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FREE SOUND FILMS
35 m/m SOUND-ON-HLM SUBJECTS
(FREE)
Subject 35 m/m No.
Progress on Parade — 3 reels. (Men, methods and 10010
materials as combined in the construction of the
products of General Motors. Brief views of Re'
search, Proving Ground, and other Corporation
activities. )
The Flying Telephone — 1 reel. (A dramatic short 10015
story, produced on the famous air'fields of California,
and dedicated to the Aviation Industry of America,
which both shows and explains in graphic detail the
important part that the new radio telephone plays in
air transportation.)
New Voice Highways — 1 reel. (A quick moving edu 10016
cational subject, showing how telephone cable is made
and used. Contrasts are drawn between the old meth'
od of stringing city telephone wires on poles, to the
detriment of the skyline, and the modern manner in
which the huge lead'covercd speech'carriers are now
run on underground. Music and sound effects en'
hance the popular appeal.)
The March Is Forward — 2 reels. (One of the finest 10017
pictures of shoemaking ever made.)
Sky Harbor — 1 reel. (Airport and ships of the air 10018
provide the settings for this combined scenic and edu'
cational short. The operation of the radio telephone
communication system is shown and explained by a
combination of actual photography and animated
drawings.)
Underwater Speechways — 1 reel. (Industrial and en 10019
gineering high spots in the making and use of sub'
marine telephone cable. Three of the most interest'
ing underwater telephone installation jobs are shown,
such as the Cape Cod to Martha's Vineyard cable, the
Golden Gate cable at San Francisco, and the Missis'
sippi River cable in Louisiana.)
A Day with the "Sun" — 3 reels. (A comprehensive 10024
story of the newspaper industry and detailed ex'
position of the working of the "New York Sun.")
Let's Be Modern — 1 reel. (Portraying an amazing 10025
new "No Knead" method which takes the work out
of making good homemade bread and rolls.)
Commerce Around the Coffee Cup — 1 reel. (Pre 10027
sented in an entertaining manner and answers com'
mon questions about international trade.)
Under Control — (Graphically portrays industry's 10028
fight to bring nature's resources under control. Dy
namic scenes of exciting events in the modern trans'
portation world.) Note — this film will not be
released until early in 1937.
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