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SECTION 1. (a) Travel and Geographical (Cont.) 29
3285 Russia (Leningrad and Industrj-) 1 Reel After a tour of the second most important town
in the U.S.S.R. we inspect some of the factories tliat supply the country with its growing needs, and get a remarkable insight to the lives of the workers.
3286 Russia (Agriculture) 1 Reel The film opens with the peasants working under ])rimiti\T conditions ; then the Government introduces the collective system. Mechanisation arrives, crops increase. We are shown
men and women at work on a collective farm, and bj watching their activities gain much knowledge of the progress being made.
3287 Manchukuo 1 Reel
Beginning with a celebration of Japanese occupation, we are shown various aspects of the territory's industries and the lives of Japanese, Chinese and Russian inhabitants.
3288 Japan 2 Reels
This film deals with social, industrial and agricultural life in Japan. We see the people at business, at their recreations, at home, and in factories. There is a scene in the puppet theatre at Osaka, and a glimpse of a religious festival.
3289 Turkey 2 Reels
Opening in Ankora, with its new and old housing methods, new factories, new schools and new outlook on life, we move to Instanbul, gatewa} between Europe and Asia, where the streets of Oriental character contrast strangely with the means of traffic control. We also visit an agricultural fair, a veterinary school, and a students' training college.
3290 Siberia 2 Reels
Travelling on the Trans-Siberian railroad, we are taken to the land of exiles. At the famous Alexandrovski Prison we see former political prisoners, and then make a tour of Irkutsk with its clinics and collective farms. Afterwards, on to Lake Baikal where men fish and seek gold, and the reindeer is the means of transport.
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