We put the world before you by means of the Bioscope and Urban films (Nov 1903)

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39 It is impossible to describe the sublimity of this closing scene. The place seems cut off from all common things. The deepening shadows of the forest behind, the shining expanse of waters before, the lone figure standing stately and solemn in the swiftly speeding canoe. In the pauses of the music the sighing of the pine trees can be distinctly heard, as if a vast silence waited sound. The voice of the singer dies away in the distance, and the canoe is finally hidden from our sight by distance. Never had play such a setting. Never had actors such splendid distances, such a glorious background. The picture stamps itself indelibly upon the mind of every beholder, a perpetual memory, odorous with the unnamoable fragrance of pine and cedar and balsam, and shelving rock and shimmering water. 1092 Special ... CATCHING FIFTY-THOUSAND SALMON IN TWO HOURS; on the Fraser River, Canada Bij courtesy of The Angi.o British Columbia Packing Co Taking Salmon from the Traps on the Fraser River . The first Section of this highly interesting series depicts ;i panorama view of the river front of Stevenson, B.C., the prosperous town, practically composed of scores of vast "Canneries " of the salmon which are caught in hundreds "1 thousands annually. These huge structures are built mi