O l W UM. ls k‘ GEEERAL VIEW OF STOCKADE DURING EARLY STAGES OF CONSTRUCTION Gigantic,Super—Feature Motion Picture Showing theLiie and Career of ABRAHA _ LINCOL , 4 , ‘ . -. Now Being Produced at South Norwaik, Conn. is "w-u» ONE or THE BLOCK HOUSES . A“ Exceptional InveStrnent opportunity PROFITS IN MOTION PICTURES. ‘, The motion picture industry has grown to he the fourth lat st indus in the—count m3 ‘ the. past twenty years and is still in its infancy. The profits derigced by this: who had thergmight to mvest in the stock of other super-feature films have been almost unbelievable. Statistics show that ‘ super-feature films have been uniformly successful. “The Birth of a. Nation” it is m has paid 1909 percent. to date. “Neptune’s Daughter" 1200 per cent, “The Spoilers" 1000 per cent, “0e- hirm, Intolerance," “Quo Vadis," ”The Fetal Ring." etc, etc, have returned fabulous amounts in profits. . _ he “ at: his“: - ’ . ‘ THE ”LINCOLN" PICTURE. . We have in active preparation under vory efllcient directorsh‘ on accurate historical rodu . . . c. tien of the hfe and career of Abraham _Lincoln, on a scope never before attained. 'Ilhis pictmre is to be shown m a .way that should meet With enthusiastic national up; reval- and patronage and prove to be mim‘iénsoily“lusts-notifirlen ting1 vslusble durmg' these times. - _ e e-evem” .' so _"we have the biggest subject ever adored the American blic a d a comparison of this subject With any of the subjects of the above enumerated feature n13: will, lining out clearly the possibilities for men: unusual dividends that may be expected by the stockholders of ‘ c‘..'xi~’s s: , ;_ monuments or Herman”? ._ “‘ The subject ”Lincoln, the Min ”of the People.“ has received the endorsement of twelve Grover. cars of Ststes, Samuel (tempers, President of American Federation of Labor, College Presidents. Ministers, and many others prominent in both public end private life. PRODUCTION O!’ THE PICTURE. The work of producing the picture is under the direct supervision of Mr. Henry Belmsr, late of Then. 3. Ines Company, and known- ss the Men of the mtion picture industry. Among the many successful photoplays produced by Mr. Dehum- is “Life’s Shop Window," which played to 28,000 this company. paid admissions in tour dcys at the Academy of “Music in New Yory Oity. LOOATION 0F STUDIO. - , m . :w" w... The major part of this and other pictures owned by the company will be made at Rowayton, Germ, where we have leased fort' acres of land that is ideally, situated for our purpose and where we PM ‘° “W * "mm We macaw = ‘ . . we invite you to Participate in this inspiring, patriotic and thoroughly American undertaking and feel assured that your assistance in making this picture a hugh success Will be handsomely reimbursed, as the possibilities ‘of the subject chosen are, under the circumstances, particularly promising. I ’ I ~ Stockholders “will. participate in the profits to be. 4,9"va ”0m 47 other picture; plays, the rights to which have been acquired by ‘ the 90- ‘ § "‘9LINCOLN” * 73“ _~_ Will bring" the name of your City to millions of peOple in. this and 511 foreign countries»- what does; thismean‘ to you? , Sign and mailthe attached coupon for pass to studio . and grfurther information. Here is' an opportunity to make an investment where youcan lit- \ orally" “Watch Your Money Grow.” ' SIGN" THE COUPON NOW. . 7 incoln Pictures “Classic, I i ’ HES“ some Direclor General. . FREDERICK tumor, Sole Fiscal Agent. ,. fl‘adeaYfiJs Tarlov Bldg,123_‘ WashingtonSL, So. *Norwathonu. . LINGOLN PICTIIRES CLASSIC, INC. South Norwslk,‘ Conn. . A Gentlemenz-é _ _ .. ‘ Please send me passior my self and ...... friends to your studio at waeyton. Also further information on “Lincoln.” ‘me‘j‘ Jul» ..... cuss'nrpsqnsusss-oo-usues..o....-n.--os--so--r I
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