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THRILLS
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battlefronts ... to your
Official Films NEWS
photographed by ace camermen
screen
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come
around the world. Each Volume is a dramatic addition to your library ... together they form the
most comprehensive film encyclopedia of World
War II
from 1939 to present day!
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.
.
1944— Vol.
2 (NT-244)
INVASION
(Dramatic motion picture record of D-Day)
1944—Vol.
I
BATTLE OF
(NT- 44)
1
TARAWA
also included in reel
Cairo-Teheran Conferences
Watch
for
Volumes
Vol. 3
—
Vol. 4
3
—for
for
8MM-16MM
and 4 of 1944 News
September release
December
Thrills!
release
SILENT-
SOUND
NEWS
THRILLS
1943—Vol. 4
ITALY SURRENDERS
also included in
(NT-443)
reel
Invasion of Europe
Ploetsi
Bombed
1943—Vol.
3
ALLIES INVADE SICILY
also included in
Fall
(NT-343)
reel
of Pantelleria
1943—Vol.
2
TUNISIAN VICTORY
also included
in
Captured Jap
(NT-243)
reel
Films
Tokyo Bombed
Battle of Bismarck
1943—Vol.
Sea
I
CASABLANCA CONFERENCE
also included in reel
(NT- 43)
1
Victory of Stalingrad
Jap Defeat at Guadalcanal
Aussie Raiders on Timor
OUR SCREE
EWS
THRILLS
1942—Vol. 4
U.
OPENS SECOND FRONT
S.
also included in
Defeated
Japs
British
Bomb
(NT-442)
reel
Offensive
Russian
Traps
Nazis,
New
in
Victory
in
U. S. Carrier.
Guinea,
Egypt, Japs
1942—Vol. 3
ALLIES STOP ROMMEL
also included
in
(NT-342)
reel
U. S. Rangers Raid Dieppe, U.
Marines Capture Solomon
1.
100
U.
S.
and
British
S.
Islands,
Planes
Bomb Germany.
1942—Vol. 2
MIDWAY
BATTLE OF
also included
British
(NT-242)
reel
in
Capture Madagascar, Allied
Convoy
Foils Axis Attack, "Flying
Tigers" in Far East, R.A.F. Bombs
Gen. Mac Arthur in AusMacArthur in Philippines,
Gen. Stilwell and Chiang Kai-Shek
Paris,
tralia,
in
Burma.
1942—Vol.
JAPS
also included in
British
tle
reeJ
Commandos
of Singapore,
War, Burning of
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BOMB PEARL HARBOR
(NT- 42)
1
Action, BatU. S. Declares
in
S.S.
Normandie,
Stops Hitler, Shelling of
Aruba, U. S. Navy Blasts Marshall
Russia
Islands.
4
8MM-16MM
SILENT-
SOUND
NEWS
1941
THRILLS
jr 1940
1939
1941—Vol.
2
NAZIS INVADE RUSSIA
also included
in
(NT-241)
reel
Roosevelt-Churchill Meet at Sea,
Britain-Russia Sign Historic Pact,
British Sink Nazi Ships, Fall River
Fire. Test Flight World's Largest
Bomber.
i
1941—Vol.
I
SINKING OF BISMARCK
also included
Great Jersey
in
(NT- 141)
reel
Fire,
Willkie
Visits
Army
Takes Over Glen
dale Plane Factory, Madame Lu
King Carol's Visit
pescu and
Bombing of Malta, F.D.R. Pro
claims Unlimited Emergency, Cap
ture of Tobruk.
London,
1940—Vol.
TACOMA
2
BRIDGE COLLAPSE
also included
in
(NT-240)
reel
Battle of Britain, F. D. R. Elected
to Third Term, First Peacetime
Draft and Other Highlights.
1940—Vol.
LIGHTNING
also included
in
I
WAR
reel
(NT- 140)
Nazis Invade Norway, North Sea
Battle,
Hitler's
Blitzkrieg
on Low-
lands.
1939
—complete
GRAF SPEE SCUTTLED
also
included
in
reel
(NT-039)
Coronation of Pope Pius XII, Reds
Bomb Helsinki, World's Fair Opening and Other Highlights.
SEE HISTORY
ON YOUR
SCREEN
JUNfjLb JINKb
•
cover
CANDYTOWN
(CC-26)
. and a wonderful
time for a boy and a girl when they dismade of lollypop posts and peppermint canes.
A
it's
moon
trip to the
•
TOYLAND ADVENTURE
A
busy day
.
.
(CC-27)
with wooden soldiers on
romantic mice • • . and a battle royal when
a mean old cat tries to spoil the fun.
parade
•
.
.
the toyshop
in
.
.
THE CAT'S DILEMMA
The cat swallows a canary
the cat chorus
• IN
•
.
.
.
.
when
.
his
(CC-28)
finds himself out of
• and
"meow" changes to a warble.
.
A CARTOON STUDIO (CC-29)
The ins and outs of a cartoon studio ... as the animals
and preproduce a meller-drammer on "Little Nell"
.
view
•
it
in
.
.
the great outdoors.
THREE LITTLE KITTENS
(CC-30)
Cutting capers with the three mischievous kittens. Thrilling
suspense as one of the kittens
is saved from a villainous rat.
•
THE GOLDEN GOOSE
(CC-31)
Jack
in
the Beanstalk saves the
day for the Old Woman in the
he climbs the
Shoe, when
giant's tower, and steals
Golden Goose.
8MM— 16MM
KING
LITTLE
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•
A ROYAL GOOD TIME
The
(CC-8)
cu
(
King goes on a royal bender
at the amusement park. A mad, merrygo-round of fun with sword swallower, fire eater and hindu
Little
fakir.
•
CHRISTMAS NIGHT
(CC-9)
the palace on Xmas eve . . . and Xmas
morn finds a royal riot as the Little King makes merry
with fire engines and airplanes.
Santa Claus
•
visits
SULTAN PEPPER
(CC-IO)
A
galaxy of gals and giggles as the Little King, sporting
a gleam in his royal eye, plays hide and seek with the
Sultan's harem.
• IN
DARKEST AFRICA
Thrilling
game
hunting
.
(CC-II)
Little King goes big
and gets caught by the Cannibals.
adventures as the
jungle
.
.
•
ART FOR ART'S SAKE
A
masterpiece
museum
.
.
.
of
comedy
and has
of fun when he
bi ^ fat Venus.
bumps
•
CACTUS CAPERS
A
rootin', tootin*
(CC-12)
His Highness
as
the
into a
(CC-13)
good time
as
the Little King goes west . . .
to bust broncos at the rodeo
and smoke the cigar-of-goodwill with the Injuns.
HE FAMILY
visits
barrels
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WsiLENT—
SILENT— SOUND
CARTOONS
BROWNIES VICTORY GARDEN (CC 14)
Brownie wins a victory •
nition ... as he saves
•
•
his
it
ammu-
bumper crop from a
wolfish
proving that food
saboteur.
BROWNIE BUCKS THE JUNGLE
•
(CC-15)
and monkeys . . • Brownie
back alive from the African jungle.
Lions, tigers, panthers, elephants
"Buck" brings 'em
all
GALLOPING HOOFS
•
(CC-16)
Brownie rides Fanny Lou in the big handicap, and it's a race
to the finish
with Brownie's "Fannie" first over the line.
—
• PICNIC
PROBLEMS (CC-
7)
1
The love-bug bites Brownie . • . the birds, the bees, the
flowers, the trees
even the giraffes are necking but
Brownie almost goes bugs before he gets to first base.
—
—
•
THE VILLAIN PURSUES HER
A
"reel"
meller-drammer as the
homestead and kidnaps Brownie's
(CC-18)
mortgages the
villain
But Brownie bravely
the lady from the
gal.
rescues
moiderous
• ROBIN
ACAIN
villain.
HOOD
RIDES
(CC-19)
Hood Brownie saves the
princess from the tower
scaling parapets, shooting
Robin
fair
.
arrows and foiling the noblemen of the court.
8
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OFFICIAL FILMS
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• JOLLY FISH (CC-20)
Sea-ing is believing . • . as the lobster
rhumbas, octopus plays tho piano, and fish
walk ... in this tall fish tale.
• TIGHT ROPE TRICKS (CC-21)
Here comes the circus • . . with Dick & Larry dodging a
revenge-seeking lion on the tight ropes . . • while the
animals perform
•
in
the three rings far below.
BARNYARD BUNK
(CC-22)
dumps
but sweet swing peps up
. .
.
production . • . and the hens lay eggs to rhythm while
rne cows give milk in bottles.
The farmer's
in
the
PUZZLED PALS (CC-23)
tough jigsaw puzzle • • . and a problem child, left by
the stork . . • have these quiz kids in a dilemma.
•
A
•
HAPPY HOBOES
Riding the
rails
(CC-24)
and roaming the roads with the Shanty-
town Pals. Boxcar trouble . . .
and a chicken dinner ... in
the backwoods lumber country.
• FIRE! FIRE! (CC-25)
See these firemen put out the
and make a sizzling
their smoke as
they clang back to town with
blaze .
rescue.
a hot
.
•
Watch
mama.
THE FAMILY
SILENT— SOUND
FROG
CARTOONS
FLIP
%
the
• JAIL BIRDS (CC-I)
A
"hair-raising"
MAD
• MOVIE
Movie mad
(CC-2)
mixed up with pie-tossing comedians,
westerners and a fast sprinting cop.
Flip gets
sharp shootin'
THE VILLAGE BARBER
•
How
to
.
•
STORMY SEAS
Flip,
.
.
(CC-3)
quartet and
run the complete tonsorial parlor,
with a hairy dog the star customer.
all
in
guard
prison
as
battle
catches an escaped jailbird.
Flip
the
sailor,
distress,
and
(CC-4)
makes a daring rescue of a
is
decorated for bravery
.
.
fair
.
maiden
with a
kiss.
• THE CUCKOO MURDER CASE (CC-5)
As Sherlock Holmes, Flip almost goes cuckoo solving a
murder in the haunted house.
• THE VILLAGE SMITTY (CC-6)
The "mighty smith" rescues his best gal and again becomes
"My
Hero"!
An
Official Film
"Laugh Special"
CHARLIE CHAPLIN in
"HITS OF THE PAST"
(CC-7)
The King of
of the
career.
Comedy
in
some
funniest antics of
Plenty of laughs
his
for
any age group.
8
MM— 16 MM
FUN FOR A
si
• ZOO'S
WHO
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(AD-I)
The social register of the animal kingdom . . . lions, tigers,
elephants, penguins, seals, chimps
in action at the St.
Louis Zoo. Thrill as the jungle kings snap through their paces
Laugh yourself silly as the stars of the
in the training arena!
Zoo put on a merry performance.
...
—
THE GOLDEN WEST
•
(AD-2)
The story of the West, showing the early days of
the white man's gold rush . . . the covered
Trace the dramatic events of a century. See how
Navajo lives
and today's gold mining methods.
.
.
.
.
.
the
Navajo
wagon trail.
the modern
Educational,
entertaining and beautifully photographed.
• N. Y.
WORLD'S FAIR
(AD-3)
the greatest fair of all times. Breathtaking beauty
the Official Motion Picture Photographers of the
Fair.
Includes all the great theme buildings, the
Trylon, magnificent
Industrial exhibits, and the fun and
frolic of the Midway. Night scenes
of the never-to-be-forgotten foun-
Vivid scenes of
as filmed by
N. Y. World's
Perisphere and
—
tains
and fireworks.
WORLD'S FAIR
Kodachrome (AD-4)
• N. Y.
An equally complete tour of the
Fair — in a Kodachrome version,
capturing all the color and beauty
I6MM Short,
of the exposition.
$28.25
16
—
16 MM Feature, $109.35—
Sound (2 reels) $312.00
Gov't Excise Tax on Silent
MM
(Plus
Subjects)
WE
FAMILY
SILENT— SOUND
!
SPOR
Bringing champions
field of
from every
sport to the
Home Movie
Screen
Films SPORTBEAMS are jampacked with action
featuring the out9
Official
.
world.
•
.
from the sporting
Whether yoxCre a football follower,
standing
personalities
swim
addict, golf enthusiast or just a regular
outdoor fan, you'll find that SPORTBEAMS
offer the "best" in your favorite field of sport.
BIG LEAGUE BASEBALL
(SB- 1 6)
A
review of big
league stars in action . . . showing the specialized plays thai
have made them famous on the
sport-acular
diamond. Baseball ai its besi
with Carl Hubbell, Bucky WaJ
ters, Dizzy Dean, Pepper Mar
tin,
Joe Medwiclc and
other professionals.
man)
BOWS AND ARROWS
(SB-17)
A
adventure in th<
great outdoors . . . with bo*
and arrow. An archery gam«
called "roving". The skill o
the archer matched against
thrilling
.
golfer . . . and special trick
and lessons by five-time Champ
Russ Hoogerhyde.
AMPION
EAMS
KENNEL KINGS
Every
dog has
hit day, at
(SB-18)
blueblooded thorough brads put
paws forward at the Morris and Essex Dog Show.
Cockers and Setters Bulls and Ter-
their best
Danes and Daschunds
—and
—
—
every type of blue-
riers
ribboned pup
struts
his
stuff,
with an eye on the laurels.
FOLLOW THRU
(SB-I)
Metz,
Dick
master
the
of
smooth approach; Jimmy
Thompson,
the
longest
driver
in
game; and Horton Smith,
most
consistent
putter,
show
by actual demonstration
how
make the shots that have
made them "tops' on the golf
to
green.
MONARCHS
OF THE RING
(SB-8)
A
cavalcade of ring
featuring
Firpo
Dempsey
vs.
vs.
Wills,
Dempsey
Tunney,
Dempsey
vs.
classics,
Willard,
vs.
Paulino
vs.
Firpo,
Carpentier, Louis
vs.
Galento, Louis
ing
(both fights).
vs.
Schmel-
(Shorts contain three fights
only.)
RY
FIELD
OF SPORT
SPORT
WINTER SPORTS
(SB-14)
Champions of snow and ice
show the way it should be done.
Beautifully
the
white
tain
and
photographed amid
splendor of mounSkiing, skating,
lake.
tobogganing, bobsledding, ice
sailing,
snow trotting
plenty of snow fun
.
.
and
.
I
WRESTLING THRILLS
(SB-15)
Grunts
and
groans from
padded arena.
Plenty of
the
thrills
and plenty of laughs as
behemoths . .
and lady wrestlers go through
frantic antics that end up in a
.
.
.
the
battling
sizzling
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exciting
pointers,
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picturesque subject on hunt-
ing for the outdoor man. Shows
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battle royal.
A MAN, A DOC
AND A GUN (SB-IO)
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.
performance of
and spaniels.
setters
game
birds
trained
bird
picture of guns,
and
dogs
intelligently
in
action.
FOOTBALL
New
(SB-6)
York Football Giants. The real inside of
modern football is explained by Dr. Marvin "Mai" Stevens,
Head Football Coach of New York University. This film
will help you follow the ball
showing football strategy
and the men that make the plays work.
Featuring
—
14
8MM-
I
6M
UNDERWATER
CHAMPIONS
Aqua
Sports (SB-4)
Underwater goggle fishing and
an entire circus on the ocean
floor, complete with clowns and
hotdog stands. Aquatic champions swim and dive amid
beauty spots of California and
Florida.
Exciting aqua-planing.
CHAMPIONSHIP
BASKETBALL
(SB-5)
The great game of basketball
analysed by Nat Holman, Head
Basketball Coach of the College of the City of New York*
See basketball as it is played
todayl
(Available in feature length*
only.)
AWAY WITH
THE WIND
(SB-3)
A
story of the sea, from the
old square-rigger of days gone
by, to the sleek, trim racing
yachts of today. Racing dinghies, California regattas, cup
racing between "Endeavor" and
"Ranger," motor boat racing
and surf riding in Honolulu.
BLUE BLOODS
(SB-2)
A
saga of the thoroughbred from colt days to home
stretch triumphs. Harness racing, riding to hounds, Pirnlico,
Hambletonian, Grand National Steeplechase and
"War Admiral" in action, winning the classic Preakness.
—
15
—
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SPEEDWAY
(SB-7)
automobile racing.
Road racing in France and
England, Monte Carlo midget
thrilling
auto
races,
dashes
around the dirt track and then
every speed demon's ultimate
aim, the Indianapolis Speedway.
All types of
ON THE TRAIL
A
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film
of
sport
(SB-9)
and
scenic
beauty. Inspiring scenes in the
Rockies— life a^ a western dude
ranch, with plenty of atmosphere, including cowboys, bucking broncs and old-fashioned
coaches with six-horse teams
pack-trip vacation and a
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thrilling
mountain
lion
SPORT THRILLS
hunt.
(SB-13)
Outstanding events and
in
stars
every field of sport. National
AAU
Basketball Championship,
Track Meet, Indianapolis Auto-
mobile Racing, National Open
Golf Tournament, National
Men's and Women's Tennis Finals at Forest Hills, Big
League All-Star Baseball Game, Yanks vs. Dodgers World
Series.
TOUCHDOWN
THRILLS
(SB-II)
A
cavalcade of gridiron greats, packed with thrilling
moments, as scenes and plays from some of the most
sensational football
your eyes.
A
pigskin
games
of past seasons unfold before
parade to delight every football
fan.
16
CHAMPIONS FROM EVERY
FIELD OF SPORT
I
Broadway
Each
Came
Includes
6 REELS OF FILM
(each a saparate raca
BETTING TICKETS
PLAYING MONEY
DIRECTIONS
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races
•
•
•
watch the flying hoofs . . .
cheer for the Breakaway
... in your own living
rooml
BROADWAY HANDICAP
(AD-5)
race—featuring
8 thoroughbreds
numbered for betting. Races not identified ... no one
knows winners
reels can be used again and again.
Choose a reel at random • . . place bets with "cashier"
start your
(paper money and betting tickets provided)
projector and you're off to
the racesl Results flash on
screen at end of race and
the lucky winner collects the
"pay-off."
Each Game includes 6 Reefs
Each reel an actual
—
—
—
—
ftAup
8MM
PRICE
SILENT
$13.75
I6MM SILENT
I6MM SOUND
(Plus
18.50
46.00
Gov't Excise Tax on
Silent
Subjects)
17
HOME MOVIE RACING GAME
Timely and
patriotic, each
of these films will instill
into the hearts and minds
of home movie audiences,
a new consciousness of the
glory that is America!
* OUR FIRST LINE OF
DEFENSE
A
stirring
turization
(US-I)
and authentic
of
Uncle
pic-
Sam's
Navy, showing recruiting and
training stations
and the
full power of our fleet.
See
destroyers,
cruisers,
dread-
—
naughts, carriers and navy
planes in action. Produced
with cooperation of U. S.
Navy.
* THE MARINES HAVE
LANDED (US-2)
Shows
career
of a "Devilinduction day
to participation in full-scale
Cheer
maneuvers.
invasion
the Marines as they march
with the Army, sail with the
Navy and fly with the Air
Produced with coCorps.
operation of U. S. Marines.
Dog"
— from
• SKY RIDERS (US-3)
A saga of the air from the
Wright Brothers to modern
pursuit planes. Dive bombers in 500 m.p.h. power dives,
aircraft carrier take-offs, development of the glider, and
a transcontinental flight of a modern airliner.
• MR. PRESIDENT (US-4)
A cavalcade of American presidents
from
first
motion
pictures to third term of F.D.R. Covers inauguration and
highlights in administrations of McKinley, Teddy Roosevelt, Taft, Wilson, Harding, Coolidge, Hoover and Franklin
D. Roosevelt.
• ADOLF HITLER DOING LAMBETH WALK
(US-5)
Here's the funniest short specialty ever
as the trick
camera goes to work on Adolf "Shicklegruber" Hitler
and the goose-stepping Gestapo hepcats make themselves
thoroughly ridiculous to the strains of the British "Lambeth
Walk." (16MM Sound only, $9.85.)
—
• THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER
(US-6)
An
aid to community singing. Sound version is synchronized
against a moving orchestration of our National Anthem.
Words of "The Star Spangled Banner" are superimposed
on each succeeding scene of both silent and sound version.
16
(8MM
MM
Silent
$1.85
— 16MM
(Plus
drama of the
(US-7)
—Canada's conquest the
power. Giant
boats with
points east and west— by way
arctic airlanes
frozen north, through air
precious cargoes bound for
of the north 1 Excellent comment
globes.
$3.50
Gov't Excise Tax on Silent Subjects)
• WINGS FOR VICTORY
A
Silent
Sound, $5.30.)
of
flying
and
illustration
through
(Feature lengths only.)
^/OFFICIAL FiiLK
19
8MM-16MM
SILENT- SOUND
A
series of concert films
for the music lover
•
•
•
each reel an unprecedented recital by outstanding artists of our
day, blending music and
cinema with imaginative beauty • • . interpreting
the works of Chopin, Debussy, Schubert and
others.
Schubert's "AVE MARIA" (MU-I)
ELISABETH SCHUMANN, renowned opera-IIeder stnaer, raits In
Ave Maria, filmed against a background of symbolic baauty.
the
Monpou's
"YOUNG GIRL
MAGDA TAGUAFERO'S
the camera lend a
brilliant
new charm to
IN
A GARDEN"
(MU-2)
choreography and the magic of
this fantasy for the piano.
"THE CHILDREN'S CORNER"
Debussy's
(MU-3)
Reel 2 (MU-4)
ALFRED CORTOT, famous pianist, plays new Inspiration and tenTwo reels—may be used together or singly.
Reel
I
derness into Debussy.
"ANDANTE ET RONDO"
Weber's
GREGOR
(MU-5)
PIATIGORSKY, concert
cence of rare quality
Chopin's
cellist, presents tonal
In this brilliant rendition.
magnifi-
"VALSE BRILLANTC" (MU-6)
ALEXANDER BRAILOWSKY, one
of our greatest pianists, offers
an unprecedented opportunity to study virtuosity from every angle.
NINON
Faure's
VALLIN,
"Les Berceaux"
"THE CRADLE SONG" (MU-7)
contralto, lends
In
new
significance to the nautical
an outstanding vocal performance.
Albeniz's
"MALACUENA"
(MU-8)
JACQUES THIBAUD,
fingers magic from his violin, In this Interpretation of a universal favorite.
CORPS DE BALLET & ORCHESTRA
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(MU-9)
SERGE LI FAR, master of the ballet, gives an enchanting performance, following an Intimate glimpse Into the ballet school.
(Footage based on original theatrical release)
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Lena Horn*
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BOOGIE VrOOGIE DREAM
(MU-IO)
A
night-club story,
with songs by lovely LENA HORNE,
scintillating
woogie by AMMONS &
and smooth swing by
Cafe Society
boogie
JOHNSON
TEDDY
WILSON'S
Orchestra.
Running time— 14 mln.
Howard
Willie
WAY
THE SMART
in
(MU-II)
HOWARD, as Prof. Ginsbairge,
master of
"lessons
In
French", plots to kill his wife the
"smart way" . . . but gets danced
off his feet and Into a wheelchair.
Running time 16 min.
WILLIE
—
Machamer's
Jefferson
Gags
Gals in
tj
K00 K00
KORRESPONDENCE SKOOL
(MU-12)
Weffy, artist, enrolls in th«
Koo Koo Korrespondence Skool .
and mixes paints, as well as songs,
gags and beautiful models In a giy
combination of fun and musk.
Running time 16 min.
Jeffy
.
.
—
Niela Goodelle in
AIR PARADE (MU-13)
Songs by NIELA GOODELLE and
Lee Sullivan impersonations of Ed
Wynn and W. C. Fields by Arthur
Boran and Johnny Johnson's Orchestra make this film tops In entertainment. Running time 16 mln.
—
—
—
Imogene Coca
in
BASHFUL BALLERINA
(MU-14)
Bubbling mimicry from IMOGENE
as Miss Glutz, the bashful
ballerina who always puts the wrong
foot forward, as she trips through
her routines. Buddy Page's orchestra. Running time
16 mln.
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