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Cavalry Horses in Italy, Training; Grape Harvest in Italy; C astro villari, Sicily. Bui. No. 19.2. Travel and geography. University of Wisconsin.
Constantinople.* Reel, 1; producer, Red Cross; exchange, Educational Films Corporation of America. Remarks: Stamboul, Gatala Bridge, highway leading to the Orient, the modern section of the city, under the Crescent, feeding refugees, little Turks, queer characters, Seraglio, old palace firemen, street cleaners, the Sultan goes to the mosque in state, bird's-eye views of city with over 200 mosques, religious fakirs.
Constantinople, Gateway of the Orient (900). The Red Cross Travel Series. The glamor and fascination of the Turkish capital, illustrated with motion pictures that only the extraordinary privilege of the American Red Cross could make possible. The Sultan himself, on his way to the mosque; the first and only pictures of the Howling Dervishes and an assortment of scenes in and around the city, complete the reel.
Down the Strand, London. Reel, 1. Educational. Burlingham adventure. Famous Players-Lasky Corp.
Dutch Caps and Costumes.* Reel, 1; exchange, Educational Films Corporation of America. Remarks: Colored view of Holland, dykes 30 feet high protect the land, canals, bridges, milk barges, town hall of Middelburg, capital of Zeeland, a pig market, the town of Herve, costumes and caps from different parts of the Netherlands, old ladies' costumes.
England — Derbyshire Dales; The River Thames; Cornwall; A Raging Sea (1,000 feet). Bulletin No. 38.4. Travel and Geography. University of Wisconsin. • *
An Excursion Around Naples. The Pathescope Co. of America, Inc. References: Italy; Roman Naples.-— H. T. Taine. Naples,' Past and Present. — A. H. Norway.
Excursion in the Forest of Fontainebleau. A trip through the old, historical wooded tract in France. The Pathescope Co. of America, Inc. Reference: Recherches sur Fontainebleau. — E. Bourges.
Excursion in the Valley of Chevreuse. Chevreuse, south of Paris, is noted for its pastoral beauty. The Pathescope Co. of America, Inc.
Famous French Castles Alon°r the River Loire (350 feet). Bulletin No. 44.6. Travel and Geography. University of Wisconsin.
France — Bordeaux; Lyons; The Carnival at Nice (1,000 feet). Bulletin No. 46.3. Travel and Geography. University of Wisconsin.
From the Tiber to the Piave.* Reel, I; producer, Burton Holmes; exchange, Paramount. Remarks: Modern Rome, Hadrian's Tomb, bridge 136 A. D., the Vatican, Egyptian Obelisk, the Colonnades, the Ganiculum Hill, statue of Victor Emanuel II, first king of United Italy; Arch of Constantine, the Colosseum and Roman Forum, modern ruins, Nervesa after the war, shore of the Piave River, looking towards the Austrian lines.
Glimpsing the Gondolas.* Rothacker-Outdoor. Reels, 1. Travel. Exh. Mutual Dist. Corp.
"Glorious Versailles." Reel, 1. Burton Holmes Travelog. Famous Players-Lasky Corporation.
Greece — Dalmatia-Messina. 1,000 feet. Bulletin No. 49.2. Travel and Geography. University of Wisconsin.
Gerona. Gerona, in the eastern part of Spain on the Ter River, is aptly named the Venice of Spain. The Pathescope Co. of America, Inc.
In Ireland. Killarney, located in the southwestern part of Ireland, is noted for its wonderful scenery. The Pathescope Co. of America, Inc.