Cabiria (1914)

A Scene from "CABIRIA"

Bartolomeo Pagano (with arms raised)
postcard

Post Card

Dear Folks,
Mon - 1 - 18 (1915)
Read your letter this morn on my return from Dallas and Ft. Worth left Sat.-night after show. Glad you are all well. I'm feeling fine weigh 100#. On the other side is a scene from "Cabiria" the most magnificent masterpiece ever produced with a cost of two hundred fifty thousand dollars. We showed it (?) 2 day (sic) and turned people away. Will write (?) later. Jamison (?)

B. T. Wren & Fam
W N Sterling Ky. Probably Mount Sterling, Kentucky
R. R. #2

Pub. by Kraus Mfg. Co., N. Y.

MACISTE -IN- "CABIRIA"

Bartolomeo Pagano
postcard

Post Card

U.S. Postage
1  CENT  1

Majestic Theatre
Thurs-Fri., Mar. 4-5 (1915)

"CABIRIA"

To make this remarkable exposition of silent Drama required 7000 actors, 20 elephants, hundreds of horses, and fourteen months' work at the expense of $250,000.

Admittance 15-25¢
The world's greatest Picture.

B. Beetoh
407 W-Okla
Enid, Okla.

Pub. by Kraus Mfg. Co., New York

This postcard was postmarked at 6:30 a.m. on March 4th, 1915 in Enid, Oklahoma.