Animated Weekly, No. 61 (1917)
Short | Documentary, Short, News

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Animated Weekly, No. 61 (1917)

Short | Documentary, Short, News

After 3 Weeks' Drill: Naval recruits maneuver to show wonderful progress in short training, Naval training station, Lake Bluff, Ill. Subtitles: On parade ground. Hats off to the flag. Ready for sham battle. U.S. Sailors in trenches. Firing...See moreAfter 3 Weeks' Drill: Naval recruits maneuver to show wonderful progress in short training, Naval training station, Lake Bluff, Ill. Subtitles: On parade ground. Hats off to the flag. Ready for sham battle. U.S. Sailors in trenches. Firing 3-inch guns. Out of U-Boat Zone: American liner "Philadelphia" arrives after dash through restricted waters bringing survivors of sunken ship, New York Harbor, N.Y. Subtitles: Passengers who braved barred zone. Crews of the sunken ships, "Japanese Prince," and "Housatonic." Mate Robert Ferguson who, with two companions, received $25,000 from Britain for saving tug "Vigilant" at sea. Fled From Villa: Refuges driven from homes by bandit camp where Uncle Sam keeps watch, near Columbus, New Mexico. Subtitles: Camp barber. A little music. Animated cameraman in Army aeroplane photographs return of General Pershing's force from Mexico, on border near Columbus, New Mexico. How it looked from half mile up. Moving groups are Pershing's soldiers. The Army camp. Flames Destroy School: Cincinnati firemen aid in fighting blaze that leaves $75,000 building in ruins, Norwood, Ohio. King Momus Resigns at New Orleans: Hundreds of thousands of visitors attend the annual Mardi Gras ceremonies in Southern City. Subtitles: Rex arrives in his royal yacht and ascends his moving throne. Some of the gaily decorated floats. The keys of the city presented to his majesty, Rex. Mothers Clamor for Food: Carrying their half-starved babies, women of lower East Side call upon Mayor Mitchel to use his influence in lowering prohibitive prices, New York City. Subtitles: "Our babies need milk." Bystander advises against rioting. The committee to which Mayor Mitchel pledged his aid. Former Prices/Present Prices. 2 lbs. of onions .06/.40, 4 lbs. of potatoes .08/.28, 1 lb. of cabbage .02/.20. Remember the Maine: Veterans, inmates of Soldier's Home, unveil tablet in memory of sailor dead, Sawtelle, Cal. Subtitles: The tablet, made of one of the destroyed battleship's armored plates. Submarine Maneuvers: Uncle Sam's sea fighters, both bristling with menace for foe, New London, Conn. Subtitles: The submarine is ready. A ride on the bow. Here she comes. President Decorates Schoolboy: Harold F. Stose, Washington High School pupil, wins medal offered for best patriotic essay written by an American boy or girl, Washington, D.C. Subtitles: President and Mrs. Wilson arrive for the ceremony. "Hal" Stose, the winner. Giant Hydroplane for Denmark: Giant twin machine is tested for neutral government, which is preparing to defend rights, Newport News, Va. Fashions, Made in America: Manikins display newest styles in gowns, New York City. (Salon of Harry Collins). Subtitles: A blue and black bugle embroidered net robe over black meteor. Sport suit of carnival faille and blue satine. Navy and black charmeuse with Chinese embroidered panels. Trantricotine and taffeta with blue soutache embroidery. Cartoons by Hy Mayer. Written by Moving Picture World synopsis See less

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Robert Ferguson Self Self See fewer	Animated Weekly, No. 61 (1917)
Harold F. Stose Self Self See fewer	Animated Weekly, No. 61 (1917)
Edith Galt Wilson Self Self See fewer	Hearst-Selig News Pictorial, No. 81 (1915)
Woodrow Wilson Self Self See fewer	The Birth of a Nation (1915)

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