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94 NEWS REELS AND NOVELTIES "1000 and One"
NEWS REELS, WEEKLIES AND NOVELTY SUBJECTS (Continued)
How Eyes Tell Lies (1) Optical illusions and the kaleidoscope.
(A*18, A«144)
If You Could Shrink (y2) Combination of photomicrography, animated drawings and normal photography make this film amusing. (#20) Kelly Colors (1) Scenics in natural colors. (133) Kinograms (1) News reel, released twice a week. (51) Magic Reels (1) Magic tricks shown by ultra-rapid process; 3 in series. (133) Marionettes — Tony Sarg (1) Series of novelty cartoons. (36) Marvels of Motion (1) 13 in series ; subjects showing normal, slow and suspended action by Fleischer Novcgraph Process. (133) Match Play (2) Walter Hagen and Leo Diegel demonstrate championship golf against a background of fun. (A51) M-G-M News (1) News reel series. (A88) Movie Horoscopes (1) 12 releases, one for each month. (56) News Magazines (10) Series of one-reel each of edited and assembled scenes of current events. . (164)
Paul Terry-Toons (1) Series of sound cartoons. (A51) Reelviews (1) Single reel series on science and travel. (133) Will Rogers' Travelogues (1) Humorous and scenic series. (109) The Skysplitter (1) Fantastic trip aboard skyrocket car which travels through space past planets and stars. (#20) Roving Thomas (1) Series of novel cartoons combined with photography.
(54)
Sport and Outdoor Pictures (1) Series of four. (72) Travel Subjects (1) Series of travel pictures. (72) Travel Talks (1) 24 releases. (A56)
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