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CLASS 1— Travel, Sports, Manners and Customs
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1004 Code CABU Where the Screen Tree Grows Chester A Japanese screen design on tapestry of dead Hmbs upon which Herons are
cleverly embroidered, mspired a desire on the part of the spectator to visit a countrv where such scenes are a reality. A trip by aeroplane to some islands in the Gulf of Mexico brmgs the spectator to the breeding grounds of millions of birds among which are seen Pelicans, Buzzards, Herons, Cranes and Man-o'war birds Some of the scenes of the nesting and rearing of the young are very interesting and beautitul. Final scenes show what might well have been the original of the Japanese screen design.
708 feet standard length Rental $1.00
1005 Code CABAR In and Out of Kongo San Chester
Kongo San is one of those interesting out of the way places that one reads about but few have an opportunity to see.
Starting out from the southern portion of Manchuria, we travel through part of Korea and eventually reach Kongo San, founded by Buddhist Monks many hundreds of years ago in an almost inaccessible nook surrounded by hicrh mountains Here is situated a 500-year-old Monastery in which a colony of iSo monks live m almost complete isolation.
Journeying on, we pass the beautiful Three Day Lake, named from the fact that Its beauty enchanted the Princess who discovered it, so that for three days she gazed in rapture forgetting either to eat or sleep.
The Kongo River flows through the middle of the valley, being fed by waterfalls some of which we are permitted to see. The Flying Phoenix and the Fall of the Nine Dragons are wonderfully picturesque and fall from great height
With the cameraman we climb to the Pinnacle of the Clou'ds, irom^'which we gain an extensive view of the wild, mountainous country. And descendincr again we get our final view of Kongo San from the sea. '^
775 feet standard length Rental $1.00
1006 Code CABER Old China and New Chester-Outing A most interesting travel scenic. Much of the trip was taken by boat along
the labyrinthine canal system which covers much of the country. The first part of the trip is over a canal which was old as long ago as 486 B. C. Myriads of boats are seen everywhere, and an innumerable number of very picturesque arch bridges span the canals at frequent intervals. One junk-boat-building establishment looks as if It could furnish all the boats required in China. Riverside laundries are seen everywhere, and towing barges by man power seems to be a favorite method of transportation. A curious irrigating pump worked by coolies as a treadmill is followed by pictures of duck growing, fishing and picturesque sailing junks. Ihe leaning Pagoda of Su-Chow is reminiscent of the Leaning Tower of Pisa. ^
804 feet standard length Rental $1.00
1007 Code CABIR Greece Post Greece is interesting to all the world as the home of ancient beauty. Modern
Greece treasures and preserves the wonderful remains of her former architectural
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