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Vol. X, No. 6
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An exciting incident of the trip to the ice cave was transporting the camera by rope across the entrance to the cave.
ing country. The entire party then led their horses down the side of Mt. Henry for 4,500 feet, over shale rock, landing at Two Medicine camp in time to make pictures of an approaching storm over Mt. Rockwell, one of the scenic wonders of the new park.
Fording Two Medicine Lake on the way to the ice cave.
Going into camp that night, preparations were made for the exploration of an ice cave on Rising Wolf mountain. Several hours' climbing brought the party to a magnificent glacier, 4,000 feet above the shore line of
Two Medicine lake. The melting snows of early spring had formed a cascade of rare beauty and the rushing water had fairly plowed its way through the glacier, forming a great cave more than 1,000 feet in length and with an archway twenty feet wide and ten feet high. At the upper end of the cave was discovered a beautiful waterfall, fully 50 feet high. With the aid of ropes the party came out at the further end of the cave and slid over the glacier to the entrance of the cavern, the camera man recording the tour of the party in a series of unusual pictures.
The tour of a week took the camera representative to new ice fields not yet visited by tourists, waterfalls of rare beauty, up mountain sides to points where ex
The expedition ready to start.
cedent views of the surrounding country were secured, and over virgin country to lakes and ice fields, where the government will no doubt build trails the next few years. in order that sightseers visiting the newest of the national parks may view its many wonders.
Irene Warfield Engaged
"If you don't want her, I'll take her, and if you do want her, I'll take her anyhow." This was the conversation that ensued between two of the Essanay producers after Miss Irene Warfield had been given a try-out in a dramatic photoplay. So much did they want Miss Warfield after she had given an exhibition of her talents that she was immediately engaged to play the leading roles with the Essanay Chicago dramatic company. Miss Warfield is a beauty with a capital B, but beauty is not all that she possesses, for she is said to be a wonderful emotional actress. The first production to be released in which Miss Warfield will play the leading role is "Grist to the Mill." This is a two-part dramatic offering and will be released Friday, September 12.
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W. N. Selig Goes to Europe
W. N. Selig, president of (he Selig Polyscope Company, sailed on Saturday, August 30. for Europe, where he expects to spend the nexl two months in the interests of the Selig Company's foreign branches. In London. Mr. Selig will put the final O, K. on the decorative details of the Selig office building which is now being erected in Waldraw street. London. While in Europe, Mr. Selig intends to purchase another elaborate assortment of animals, including camels, elephants, giraffes, tigers, lions. etc., to add to his aire id\ large collection at the Selig Zoo in Los Angeles.