It is claimed that over 100000 people saw these pictures in the Forty fourth street theater alone.
 The Fred Reynolds bathing girls will continue on the bill with the war films and their show this week is con- sidered one of the best that has been presented in the city this year. It is a Imaginable farce in one act and keeps the audience in one continuous stream of laughter. The Rose Bud chorus is as pretty as ever and presents several new song and dancing numbers. MT. Dunne'S dancing number is worthy of special comment As he was recalled several times and then the audience uli IOl get eIOuSH, ne ndu to make a request for them to let the show go on and promised he would give them more Of his dancing numbers next week. All and all it is a fine evening enter tainment for the Empress patrons At the Majestic
 Wonderful double exposure effects said to be the best ever filmed, in which Miss Brady appears as Rus sian ballet dancer and as the mother of the dancer, are among the notable l features in "The Dancers Peril" the new World Picture which comes to the Majestic theater today. The double ex- 1 posture effects are startling in the ex- treme because Miss Brady appears ir those scenes as a woman of forty ana i as girl of twenty. It is hard to req | liZe that both of the impersonations are by Miss Brady as the difference i in age has been so cleverly marked ir her makeup. Many. other notable scenes feature this picture among them being some gorgeous dance scene. in which Miss Brady is the principal assisted by Alexis kosloff, the famou: Russian dancer