Evening Republican, Volume 18, Number 56, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 6 March 1914 — Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 [ADVERTISEMENT]

REX THEATRE Saturday, March 7th AFTERNOON AND EVENING SPECIAL FEATURE The Battle of Gettysburg A $75,000 Production in 5 Reels PRODUCED BY THOS. H INCE, MANAGING DIRECTOR OF KAY-BEE AN PROUELES Films A wonderful dramatic story, leading up to the great battle which lasted three days, and which is faithfully reproduced. Thousands of soldiers are seen engaged in a whirlwind combat, with charges and artillery fire. Fighting with desperate fuyr, the southern troops fought superior numbers with amazing bravery. This is without question the greatest military film ever produced,, consuming four months us time. Facing defeat on th J third day, Gen. Lee gave the order to Gen. Pickett to charge, and the brave soldiers followed their leader through a murderous rifle fire and a fierce cannonading, nor did they stop until most of their number were stretched lifeless upon the field. This is the most heroic and sensational Incident in the war history of the world, and is shown in the film in all detail. ’ ADMISSION 15c . OLD SOLDIERS 10e.

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