1000 and One--the Blue Book of Non-Theatrical Films (1930)

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30 GEOGRAPHY "1000 am GROUP 29 Central and South Africa Africa (1) Training and educating natives; scenes of Johannesburg. An African Adventure (1) Visit to a native village. (A* 18, A* 144) The Disappearing Jungle (1) The white man's transformation of Africa — irrigation, plantations and mills. (A* 18, A* 144) Cape of Good Hope (1) Events and landmarks dealing with life of Cecil Rhodes; Capetown and Table Mountain. Prizma color. (133) Glories of Motoring (1) Majestic grandeur of mountain ranges of South Africa. (170) The Great Tourist Resort (1) Delightful varied and vivid interests of South Africa. (170) Tip of the Dark Continent (1) Cape Colony scenes. (35) Victoria Falls (1) One of the wonders of the world — discovered by David Livingstone. (170) Wild Men of Kalihari (6) Dr. C. Ernest Cadle tells of native life in southwestern Africa, most primitive human beings. (A67, A140) Zulu Native Life (1) War dance of this tribe. (170) (See also Group 113) GROUP 30 ASIA China Bits of China (1) Shanghai, Hong Kong and Manchuria. (164) Chinese Republic (1) General survey, industries and resources, chief cities. (164) The City That Never Sleeps (1) Life, manners and customs of Canton. (•20) The Great Wall of China (1) Interesting views of this wonder. (164) In the Steps of Genghis Khan (1) The forbidden city — pagodas, temples and Ming tombs. (A153) A Land of Eternal Summer (1) Story of life in Hong Kong. (#20) Pieces of China (6) Cities, ancient palaces, great wall, arched bridges, tea houses, colleges and tombs. (109) Shanghai (1) Tour of China's great seaport down to Singapore. (21, 54, 114, 164) Under the Dragon (1) Street scenes and Chinese customs. (A153) Unknown China (2) From Shanghai to Peking with glimpses of cities and country en route. (36, 164) (See also Groups 135-6) GROUP 31 India and Ceylon India — Customs and Occupations (1) Life studies — bathing season at Madra, Hindu Nautch girls, snake charmers. . x (164) Benares (1) Street scenes of world center of Hinduism; detailed views of priests and pilgrims ; the Ganges and ceremonial rites. (109) Calcutta (1) Exterior aspects of largest city of British India ; parks, thoroughfares, harbor, temple and Queen Victoria Memorial. (109) Indian Empire (1) General survey, topography, climate, food production, views of Ganges and Delhi. (164) Kashmir — Old and New (1) Hindu and Mohammedan religious ceremonies; manufacture of paper; an American model school. (109) Shiraz (8) Great romance of the famous Taj Mahal produced in India with an all-Hindu cast. (3, 67) Women Workers of Ceylon (1) Shows women of Ceylon preparing flour, cooking, laundering, rearing children, and growing cacao. (109) (See also Groups 135-6) GROUP 32 Japan Children of Japan (1) Interesting studies of child life at work and at play. (164) Glimpses of the Country of Arts and Crafts (1) Japan — its embroideries, lacquered objects, etc. (A* 18, A* 144) Japan (Series of 5, 1 reel each) Titles are: Cabaret of Old Japan, Tokio to the Metropolis, Japan, Japanese Oddities, Old Nippon. (72) Symbols and reference-numbers are explained on page 3.