Salt Lake Telegram | 1917-10-15 | Page 9 | Thrilling War Pictures to be Seen at Orpheum

THRilliNG PICTURES TO BE SEEN SEEM AT ORPHEUM The pictures comprising the i episode of or the German Retreat From Arras which have been bren a feature at atthe atthe atthe the Orpheum theatre for or the past two weeks were shown for private view on Saturday night where they were re received received received re- re with much interest and enthusiasm enthusiasm by the small crowd of newspaper newspapermen men and officers of or the army who were the guests of the management The brave British soldiery Is se seen n never ever advancing toward the town of Arras Arras Ar Ar- ras which finally falls into their hands accompanied by field guns and the tho weird unwieldy tanks which seem seem almost almost al- al most human In their creeping crawling crawl crawl- Ing ng effort to reach the enemy and crawl I de destroy destroy destroy de- de stroy him The first train from Paris that hat has entered Arras for tor more than two years is seen coming Into the tle I ruined town amid the cheers of the inhabitants inhabitants in- in habitants who have so long endur endured d German treachery insults and tyranny I and it is pathetic to view the enthusiasm en en- which the advance guard of motor cyclists is received by the people people peo peo- pIe of a village through which they are ire passing who swarm from their hiding places and to welcome welcome welcome wel wel- come the advancing victorious army who have come to relieve t t tm m Irom the he terrible plight in which they have lived ived for the past two years Although harrowing in detail pictures are serving the purpose of bringing home to the people of the tho United States that we are in war It gives rives the soldier a glimpse of the life lire he ie has to expect and It enables his loved oved ones to accompany him In the lonely onely vigils vigUs of the long nights In the trenches as well as in his field ties Prosaic statistics prove that I only about one man in twenty h has s been killed and less than one In five wounded in the war thus far The pictures will be bO shown as a part of the regular bill at the Orpheum this week beginning Wednesday