"MY FOUR YEARS IN GERMANY"

Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 17, 19 July 1918, Page 2

"MY FOUR YEARS IN GERMANY"

'•.The-^Firsfc^Natjonal ..Exhibitors of America peribrraea-a service of value when they produced the film "My Four Years in Germany." It is said .tojreveal the otherwise 1 "hidden ;fa"cts" regarding the > cause of the war in a manner bo Vivid that to see it is practically to read the minds of the,rulers of Gerinahy and behold the terrible deeds, which the; have hatched.. It cannot be. too firmly impressed upon beholders • that the filmis an actual reproduction of' fact- as • witnessed by Ambassador Gerard while in Berlin. ~ The revelations are amaiing, and although the picture is a JonVr.. it keeps, the attention at full. pi*?K ; „•;. through. It is conceiv£jie.;driat> "•. >\i .;,(t dim future this film w,!\.-be onr^^ greatest historic doc*S.eilt* & iiistenee i regarding the greatr^pr.id/VWj.-.^ ' Xht public is advised : ':i^'ijgfk:sei,i.-.'y.:y_' In Melbourne, we af»f;^d;;Jefs!iY- ."* ! turned away from thb 5 -, ',;• i after night, while thtase V«fc. jgJEr-.*:- ■', tunate enough to scO; the picture Hvere simply carried away by enthusiasm. Among those who haVe signified their intention of being present are the Hon. Sir James Allen, the Hons. G. W. Russell, T. M. Wilford, and W. D. S. MacDonald, ' together with the . Consuls of various Allied and neutral conntries, and .several military officials. The Mayor advises that owing to his Saturday evenings being occupied .at the: Soldiers' Dance at the Town Hall he will be vii- . I able to be present at the opening performance, but will attend oh Monday evening. In order to avoid confusion, it lias been arranged that motor-cars will approach from Courteriay-place and leave by Cuba-street. ' -. •