Moving Picture News (1911) . Reliance Company has passed all therocks and shoals and is sailing smoothly in safe waters. On behalf of myself and my associates I want to extendto the film renters and exhibitors our hearty appreciation ofthe co-operation we have experienced. I have found moresentiment in the film business, and more loyalty in times ofstress, than in any other field of endeavor I have ever beenconnected with. Now that Messrs. Graham and Ritchey aretaking up the work with what is perhaps the best equippedstudio in America and a factory in perfect condition, by de-voting their effo
Moving Picture News (1911) . Reliance Company has passed all therocks and shoals and is sailing smoothly in safe waters. On behalf of myself and my associates I want to extendto the film renters and exhibitors our hearty appreciation ofthe co-operation we have experienced. I have found moresentiment in the film business, and more loyalty in times ofstress, than in any other field of endeavor I have ever beenconnected with. Now that Messrs. Graham and Ritchey aretaking up the work with what is perhaps the best equippedstudio in America and a factory in perfect condition, by de-voting their efforts to the production of good plays they can-not fail to give to the trade .the quality of film which hasbeen the goal striven for. The change means better Reliance films and better Bisonfilms. Portland, Ore.—Tamassie & Willsen will erect a one-storypicture show house on IMississsippi avenue and Beech street,to cost $5,500. 8 THE MOVING PICTURE NEWS The Men of Our Navy Entertained by Moving Pictures By M. I. MacDonald. THE DEMOLITION OF THE TURRET THE TEXAS SINKING THE DECK IN PATH OF DESTRUCTIONSHOWING DEBRIS THERE is a scene, of which I have not been theactual observer, which must be to the onlooker asunique as it is interesting: and this is an eveningwhen the moving picture show takes place aboard a man-of-war. Evenings while the fleet is sojourning in lazysouthern waters, when time hangs heavy on the handsof the constituents of our navy, it is then that the manin charge of the entertainment bureau of each shiphangs his sheet, places the projecting machine, andmakes general preparation for the appearance of theshadow figures—for the amusement and entertainment ofthe ennui burdened crew. Not long ago I took a trip to the navy yards of Brook-lyn. The day was atrociously wet and dirty. The rainpoured down upon my companion and I as we trudgedfrom the car over myriad railroad tracks, through poolsof water, over bridges suspended above dry-docks,through mud unspeakable, and f
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