Descriptive Catalogue of Kodascope Library Motion Pictures (1932)

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69 CLASS L — Travel, Sports, Manners and Customs REEL NO. TITLE PRODUCER which furnish the spring-. The bait, a piece of deer meat, is attached to the trigger, the trap is set, and the boys withdraw. Next day a live cougar is found in the trap. Carefully the boys tie him and take him to camp. A splendid picture for boys. The cougar, variously called the mountain lion, puma and catamount, is the largest member of the cat family found in America. It destroys great numbers of cattle and sheep in the West annually. It is estimated that each one kills two deer every week. Most states offer a bounty on them. 952 feet standard length Rental $1.25 1141 Code CEFE Dangerous Trails Independent Bill and Bob, on horseback, climb Old Tahquiz, the sentinel of San Jacinto Range. An old Indian guide called Jim joins them, leading them up wonderful trails to great altitudes. As they are pitching camp, one of the boys discovers tracks of a lioness with her cub, which they decide to capture. Climbing higher, they find the lair. Jim tells them to come back at night for the cub while the lioness is hunting. As they return to camp they look down on the Coachella Desert nine thousand feet below them. At night, by torchlight, they return and capture the cub, which they later tame. The subject offers views of our Southwest country in all its vastness. A splendid picture for Boy Scouts. 908 feet standard length Rental $1.25 1142 Code CEFI Outwitting the Timber Wolf Independent Bill and Bob ride to their cabin in the woods by motorcycle, where they plan to catch a timber wolf. These wolves cause the cattlemen of the West tremendous losses every year. While the boys are out setting their traps, a black bear and cub visit the cabin and raise havoc with things in general, but particularly with the provisions. The cub finds his way onto the roof and is captured when the boys return. Next morning a wolf is found in one of the traps and the boys bind the hind and fore legs, muzzle him and take him to camp. A very interesting picture. 937 feet standard length Rental $1.25 1500 Code CARBA Washington, the Capital City Eastman Classroom Film Designed particularly for use in geography classes, this film will also be helpful in classes for history, civics, and American government. A series of dissolves shows Washington from the air; the District of To secure subjects of your own choice