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72 CLASS 1 — Travel, Sports, Manners and Customs
fascination' about this Old World town that appeals particularly to the traveler.
350 feet Rental $1.25
1130 Code CEFA Anchors Aweigh U. S. Navy
For Official Navy Recruiting Service Extremely interesting scenes showing life aboard one of our great battleships, with wonderful pictures of battleships, destroyers and torpedo boats under way and plowing through turbulent seas at high speed. Flag and other signalling, torpedo practice, submarine attacks, airplanes laying smoke screens, landing parties to attack shore enemies, and many other activities will prove of absorbing interest to all who are interested in our Navy and its operations.
394 feet Rental $1.00
1131 Code CEFE Hello, Hawaii U. S. Navy
A visit with the crew of a U. S. Battleship to this languorous and fascinating island. We gUmpse the famous beach at Waikiki and thrill as we watch the surfboard and out-rigger canoe riders come rushing in on the crest of the big waves. Then some native girls, led by Hula Lou, dance the hula for our special benefit. Some of our young sailors are adepts at lively "stepping." An amusing prank played upon one of their mates by several of the other sailors concludes the picture.
It. shows the pleasant opportunities offered young recruits in our navy. 344 feet Rental $1.00
1132 Code CEFI In the Days of Wooden Ships and Iron Men DeMille
Thrilling excerpts from "The Yankee Clipper,*' featuring William Boyd, Elinor Fair,
Walter Long and Junior Coghlan
Containing some exciting episodes of the clipper ship era, when American sailing ships established their supremacy of the sea.
The small cabin boy assists in the rescue of the fair maiden when a mutiny takes place, and the officers and a few loyal seamen are engaged in a hand-to-hand conflict with the rest of the crew.
Later, a typhoon is encountered and the scenes showing the mighty ship tossed like a chip on the mountainous waves, furnish one of the most thrilling sequences of the sort ever seen in a dramatic motion picture.
The scenes of the ship under sail and of the sailors executing various stunts of seamanship, will be a delight to every lover of the sailing ship, while the adventures depicted will make a strong appeal to young and old alike.
396 feet Rental $1.25
1133 CodeCEFO Follow the Leader Sportlight
Edited by Grantlaytd Rice Swimming, taken both in slow motion and at normal speed under various conditions, in different parts of the United States. We see the swimmers doing stunts under water in pictures taken from under the water; others walking, with more or less success, a greased pole high above the water, and one intrepid individual diving through some burning oil floating on the
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