The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 13, 1918, Page 2

BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JUNE 13; 1918. The North Dakota Council of Defense Presents SEE— ! WHAT AMERICAN WOMEN ARE DOING. HOW ARMY SHOES ARE MADE. FEEDING AMERICA’S FIGHTING MEN. MIGHTY SHIPS IN THE BUILDING. AMERICAN EAGLES STRIKING DOWN GERMAN VULTURES. OUR_NAVY, PRIDE OF THE SEA. ‘CAMOUFLAGE OF THE SEA. OUR OWN SUBMARINES. OUR AVIATORS ON THE WING. BAPTISM OF OUR BOYS BEFORE BATTLE. TENDERNESS AND SKILL AT DRESSING STATIONS. OUR SNIPERS ON THE JOB. THE VICTOR OF YESTERDAY AND THE VICTOR OF TOMORROW. THE YANKS UNDER FIRE IN TH E ‘. TRENCHES. THE YANKS’ FIRST BOCHE PRISONERS. YOUR OWN BOY ON PARADE]IN FRANCE. a SECRETARY BAKER ON A TOUR OF IN- SPECTION. GENERAL: PERSHING AND STAFF. FIELD MARSHAL HAIG. OUR BOYS UNDER FIRE. A POISON GAS ATTACK, THE LUSITANIA AND THE DEUTSCH- LAND. “PERSHING’S CRUSADERS” ‘is the most effective of all answers to German propaganda. As an American Citizen it is your duty to'see this picture and to note for yourself what Uncle Sam is dang to Win the War for World-Wide Democ- “IN BISMARCK THREE DAYS ONLY * JUNE 17, 18 and 19 FROM THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE “Photegraphed by the camera men’ of the United States ‘signal corps and navy, this picture is the most up-to-date war feature ever shown on a screen. ‘For instance, the very recent visit of-Secretary of War Baker to France is the subject of many highly interesting scenes. Seeretary ‘Baker and General Pershing are shown on their tour of inspection. You: see the first Amricans taking over the front line trenches in a sector of the Frey line. You see some of the boys being baptized before going into action. : there wheels into view the first American gun to throw a:shell into.the Ger- man lines, Twentys one boches are captured and shown at close range for your inspection.” AUDITORIUM Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday June 17-18-19 THREE SHOWS DAILY ».2:30 P.M, 7:30 & 9:00 EN. “BLACK TACK” PERSHING A Knight. of Modern. Chivalry, Leading, Our. Twentieth. Cen: “tity Crusaders ° The North Dakota Council of Defense, in co- operation with the Department of Films, Commit- tee on Public Information, U.S. A., takes pleasure in presenting under the auspices of the Bismarek Home Guard, for the first time west of the Mis- “Sippi; iif “PERSHING’S CRUSADERS” The Greatest.of All War, Pictures at the pa BISMARCK AUDITORIUM ; Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, June 17, 18, 19, for one matinee and two \evening productions daily - — This great film has taken the east by storm, crowding the big theatres of New York, Chicago, Detroit and other metropolitan cities, to capacity, night after night. It is the most thrilling, the * most dramatic, the most.inspiring and the most awesome of all meving picture dramas, and’ for North Dakota it carries an especial, personal ap- peal, because many of the scenes were filmed at the Birthplace of Joan d’ Arc, near which are sta-: ‘tioned a detachment of our own North Dakota troops. Plan to see this worderful picture—Give the . children an opportunity to: see nT your neigh- “bors about it. y 199 No Real American Should Fail to Enjoy the In- spiration Which Will Be Found in “Pershing’s Crusaders” . In Bismarck Three Days Only: June 17, 18 and 19 | FROM THE LITERARY DIGEST 7 “The initial performance at the Lyric theatre, New. York, brought out an audience that might have swelled to the dimensions of a Metropolitan opera crowd if capacity had permitted. Mr. E. H. Sothern and our former ambassador to Germany, Mr. James W. Gerard, were present to speak, but the pictures of the boys at the front were the thing, and the country will cagetly await the sight of her sons in their present environment here and / ‘over there.” Multiform are the war activities of-Uncle Sam. Whoever -~ would haye/thought of him a year ago.as an impresario.in,moving pictures. “Now he boldly ‘challenges competition with the biggest and launches his Pershing’s Crusaders.” “AUDITORIUM | Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday | June 17-18-19 ADMISSION: 25cAND 30c—NO WAR TAX THREE SHOWS DAILY] MATINEE ..2:30 P.M. NIGHT 130 & 9:00