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culture and farm implements, sewing machines, shipbuilding, ready made clothes, canning, motion picture industry in United States, South American leather trade, two-thirds of footwear supplied by New England, one-half by Massachusetts. Our ten leading manufactures in 1914: Newspapers, shoes, automobiles, cars for steam railroad, cotton, lumber and timber, foundry products, flour, iron and steel, meat industry.
Columbia, the Gem of the Highways.* Reel, 1 ; OutingChester. Oregon Roads. First National and Educational Pictures Corp.
Cosmopolitan New York (375 feet); Children of the Tenements, New York (490 feet). Bulletin No. 30. University of Wisconsin.
Denver, Colorado. 775 feet. Bulletin No. 36.12. University of Wisconsin.
De Vargas Day in Santa Fe, N. Mex. Reel, 1. National Forests of New Mexico. Religious, Scenic and Historical. Spanish Architecture. U. S. Agricultural Department.
Doing the Dells.* Reel, 1; Exhibitors' Mutual. Wisconsin lake scenic. Educational Pictures Corp.
Estes Park. 1,000 feet. Bulletin No. 40.1. University of Wisconsin.
Falling Waters.* Reel, 1 ; exchange, Educational Film Corporation of America. Remarks: Robert Bruce scenic.
Florida's Strange Industries.* Reel, 1; producer, Lubin; exchange, Beseler. Remarks: Crab fishing, dredging crabs, cleaning, canning, packing for shipment; shell comb industry, catching turtles, splitting the shell, designing, cutting teeth, carving out the design, polishing, finished product; sponge fishing, hauling in the sponge, cleaning, drying, packing. Sixth grade.
From Chicago to Puget Sound. 1,000 feet. Bulletin No. 47. University of Wisconsin.
Frozen Thrills.* Reel, 1; producer, Educational Film Corporation of America; exchange, same. Remarks: A Bruce scenic. A man who was out for thrills, views of South Tahoma Mountains in Ranier Park, Wash., snow glaciers, the blue and the white world. .
Geesers and Geysers.* Reel, 1; Exhibitors' Mutual. Scenic of Yellowstone Park.
Georgia, the Land of Sugar Cane, Cotton and 'Possums.* Reel, 1; producer, Kalem; exchange, Beseler. Remarks: Cultivation, harvest and transportation of sugar cane, the primitive and modern processes of extracting sugar, typical southern cotton plantation, cotton mill, a 'possum hunt.
Glacier National Park. (970.) Scenic and Travel Films. One of America's most beautiful scenic places — "The Roof of the World." Two Medicine Lake, Blackfeet Glacier, Iceberg Lake, Twin Falls and Trick Falls are some of the items in this exceptionally fine picture. A novel cartoon, and clever titles are added features. Ed. Films Corp.
Glimpses of Montana.* Reel, 1; producer, Pathe;; exchange, Beseler. Remarks: Copper mines, Black Eagle Falls, loading copper, smelters, large tractor engine plows, plants and harrows field in one operation, the Missouri River winds through picturesque canyons. Reissue.
In the Glory of the Past. Reel, 1. Ford Educational Weekly No. 220. Distributed by Goldwyn. A trip around San Antonio, showing^the old missions and also the modern sections of the city.
A Bit of God's Country. Reel, 1. Outing-Chester Scenic. Beautifully tinted. Educational Pictures Company.