The Belding banner-news., 1921-04-13
LOCAL SPORTSMENS
CLUB TO SHO v
W|LO LIFE FILMS
WILL UTILIZE EMPRESS AND
STAR THEATRES TO ACOMO-
DATE AUDIENCES APRIL 18


What can be termed one of the
most interesting and at the same
time the most exceptional set of films
ever shown on a local screen will be
shown at the Empress and Star
theatres in this city on Monday even
ing, April 18 when the Belding
Sportsmen's club will show the films
which they have secured from Field
and Stream and which are composed
of set of camera hunting and real
hunting pictures taken at various
places in this country.
The evenings and matinee show
ing will be in five parts and will be
substantially as follows:
Decoying Canadian Geese-Prob-
ably the most remarkable picture of
geese ever taken and shown ON the
screen. Hunting from pits in corn
field over live stool with hundreds of
geese in the camera, some as close as
ten and fifteen feet.
Swordfshing at Catalina-About
a thousand feet, giving a complete
story of the killing of a Marlin
Swordfish This release is remarkable
and spectacular, showing the strike; /;
the fight and killing of this 240-ib
Swordfish, with several shots where
he leaps clean of the water by six
or eight feet.
Turkey Hunt-Hunting the wariest
game bird that flies. T his is prob
ably the only picture of it's kind in
the world, showing a drove of wild
turkeys with a 6-inch lens--in other
words, as big as in real life. Show
ing fiock Of wild turkeys rising and
flying out of the picture. And, what
has never been seen before in a mo-
ton picture to our knowledge, a wild
turkey in flight and caught with a
Scatter Gun" in the camera.
Mr.. B. Bass Of The Potomac-A
beautiful picture, directed by Hy. S.
Watson, editor of Field and Stream,
on the Potomac rive-, in Virginia.
Everybody will long for the opening
of the season after they have seen
this picture.
Moose Hunting In New Brunswick
To anyone who loves the big woods
this is not only an interesting but an
exciting picture, showing a complete
story of a moose hunt from canoe
several moose in the water at close
range; bringing in the trophy, etc.
Duck Hunt At Curles Neck, Vir-
ginia-This picture is most interest
ing, showing a complete story of
this hunt with live stool, and hun
dreds of ducks coming into the de-
shots ten or fifteen feet
away from the camera.
The matinee will be especially for
school children and the price will be
10 cents. Adults will be admitted
by paying the regular price of 20
cents, the same as at the evening
show.
While the club had a very good
motion picture shown here some time
ago it feels that the pictures to be
shown on Monday evening are far
better than anything of like nature
which has eve- been shown in this
section of the country and it will be
we'll worth the time and money spent
to take in the screening of the films
here.
Owing to the fact that neither one
of the local theatres have capacity
sufficient to take care of the crowd
which will gather to see these pic
lures it has been arranged that both
theatres will be used and that as
soon as one part is shown at one
theatre it will be rushed to the 9TH
er and shown there and then sent
back to the first again on its second
round. In this manner the club and
theatre management can take care
of the record crowd which is sure to
present itself upon this occasion.