Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 17, 1918, Page 6, Image 6

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    PAGE SIX
MEDFORD MATL TRTF.UNE. MEDEORD. O'RKtfOX, AVEDXTCSDAY. JULY 17. IMS
PAG E T H E A T R E----P A G E
3
DAYS
Thursday
Friday
AND
Saturday
JULY
18-19-20
MATINEE DAILY
From The Man
Who Defied
The Kaiser.
TO You -l '
II In
jam i w. ;i:it.m.
Mr. Gerard's
Message To
The Public
"It has been my de
sire to see this picture
produced for the same
reason that I wrote
the book, because I
want to bring home to
our people the gravity
of the situation, and
for that reason I have
watched it carefully
during its production
so that it will present
a clear picture to the
mind of every Ameri
can of what America
faces in German autocracy."
Ten Monster
Reels That Will
Fairly Sweep
You Off Your
Feet
Orchestra
An eight-piece orches
tra under the direc
tion of Mr. Hemv
Harcke has been en
gaged to play the mu
sic score that was spe
cially arranged for
this production.
In which is picturized, with all the force of fact and
truth, the courageous, even heroic stand, of one man
virtually a prisoner within the border of a war-crazed
nation, having insults heaped upon' him by tricky war
lords and sneering puppets of a blood-thirsty monarch;
defying, with all the ardor of a man born to fight,
the threats of murderous heads of the army and navy;
all the historical facts of the years 1914-1918 that led
up to America s entering the war.
Facts! Facts! Facts!
JAMES W.
GERARD
(When asked to sig'n a treaty
promising not to seize German
vessels in U. S. ports)
"I'll Stay Till
Hell Freezes,
But I Wont Sign"
New York Is Paying
$1.50 to see it right now
REMEMBER.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY
PRICES:
Lower Floor 50c, Balcony
25c, Children 15c