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January, 1923 Advertisement 21 JULIUS CAESAR His Life from 80 B. C. to 44 B. C. Posed and Executed in and about Rome, Italy A Photo-Masterpiece in Six Reels from the George Kleine Cycle of Film Classics ENDORSEMENTS EDWARD MAYER, UNIVERSITY OF CALI■ rORNIA, Department of Visual Instruction " 'Julius Caesar', your six reel photomasterpiece, has proved to be one of our greatest films from the point of view of a distributor. The writer has viewed the film about ten times, and I dare say he will view it many more, but at no time has his interest waned". HUGH W. NORMAN, INDIANA UNIVERSITY, Bureau of Visual Instruction "We have distributed the film 'Julius Caesar' during the past year to a number of Schools and organizations in Indiana. I wish there were more pictures of this type that we could offer to Schools and other community organizations". WELLINGTON PATRICK. UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY, Department of University Extension "The film 'Julius Caesar* has been in use in Kentucky for the past eight months and has been distributed very widely. The demand became so great that we had to ask for another print and there has been continual interest in the film by Clubs. Schools, and other organizations throughout the State". R. F. EGNER, UNIVERSITY OF UTAH, Bureau of Visual Instruction •'Through the Bureau of Visual Instruction of the University of Utah, 'Julius Caesar' has been circulated very successfully among educational institutions, civic, social and religious organizations. The following quotations from our patrons indicate the satisfaction with which the film was received: 'Exceptional film. Every High School student ought to see it' 'A great picture. Public well pleased' .... 'Very good. One of the best we have run' ... .'Excellent. More films like this will make our work worth while' 'Wonderful picture. Was very ei.thusiastically received by entire group' ". F. F. NAL.DER, STATE COLLEGE OF WASHINGTON, General College Extension "I want to tell you of my admiration for the film 'Julius Caesar'. During the past few years we have handled a number of fine films. I do not think that I have ever seen anything more impressive in its pageantry or more striking in numerous details than this remarkable picture. As a means of enforcing some of the profoundest lessons of history it is splendid". WM. H. DUDLEY. UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN, Bureau of Visual Instruction "In a collection of educational motion picture films now aggregating over four thousand reels, 'Julius Caesar' ranks above all the others in educational value and demand". VICTOR D. HILL, OHIO UNIVERSITY, Department of Classical Langruages "The Photoplay 'Julius Caesar' is a production of unusually high quality. Besides being of great educational value it appeals to general audiences wherever shown. Since Iho beginning of its distribution to the Schools of Ohio under the auspices of Ohio University it has in every instance brought expressions of hearty approval and satisfaction, whether shown by the Schools themselves or as a public exhibition in local theatres cooperating with the Schools". CARRIE MACLAY, UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA, State University Film Exchange " 'Julius Caesar', as a film suitable for distribution among Schools and nontheatrical exhibitors in general, has established its own reputation. When it makes a figure such as that of Ceasar so living that children impersonate him in their play, it must be of vast importance from an educational point of view. We do not hesitate to recommend this picture to exhibitors who are looking for a splendid type of film". Copies of the film have been deposited for distribution during the cmrent School season with twenty-two Institutional Exchanges, which supply exhibitors in their respective States at moderate rental prices. Communicate with the GEORGE KLEINE OFFICES for the Exchange nearest you. GEORGE KLEINE NEW YORK: 729 Seventh Avenue CHICAGO: 114 So. Michigan Avenue Please Say You Saw It in The Educational Screen