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1001 FILMS
Grand Canyon of the Colorado River — Regional Geography of the United States. Reel, 1. Describing the location, dimensions, discovery and exploration; general description. Ford Educational Library. Fitzpatrick & McElroy.
The Grand Canyon of the Colorado River in Arizona. This gigantic crevice in the earth's surface has been popularly nicknamed "The Titan of Chasms." The Pathescope Co. of America, Inc.
Going Up. Climbing Mount Hood. Ford Educational Weekly No. 147. Distributed by Goldwyn.
Grand Canyon (color); Navajo Indians. Reels, 2. Travelogue and Nature Study. The Lea-Bel Company.
Grand Canyon. Reel, 1. Travelogue and Zoology. The Lea-Bel Company.
Here and There in Oregon.* Reel, 1; producer, Pathe; exchange, Beseler. Remarks: Reissue. A trip on Oregon railways gives an insight into the water and rail transportation system of the state. Irrigation conquers vast arid regions. Homesteaders in their old-fashioned prairie schooners, pelicans and pigs, cattle and bucking bronchos.
Heart of the Sky Mountains.* Reel, 1; producer, Prizma; exchange, Select. Remarks: Yosemite Park, Illilonette Falls, Vernal Falls, Nevada Falls and Yosemite, the highest cataract in the world.
Historic Monterey. (525.) Scenic and Travel Films. Beautiful Monterey and Del Monte are in the fruit growing sections of California. The Seventeen Mile Drive, Monterey Bay, and Cypress Trees and point Lobos are a few of the locations portrayed in the film. Educational Film Corporation.
Hunting Wild Geese with a Camera (700 feet); Detroit, Michigan, Stages a Spectacular Pageant. Bulletin No. 54.2. Travel and Geography. University of Wisconsin.
Home, of the Seminoles.* Reel, 1 ; Ford Educational Weekly No. 202; producer, Ford; exchange, Goldwyn. Remarks: Scenery from the Everglades of Florida, showing the life and customs of the Seminoles.
Industrial Geography of the United States — Iron and Steel. Reel, 1. Iron and steel from the Minnesota mines to Pittsburgh mills. Ford Educational Library. Fitzpatrick & McElroy.
Industries in Tennessee.* Reel, 1; producer, Pathe: exchange, Beseler. Remarks: Reissue. Asbestos quarry and works v/here this mineral is made into articles of commerce; coke industry, coal on way to coke oven, breaking down oven after coke is made, the finished product.
In Higher Spheres.* Reel, 1; Ford Educational Weekly
No. ; producer. Ford; exchange, Goldwyn. Remarrks:
Among the mountains, camping in the forests, where ice is thick, climbing over snow and ic e, waterfall, beautiful scenery, sunset.
Just Over Yonder. Reel, 1. Travel and Scenic. Scenic mountain climbing. For young people of any age. RobertsonCole Dist. Corporation.
Joining of the Oceans — Panama Canal (448 feet); PanamaPacific Exposition (500 feet). Bulletin No. 59. University of Wisconsin.
Kiddies.* This subject shows a succession of beautiful color shots of children taken in all the different parts of the world. For example, the life and environment of the Hopi Indian children, Japanese children, Chinese children, Mexican children, American children, etc., all illustrated in an interesting way with their pets and in the environment in which they live. Prizma.