The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 15, 1918, Page 3

1 The. Te War Picture of all time. See our boys actually under fire. _ See General Jack Pershing _ in action. PERSHING’S CRUSADERS -Thissfirst, efGcial American War Film shows the grim earnestness of the United States Government in its war activities and its determination to stamp out Kaiserism. Our boys in Khaki are pictured in the very. front firing line.. You see Secretary of War Baker and General Pershing, inspecting our prepara- tiens in France, You see the first German prisoners captured. by. our brave boys—two dozen disheart- ened, defeated boches. The. last half of the picture is. entirely devoted to what our boys are accomplish- ing “over there.” -; You also see what Uncle Sam’s countless civilian 2 army is doing “over here.”. Miles of cantonments grow.oyer night. You see the raw recruit beconie the: hardened fighter. Fleets of aeroplanes darken the skies... Massive ships of’steel, concrete and wood speed down the ways. Mighty guns and projectiles are made before your very eyes. Millions. of uni- forms are turned out with magic- like rapidity: You realize that every American is doing his best to help win this war. Our great Navy, our huge and grow- ing Army, and all our immense resources of field and mine and forest are in this struggle to the success- ful. end. It:is a picture that every soldier’s mother, wife, ‘or sweetheart, will want to see. YOU MAY SEE YOUR BOY GVER THERE. PERSHING’S CRUSADERS also contains a nunt . bee, of interesting scenes, furnished by the French General Staff. ~“ THREE SHOWS DAILY 2330 P.M. 1:30 & 9:00 MATINEE... | NIGHT. 5a: Our Boys Marching Through th@ Streets. of Joan of Arc’s Birthplace. Bismarck Auditorium UNE 17, 18, 19 PRICES: 25c and 50c---No War Tax. See the Yanks Fighting the poison gas. See eure boy on French soil. . See the building of a migh- ty army. PRESS OPINIONS “‘Pershing’s Crusaders’”-is far and-away:the best compilation of war pictures exhibited here since the beginning of the European struggle."—New York mes. “Stirred dpetiatara to hearty cheers. New York Herald. “The pictures overseas are complete and satisfy, ing, and give an adequate answer to‘those who want to know what the boys are doing and what their life is like in and sround the trenches "—New York Sua. 2 fh “Real thrill by real drama in ‘Pershing’s Gree saders. Bears the unmistakable’ stamp of | being’ genuine.’—Chicago Tribune. “The ‘National Movie’ is in town. The exhibition has been.made and is being. shown by the Nationaf Government, As entertainment it is of the best.”— itorial in Cleveland Plain Dealer. " “In showing the film the Government is present- ing facts about the Army and Navy for which peo- ple’ crave. This motion picture should be enjoyed by every patriotic citizen.” "—Editorial i in Cincinnati Commercial ‘Tribune. THREE SHOWS DAILY MATINEE .... NIGHT.: 2:30 P.M. 7:30 & 9:00