Home Movies (Jan-Dec 1940)

Page scan 00013 from Home Movies

Record Details:

Title:
Home Movies
Date:
Jan-Dec 1940
Publisher:
[Los Angeles, Ver Halen publications; etc., etc.]
Volume:
Home movies
Leaf #:
00013
Language:
English
Subjects:
motion pictures, Cinematography -- Periodicals","Motion pictures -- Periodicals
Collection:
Non-Theatrical Film
Format:
Periodicals
Contributor:
Library of Congress, MBRS, Moving Image Section
Sponsor:
Media History Digital Library
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Date Added:
July 31, 2025
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HOME MOVIES FOR JANUARY PAGE 7 through. Where’s my dollar?” Scene 18. Mother presents him with dollar bill. Scene 19. Close-up of Verne with dollar bill. Eyes wide open, staring straight ahead. Here the scene fades out slowly and into the following to give the impression that the scenes which follow are his thoughts while day-dreaming of what he might do with the dollar bill. Scene 20. Fade-in. Verne buying malted milk at soda fountain. Scene 21. Verne buyingcandy. Scene 22. Verne buyingsoda pop. Scene 23. Verne buyingice cream. Scene 24. Buying popcorn. Scene 25. Buys ice cream cone. Scene 26. Buys more candy. Scene 27. Verne coming home with expression of not feeling too well. Scene 28. Verne comes walking into the house doubled up with a pain in his stomach. Scene 29. Mother views situation. Takes Verne by the hand and leads him off scene. Scene 30. In bathroom, mother has Verne by one hand and is exploring medicine cabinet with the other. Scene 31. Close-up of mother reaching for a bottle which reads “castor oil.” Scene 32. Mother administers several spoonfuls to young son, who is making terrible faces. Scene 33. Mother leads him from the bathroom. Scene 34. Mother starts to undress him in bedroom. Scene 35. Verne is put to bed. Here scene fades out I slowly. Scene 36. Fade in slowly, to same scene as the end of scene 19. Verne turns head slightly and notices something in distance off scene. Scene 37. Close-up of little pig bank on the shelf. Scene 38. With a grin on his face, he goes over to his bank, carefully deposits his dollar bill. Fade out. — The end. — B. Lloyd Folger. ■ Own it and Cheer ! ^ A WORLD OLYMPIC OF THRILLING SPORTS ACTION! SPORT PARADE — I Of THE YEAR! I — In 8mm and 16mm Home Movies CASTLE GIVES YOU THE FILM OF THE CHAMPIONS... THE BIG-TIME SPORTS MOVIE PACKED WITH HEADLINE EVENTS OF THE YEAR! World's Biggest Outboard Race Britain and U.S. War on Polo Field \oU’LL see records topple— new marks setright on your own home movie screen! You’ll have a “front-seat” view of the fatal Indianapolis Auto Race smash-up — your pulse will race while Johnstown wins the Kentucky Derby — John Cobb tears over the Utah flats at 353 m.p.h.! You will be right there while Britain’s Sydney Wooderson clashes with Rideout in the Race of the Century. You’ll see the World Series— Ski Winners— Polo Champs — Harvard beating Yale on the Thames— Golf Kings— Speed Kings— Sport Kings — and The Sport Parade’s All-American football team in the gridiron season’s most spectacular runs ... all these and more in ACTION CLOSE-UPS! Expertly photographed — edited by professionals — it’s a CASTLE CLASSIC! EXCITING PROGRAM OF EVENTS! RECORD REGATTA — Daring skippers stage world's biggest outboard race at Long Beach, Cal. HARVARD SWEEPS YALE OARSMEN — Sturdy Crimson crew outpulls Eli by length-andhalf on Thames. SPORT PARADE'S ALL-AMERICAN— Spectacular gridiron heroes and plays of 1939. N. Y. YANKEES AGAIN CHAMPIONS — Conquer Cincinnati, 4 straight, inWorld Series. WOMEN SKI CHAMPIONS — Canada stages thrilling winter meet at Quebec. U.S. RETAINS POLO CUP— Americans defeat British, 2 straight, in International series. THE KENTUCKY DERBY— “Johnstow n "thrills thousands as he outruns "El Chico" at Churchill Downs. RACE OF CENTURY!— Princeton Mile won by fleet-footed Chuck Fenske against topnotch field. GOLF CROWN WINNER— The putt that won the championship. 353 MILES AN HOUR! — British sportsman, John Cobb, attempts record run on Utah's salt flats. AUTO SPEED CLASSIC— Sensational smashups in 500-mile Indianapolis marathon of dare-devil drivers. L ORDER Sport Parade Of The Year from your 8mm: 50— $1.75 180— $5.50 • 16mm: Sound on Film : 350’ — photo lOO — $17.50 ■ ■ i supply dealer TODAY'. $3.50 360'— $8.75 ■ ■ ■ ■■ CASTLE 30 Rockefeller Plaza • FILMS New York City ANOTHER HOME MOVIE HIT 'SKI REVELS" Fastest growing winter sport in the world! Beginners and champions in the smart lands of snow and ski! St. Moritz, Banff, Lake Placid. Amazing shots that completely cover this exhilarating sport! A film sports lovers will treasure for years. Send me free copy of Castle Films 1940 illustrated catalogue covering News, Sports, Entertainment, and Novelty Subjects. Name Address ?