The Educational screen (c1922-c1956])
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The Educational Screen
Do You Teach
Geography?
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an almost maudlinly sentimental ending weaken an otherwise satisfactory story. (See Film Estimates in this issue.)
187]THE RIVER PIRATE (Fox)
An effective rendering of the underworld type of story, beginning in the penitentiary, where an old offender befriends a youngster who is unjustly imprisoned. Organized thievery along the water fronts, a dramatic clash with detectives, and a complicating love interest are the high spots in the plot. Victor McLaglen and Nick Stuart carry the burden of the action competently, with Lois Moran and Donald Crisp adding satisfactory performances. Unusually good photography is a feature. (See Film Estimates in this issue.)
188] WHITE SHADOWS IN THE SOUTH SEAS
(Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer )
Offering more than the usual
dusky romance and hula dance.
Played by Monte Blue, Raquel
Torres, and a cast composed
chiefly 'of Tahitian natives. Photographed in the actual locale of the story, it has some gorgeous tropical settings. It has also some, totally unnecessary sound effects. (See Film Estimates for October.)
Historic Williamsburg as a National Museum
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pirates captured with Blackbeard and here also were confined General Hamilton and Major Hay, whom George Rogers Clarke took as prisoners of war at the fall of Vincennes in 1779 and sent to Williamsburg as captives for incarceration.
One of the features of the restoration plan is the repair and
restoration of the main College building bringing it as near as possible to the design of the original Sir Christopher Wrenn building erected in 1692. Nothing will be spared to make the
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