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THE MOVING PICTURE WORLD
65
ONLY STATES LEFT!!!
for "THE MYSTERY OF THE MAINE '
WASHINGTON HERALD,
suplult tse'a t at to mas
d.to and lors. dra<ti3-. role.
THE BELASCO.
"Tile RaislAs of the Maine."
Motion pictures showing the raising Of what remains of the Ill-fated battle fchtp Maine from her watery bed Jn Havana Harbor form the major part of th^-in-" terestlng prdgramme otlerei^i,t tae pe^ lasco thisweelt." The pictures; ■which krc quit€L clear, first show the. Main© 'as sh^ lay for thirteen years after the explosion, wlfhbut a few feet of her showing above the wateiv lii>^: then" In -detail views of the apparatusijUsed in raising her, and finally the .Maine'^gs, she Is to-day, -the barnacle-covered remains of a "great mano<-war.
THii: NEW YORK TIMES
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MAINE IN MOTION PICTURES.
yre.ws Taken In Havana Harbor Shown at Herald Square Theatre,
The first public ehowjng of motion nicturos taken In Havana harbor; during (he work <jf uncoverlnK tho wreck of thb battIcshlp\Malnc toofe place at the Herald Square Theati*© yesterday ' tifternoon. Some of the fflmB were exhibited before the Maine Monument Committee several weeks ago, tout tte present reels contain later views.
The series began, with the i>tili(Jme of thp calasons. showed ttie gradual lowering of the water inside the coffer dam. and the clearing: of the Parts Of Iho wreck as thev were exposed. The pictures showed clearly the force of the explosion that destroyed the sl\lp ana the present condltlSIi of _ the vessel.
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THE ONLY FEATURE
IN EXISTENCE THAT
APPEALS TO ALL
FROM
NEWSBOY
TO
MILLIONAIRE
THIS IS A BROAD
STATEMENT BUT
A TRUE ONE.
STERY^fMAmr
OU A¥rE-INSNRIMG SPECTACLE OF HiSTOffiT
PRODUCED IN MOTION PICTURE
'Remember THE Maine'
Fac-simil e of our 3 and 8-Sheet Lithograph ^ }
We have sold the following States :
Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine, Ohio, Michigan, Florida, Missouri, Iowa, Washington, Oregon, California, Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas.
Options have been given on :
Virginia, N, Carolina, S. Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee, .\rkansas, Louisiana.
We have open the following States which we will close out at the following prices, which are Rock Bottom:
Kentucky $450
Indiana 800
Pennsylvania 1000
Maryland and D. C. . 400
Delaware 300
West Virginia 400
Illinois $1100
Wisconsin 600
N. & S. Dakota 500
Nebraska 500
Kansas 500
Oklahoma 450
Idaho $300
Wyoming 300
Colorado 400
Utah 300
These prices Include 1 complete set of 3 reels.fllms.SO sUdes and lecture.
Wire in your acceptances, as the States will go at these figures to the first takers. Terms: 20% deposit to accompany acceptance; balance C. O. D., on delivery of films subject to examination. (The sets of films, etc., alone are worth $300 a set, so you can see what bargains we oflfer you.) We will furnish i, 3 and 8 sheet lithographs at 7c a sheet.
This is your last chance. Don't write — WIRE!
RAISING-THEMAINE FILM COMPANY
145 West 45th Street (Suite 804) New York City