TopBilled Posted October 17, 2015 Share Posted October 17, 2015 Although the schedule may get changed later, it looks like we get A Wee Bit O' Scotland a wee bit twice one day... in case you miss the first airing. I dunno... you think too many of them on one night might give some viewers a tummy ache? Y'know... all of that candy Technicolor-ed scenery filling the hour? Like Halloween, too many sweets at once may not be a good idea. When they did the Mack Sennett spotlight back in 2012, they aired a lot of short films (many of them three to five minutes in length). I didn't hear anyone complaining about that, and they were in black-and-white and rather grainy, with obvious jump cuts. I think viewers would love to see a collection of the Traveltalks shorts all at once, not just intermittently sprinkled across the TCM landscape. Link to post Share on other sites
Jlewis Posted October 17, 2015 Share Posted October 17, 2015 You and I would enjoy them, but I am not sure about others. By the way, I added another "elephantine" post on the other thread here in "shorts". 1 Link to post Share on other sites
TopBilled Posted October 17, 2015 Share Posted October 17, 2015 You and I would enjoy them, but I am not sure about others. By the way, I added another "elephantine" post on the other thread here in "shorts". Okay, thanks. I will check it out. Well, I was just suggesting one evening. It doesn't seem like asking too much for TCM to turn over one evening and air a bunch of these wonderful Traveltalks shorts. It would be something different and fun! Link to post Share on other sites
Jlewis Posted October 22, 2015 Share Posted October 22, 2015 Just two more coming up, Salt Lake Diversions and Pretoria To Durban, but I'll add more when they get posted here: http://fan.tcm.com/blogpost/tcm-short-subject-schedule-starting-october-23rd-2015 Sunday, November 1st 8:51 PM PST, 9:51 PM MST, 10:51 PM CST, 11:51 PM EST Yosemite The Magnificent / May 10, 1941 Tuesday the 3rd 4:49 AM PST, 5:49 AM MST, 6:49 AM CST, 7:49 AM EST Modern Tokyo / December 28, 1935 Thursday the 5th 7:01 PM PST, 8:01 PM MST, 9:01 PM CST, 10:01 PM EST Rural Sweden / May 14, 1938 Thursday the 12th 4:50 PM PST, 5:50 PM MST, 6:50 PM CST, 7:50 PM EST Suva, Pride Of Fiji / June 8, 1940 Friday the 13th… yippee!! 1:50 AM PST, 2:50 AM MST, 3:50 AM CST, 4:50 AM EST Life In The Andes / February 23, 1952 9:48 PM PST, 10:48 PM MST, 11:48 PM CST, Saturday 12:48 AM EST Czechoslovakia On Parade / June 11, 1938 Saturday the 14th 8:45 AM PST, 9:45 AM MST, 10:45 AM CST, 11:45 AM EST Calling On Costa Rica / March 5, 1947 1 Link to post Share on other sites
TopBilled Posted October 22, 2015 Share Posted October 22, 2015 Just one more coming up, Salt Lake Diversions, but I'll add more when they get posted here: http://fan.tcm.com/blogpost/tcm-short-subject-schedule-starting-october-23rd-2015 I guess they air in spurts. 1 Link to post Share on other sites
TopBilled Posted November 11, 2015 Share Posted November 11, 2015 Anything coming up...? Or have they been bumping these shorts for those extended wine commercials? Link to post Share on other sites
Jlewis Posted November 11, 2015 Share Posted November 11, 2015 I'm sorry. I added them to the post below instead of starting a new one. Next one tomorrow. Link to post Share on other sites
TopBilled Posted November 11, 2015 Share Posted November 11, 2015 I'm sorry. I added them to the post below instead of starting a new one. Next one tomorrow. Okay, thanks...I didn't see you had added them. 1 Link to post Share on other sites
Jlewis Posted November 13, 2015 Share Posted November 13, 2015 You can add to that bottom list another trip to Peru... http://fan.tcm.com/blogpost/tcm-short-subject-schedule-starting-november-14th-2015 1 Link to post Share on other sites
TopBilled Posted November 13, 2015 Share Posted November 13, 2015 You probably mentioned this before and I wasn't paying attention... I noticed the short films do not show up on TCM's daily schedule...only the weekly schedule...is that correct? Link to post Share on other sites
Jlewis Posted November 13, 2015 Share Posted November 13, 2015 The schedules are always goofy. Some days you only see the shorties listed under PST... or US and not Canada. Depends on the "working condition" of the site I guess. Link to post Share on other sites
TopBilled Posted November 13, 2015 Share Posted November 13, 2015 The schedules are always goofy. Some days you only see the shorties listed under PST... or US and not Canada. Depends on the "working condition" of the site I guess. Well, I usually am looking at the U.S. schedule MST...and the shorts never show up on the daily schedule. That's why I am always checking this thread and asking you for the latest info...but last night, I happened to switch over to the weekly schedule, quite by accident, and there they were, listed among the features. Link to post Share on other sites
TopBilled Posted December 4, 2015 Share Posted December 4, 2015 I caught the one about Bavaria recently. I still don't understand why TCM can't air a whole hour block of these on a Saturday or Sunday afternoon. I think they'd go over well with viewers who may miss them sandwiched in between other films. Link to post Share on other sites
Jlewis Posted December 4, 2015 Share Posted December 4, 2015 Sneaky so and so's... not listing them on the main schedule. I think the programmers are behind and simply finding stuff at the last minute to plug the program "holes". 1 Link to post Share on other sites
TopBilled Posted December 4, 2015 Share Posted December 4, 2015 Sneaky so and so's... not listing them on the main schedule. I think the programmers are behind and simply finding stuff at the last minute to plug the program "holes". That's a distinct possibility. At least they are still airing them, and it's not all wine commercials. Link to post Share on other sites
Jlewis Posted December 8, 2015 Share Posted December 8, 2015 A few fell through the cracks last week since they weren't on the main schedule, such as SCENIC GRANDEUR. Two more coming up: Land Of Alaska Nellie and Cape Breton Island... http://fan.tcm.com/blogpost/tcm-short-subject-schedule-starting-december-10th-2015 1 Link to post Share on other sites
Jlewis Posted December 28, 2015 Share Posted December 28, 2015 Yet another after New Years... http://fan.tcm.com/blogpost/tcm-short-subject-schedule-for-early-january 1 Link to post Share on other sites
TopBilled Posted January 17, 2016 Share Posted January 17, 2016 The one about Haiti is airing now, sandwiched in between THE FIREFLY and MISS ANNIE ROONEY. It had been so long since I've seen one of these on TCM, it took me quite by surprise! Link to post Share on other sites
Jlewis Posted January 17, 2016 Share Posted January 17, 2016 That was one of the ones his crew shot in 1938 but was "held over" in release so that something "exotic" would be available for 1941 moviegoers, stuck seeing mostly US-filmed material because of the war halting international travel. Of course, this is a locale not TOO far away. I haven't bothered with the TCM schedule since the other forum was shut down. Trying to get my mo-jo back with other stuff in my life. What I would like to do is upload some of my shortie "checklists"... at least for Paramount, Warner and MGM... once I figure out the system here. 1 Link to post Share on other sites
TopBilled Posted January 17, 2016 Share Posted January 17, 2016 That was one of the ones his crew shot in 1938 but was "held over" in release so that something "exotic" would be available for 1941 moviegoers, stuck seeing mostly US-filmed material because of the war halting international travel. Of course, this is a locale not TOO far away. I haven't bothered with the TCM schedule since the other forum was shut down. Trying to get my mo-jo back with other stuff in my life. What I would like to do is upload some of my shortie "checklists"... at least for Paramount, Warner and MGM... once I figure out the system here. Interesting...well, it certainly had an exotic feel to it, and I am sure 1941 audiences appreciated it. Looking forward to seeing your checklists when you are able to post them. 1 Link to post Share on other sites
Jlewis Posted January 17, 2016 Share Posted January 17, 2016 Another travelogue to Haiti worth seeing is FALLEN EMPIRE (Van Beuran-RKO "Vagabond Adventure", 1931), which is an extra on a DVD of vintage 1929-30 shorts THE FANTASTIC WORLD OF WILLIAM CAMERON MENZIES (Alpha). What is it doing on a set of musical shorts? Got me! Yet I am glad it was included... along with two other vintage shorties of the period. Shot in black and white, not Technicolor, but also Pre-Code... with "native" ladies fishing bare-breasted. I will try to post all of my shorties "checklists" sometime during this year or next, since they can no longer be viewed on the other forum... the one that recently went kaput. I will start with Paramount (the most popular of the bunch), then Warner and MGM (including the Hal Roach material they distributed) since these are the two that TCM "sources" from. I guess RKO would have to be next, even though not much of theirs get aired. Then... Pathé Exchange (earlier Roach and Sennett... and that wonderful Pathé Review "magazine" series), Universal, Fox, Columbia and Educational Pictures to round out the sound era at least... and maybe some of the Little Companies that also made shorties. Already covered school-oriented companies like Encyclopaedia Britannica, Coronet and Centron on wikipedia. It takes time though... I keep finding missing movie titles and making corrections. Also these threads may be loooooong. 1 Link to post Share on other sites
Jlewis Posted January 18, 2016 Share Posted January 18, 2016 I will try to post all of my shorties "checklists" sometime during this year or next, since they can no longer be viewed on the other forum... the one that recently went kaput. I will start with Paramount (the most popular of the bunch), then Warner and MGM (including the Hal Roach material they distributed) since these are the two that TCM "sources" from. I guess RKO would have to be next, even though not much of theirs get aired. Then... Pathé Exchange (earlier Roach and Sennett... and that wonderful Pathé Review "magazine" series), Universal, Fox, Columbia and Educational Pictures to round out the sound era at least... and maybe some of the Little Companies that also made shorties. Already covered school-oriented companies like Encyclopaedia Britannica, Coronet and Centron on wikipedia. It takes time though... I keep finding missing movie titles and making corrections. Also these threads may be loooooong. Easier said than done. I may just do a few each day, because I keep getting "error reports". 1 Link to post Share on other sites
mickeyfender Posted April 2, 2016 Share Posted April 2, 2016 I caught the one about Bavaria recently. I still don't understand why TCM can't air a whole hour block of these on a Saturday or Sunday afternoon. I think they'd go over well with viewers who may miss them sandwiched in between other films. I actually suggested once to include Traveltalks in TCM's Summer Under the Stars program, but I think I like your suggestion more. There's absolutely no reason why they can't do something like that -- maybe once a month. It would certainly be a welcome change from the constant repetition of shorts we see now. For example, as fine a film as Kingdom of the Saguenay is, does it really need to be shown every single month? Once every year or so would be fine. There are a number of shorts that seem to be in heavy rotation like that. That's a shame, as there are hundreds of shorts that have been MIA that could be shown instead. Several months ago, Yancey and I made a list of a half dozen or so Traveltalks we'd like to see, mainly because they haven't been shown in years. One of them, Land of the Quintuplets, actually aired soon afterward, and subsequently was repeated at least twice! Unfortunately, though Yancey did confirm the others were available to be aired, none of them ever have been to this day. Still keeping fingers crossed. 2 Link to post Share on other sites
TopBilled Posted April 3, 2016 Share Posted April 3, 2016 Several months ago, Yancey and I made a list of a half dozen or so Traveltalks we'd like to see, mainly because they haven't been shown in years. One of them, Land of the Quintuplets, actually aired soon afterward, and subsequently was repeated at least twice! Where is the list? Is it on another thread, or was it something you two posted on another site? Link to post Share on other sites
Jlewis Posted April 3, 2016 Share Posted April 3, 2016 Just for the heck of it, I went through my notes and made a checklist of JUST his Travel films (and added a few other MGM shorties, but not his British stuff or his features)... ... arranged by FILMING dates! For FITZPATRICK PICTURES February-March 1929 From Barcelona To Valencia / Jul 18, 1929 From Granada To Toledo / Sep 1, 1929 (Film Daily review) From Valencia to Granada / Sep 21, 1929 In Old Madrid / Nov 29, 1929 February 1930 (key cameraman on most early '30s films: Hubert Dawley) Egypt, Land Of The Pyramids / Jun 22, 1930 (Film Daily review)March-May 1930 Bombay The Gateway To India / Jun 6, 1930 (Film Daily review) Gateway To India / Jul 9, 1930 (Variety review) Temple Of Love / Sep 6, 1930 (Motion Picture Herald review) Charming Ceylon / Nov 16, 1930 (week ending) Picturesque Hong Kong / Jul 16, 1930 (Variety review) The Imperial City / Aug 23, 1930 (Motion Picture Herald) Siam To Korea / Jan 3, 1931 The Island Empire (Japan) / Sep 6, 1930 (Motion Picture Herald review) Japan In Cherry Blossom Time / Nov 16, 1930 (week ending) Java, The Fragrant Isle / Nov 30, 1930 (Film Daily review) 1930 (not sure of month) From Honolulu To Havana / Dec 1930 MGM films unless otherwise noted February?-April 1931 Land Of The Maharajas / Aug 16, 1931 (Film Daily review) Benares- The Hindu Heaven (Benares And The Ganges River) / Sep 8, 1931 Colorful Jaipur / ©-Mar 3, 1932 Tropical Ceylon / Nov 15, 1931 (Film Daily review) Tibet, Land Of Isolation / ©-Mar 20, 1934 Over The Seas To Borneo / Jun 6, 1932 Bali, The Island Paradise / Sep 13, 1931 (Film Daily review) Summer 1931 (key cameraman on rest of '31 titles: Frank Goodliffe) Madeira, A Garden In The Sea / Sep 25, 1931September 1931 Ireland, The Melody Isle / Dec 20, 1931 (Film Daily review) Come Back To Erin / ©-May 9, 1932 Glimpses Of Erin / ©-Jun 13, 1934 London - City Of Tradition / ©-Jan 18, 1932 Mostly edited from earlier footage, but likely with some late 1931 and early '32 scenes added (Cameramen listed on these: Bert Dawley & Frank Goodiffe) Cradles Of The Creed / ©-Mar 28, 1932 The World Dances / ©-Jun 23, 1932 Home Sweet Home, The World Over / ©-Sep 26, 1932 March-April 1932 (cameraman: Frank Goodiffe) Romantic Argentina / ©-Aug 22, 1932 Rio The Magnificent / Dec 12, 1932 Big Ditch Of Panama / ©-Apr 17, 1933 Barbados & Trinidad- Gardens Of The Caribbean / ©-Sep 7, 1932 Cuba, The Land Of Rumba / ©-Mar 13, 1933 July 1932 (cameraman: Frank Goodiffe) Iceland - Land Of The Vikings / ©-Jan 3, 1933 Norway, Land Of The Midnight Sun / Feb 20, 1933 Daughters Of The Sea- Norway, Sweden & Denmark / ©-May 1, 1933 Moscow - Heart Of Soviet Russia (Russia Today) / Oct 27, 1932 Leningrad - The Gateway To Soviet Russia (Russia Today #2) / Dec 12, 1932 People Of Russia (MGM Miniature) / Dec 26, 1942 (adds “News of the Day” footage of Stalin in 1942) Autumn 1932 (not sure of months; cameraman: John Bradford) New Zealand - The White Man's Paradise / ©-Jun 17, 1933 Fiji And Samoa, The Cannibal Isles / ©-Jul 11, 1933 Papua And Kalabahai- Weird Haunts Of Strange People / ©-Sep 9, 1933 Cruising In The South Seas / ©-Jul 2, 1934 February-March 1933 (cameramen: Ralph Donaldson & William Osgood Fields) Dutch Guiana: Land Of The Djuka / ©-Sep 12, 1933 British Guiana / ©-Dec 13, 1933 Summer 1933 (not sure of month) A Day In Venice / ©-Nov 23, 1933 Italy, Land Of Inspiration / ©-Mar 21, 1934 Scotland, The Bonnie / ©-Nov 17, 1933 Autumn 1933? Colorful Ports Of Call: Seychelles, Mombasa & Zanzibar / ©-Jan 12, 1934February 1934 (cameramen Bert Dawley & Ralph E. Donaldson are credited, but not sure if Dawley's material was shot in 1930) Egypt, Kingdom Of The Nile / ©-May 23, 1934 Citadels Of The Mediterranean / ©-Jul 6, 1934 Africa, Land Of Contrast / ©-Jul 9, 1934 April-May 1934 (all in Technicolor!) (cameraman Ray Fernstrom) Ireland: The Emerald Isle / Dec 11, 1934 Holland In Tulip Time / Sep 18, 1934 Zeeland- The Hidden Paradise / Jan 3, 1935 Switzerland The Beautiful / Oct 2, 1934 July 1934 (cameraman: Wilfred Cline) Zion, Canyon Of Colour / Nov 27, 1934 Rainbow Canyons / Feb 2, 1935 Possibly November-December 1934 (not certain; cameraman: Wilfred Cline) Colorful Guatemala / Feb 23, 1935 Sacred City Of The Mayan Indians / Feb 22, 1936 Historic Mexico City / Sep 7, 1935 Rural Mexico / Nov 30, 1935 December 1934-January 1935 (filmed in California) Memories And Melodies / Feb 16, 1935 Los Angeles: 'Wonder City Of The West' / Mar 16, 1935 April-May 1935 (mostly with Ruth FitzPatrick supervising as James was working on his Robert Livingston feature. Camera work mostly by Wilfred Cline) Modern Tokyo / Dec 28, 1935 Japan In Cherry Blossom Time (Cherry Blossom Time In Japan) / Mar 21, 1936 Oriental Paradise / Jan 5, 1937 Floral Japan / Jul 24, 1937 Honolulu: The Paradise Of The Pacific / Nov 2, 1935 August-September 1935 (cameramen: Benjamin Sharpe & Winton Hoch) Beautiful Banff And Lake Louise / Oct 5, 1935 Victoria And Vancouver: Gateways To Canada / Feb 1, 1936 Quaint Quebec / Sep 19, 1936 January-April 1936 (listed in approximate order) (cameraman: Winton Hoch) Rio de Janeiro: City Of Splendour / Apr 18, 1936 St. Helena And Its Man Of Destiny / ©-Jul 8, 1936 Colorful Islands, Madagascar And Seychelles / ©-Nov 17, 1936 Picturesque South Africa / Jan 2, 1937 India On Parade / Feb 6, 1937 Glimpses Of Java And Ceylon / Mar 6, 1937 Colorful Bombay / Apr 3, 1937 Serene Siam / May 29, 1937 Hong Kong: The Hub Of The Orient / May 1, 1937 July (?) 1936 (cameramen: James Smith & Winton Hoch, although Hoch's footage might have been shot earlier) Yellowstone Park: Nature's Playground / Oct 24, 1936 Rocky Mountain Grandeur / Jun 26, 1937 Late 1936 or early 1937 (undetermined months; cameraman: Winton Hoch) Glimpses Of Peru / Sep 4, 1937 Land Of The Incas / Dec 25, 1937 Chile: Land Of Charm / Oct 30, 1937 May-June 1937 (cameramen: Ralph Donaldson & Winton Hoch) Stockholm: Pride Of Sweden / Oct 2, 1937 Copenhagen / Nov 22, 1937 Rural Sweden / May 14, 1938 Czechoslovakia On Parade / Jun 11, 1938 Rural Hungary / Apr 29, 1939 Glimpses Of Austria / Feb 19, 1938 Beautiful Budapest / Apr 16, 1938 September 1937 (approximate month) Glimpses Of New Brunswick (cameraman Winton Hoch) / Mar 19, 1938 Paris On Parade (cameraman Jack Cardiff) / Jul 9, 1938 Natural Wonders Of The West (cameraman James Smith) / Jan 27, 1938 January-March 1938 (cameraman Hone Glendinning) Madeira: Isle Of Romance / Oct 1, 1938 Cairo, City Of Contrast / Sep 10, 1938 Ancient Egypt / Jan 21, 1939 Jaipur- The Pink City / Oct 29, 1938 Imperial Delhi / Feb 18, 1939 Picturesque Udaipur / May 13, 1939 Singapore And Jahore / Dec 31, 1938 Java Journey / Mar 18, 1939 Sydney- Pride Of Australia / Dec 3, 1938 Glimpses Of Australia / Apr 15, 1939 Memories Of Australia (MGM Miniature) / Jun 12, 1943 Spring 1938 (undetermined months; cameraman Robert Carney) Mediterranean Ports Of Call / Jan 4, 1941 Beautiful Bali / Nov 23, 1940 Georgetown, Pride Of Penang / Nov 15, 1941 Suva, Pride Of Fiji / Jun 8, 1940 October 1938 (cameraman Robert Carney) Haiti, Land Of Dark Majesty / Jul 5, 1941 Colorful Curacao / May 27, 1939 Valiant Venezuela / Nov 28, 1939 Calling On Colombia / Mar 16, 1940 December 1938 through early 1939 (cameraman Robert Carney) Marine Circus (Pete Smith Specialty) / Mar 11, 1939 Quaint St. Augustine / Nov 4, 1939 Glimpses Of Florida / Sep 6, 1941 (possible additional scenes done later) Old Natchez On The Mississippi / Dec 30, 1939 Also during this period the feature CAVALCADE OF TEXAS was made for the New York World's Fair in April 1939 June 1939 (cameraman Robert Carney) A Day On Treasure Island / Sep 2, 1939 Night Descends On Treasure Island / Jan 20, 1940 Cavalcade Of San Francisco / Sep 28, 1940 Natural Wonders Of Washington State / Oct 2, 1939 Glimpses Of Washington State / Nov 18, 1939 (Seattle premiere) Seattle: Gateway To The Northwest / Nov 18, 1939 (Seattle premiere) July-August 1939 (cameraman Robert Carney) Scenic Grandeur / Dec 13, 1941 The Inside Passage / Oct 4, 1941 Land Of Alaska Nellie / Dec 23, 1939 Sitka And Juneau, A Tale Of Two Cities / Apr 13, 1940 Alluring Alaska / Mar 8, 1941 1939 (probably summer) Mendelssohn's Wedding March (MGM Miniature) / Nov 4, 19391939 (undetermined months, cameraman Robert Carney) Modern New Orleans / May 11, 1940 Old New Orleans / Dec 21, 1940 Early 1940 (cameraman Wilfred Cline) Glimpses Of Mexico / Jul 7, 1940 Viva Mexico (MGM Miniature) / Nov 1, 1941 Spring-Summer 1940 (undetermined months, cameraman Robert Carney) The Capital City: Washington D.C. / Sep 7, 1940 Glimpses Of Kentucky / Apr 12, 1941 Old New Mexico / Oct 26, 1940 Red Men On Parade / Feb 1, 1941 Yosemite The Magnificent / May 10, 1941 June-July 1941 (cameraman William Steiner) Colorful North Carolina / Feb 21, 1942 Historic Maryland / Dec 26, 1941 Picturesque Massachusetts / Oct 3, 1942 West Point On The Hudson / Jan 10, 1942 Mighty Niagara / Jan 30, 1943 August-September 1941 (cameraman William Steiner) Glimpses Of Ontario / Dec 5, 1942 Land Of The Quintuplets / Mar 14, 1942 Minnesota: Land Of Plenty / Jan 31, 1942 Glacier Park And Waterton Lakes / Apr 24, 1942 February-April 1942 (cameraman Wilfred Cline) Picturesque Patzcuaro / May 23, 1942 Exotic Mexico / Jun 13, 1942 Modern Mexico City / Nov 7, 1942 Motoring In Mexico / May 22, 1943 Mexican Police On Parade / Feb 27, 1943 On The Road To Monterrey / Mar 27, 1943 Land Of Orizaba / Jan 2, 1943 Completed 1942, but may include footage dating back to 1937 (cameraman Winton Koch) Over The Andes / Sep 25, 1943Winter 1942-1943 (cameraman William Snyder, with additional William Steiner footage possibly shot in 1941) Scenic Oregon / Jun 26, 1943 Romantic Nevada / Apr 24, 1943 Wood Goes To War (MGM Miniature) / May 8, 1943 May-June 1943 (cameramen Virgil Miller & Charles Boyle) Salt Lake Diversions / Dec 25, 1943 City Of Brigham Young / Jun 17, 1944 Monumental Utah / Jul 29, 1944 Summer 1943 (cameramen Virgil Miller & Charles Boyle) Mackinac Island / Mar 14, 1944 Visiting St. Louis / Feb 19, 1944 Grand Canyon, Pride Of Creation / Nov 27, 1943 Roaming Through Arizona / Jun 3, 1944 Along The Cactus Trail / Apr 15, 1944 A Day In Death Valley / Jan 22, 1944 Through The Colorado Rockies / Oct 23, 1943 Colorful Colorado / May 20, 1944 In 1944, FitzPatrick narrated two shorts For WARNER BROTHERS; camera: Augustin Delgado: A Night In Mexico City (Technicolor Special / Mar 25, 1944) & Throwing The Bull (black & white Vitaphone variety / Jul 29, 1944) February-March 1944 Shrines Of Yucatan / Jan 13, 1945 Merida And Campeche / Nov 24, 1945 Land Of The Mayas / Jan 26, 1946 Glimpses Of Guatemala / Feb 9, 1946 Modern Guatemala City / Aug 25, 1945 Where Time Stands Still / Sep 22, 1945 Seeing El Salvador / Mar 31, 1945 Visiting Vera Cruz / Mar 16, 1946 Calling On Costa Rica / Jun 17, 1946 (Film Daily review) Completed autumn 1944 (assorted footage, but mostly culled from 1943 shorts above) Wandering Here And There / Dec 9, 1944August 1945 (cameramen: Virgil Miller, S.D. Onions & Ralph Donaldson) Looking At London / Jun 1, 1946 Over The Seas To Belfast / Aug 31, 1946 Wandering Through Wales / Oct 16, 1948 Scholastic England / Dec 18, 1948 Late 1945 (cameraman John W. Boyle) The Mission Trail / Apr 13, 1946April 1946 (cameraman John W. Boyle) Glimpses Of California / Oct 26, 1946 Around The World In California / May 17, 1947 June-July 1946 (cameraman Virgil Miller) On The Shores Of Nova Scotia / Jun 28, 1947 Glimpses Of New Scotland / Aug 30, 1947 Cape Breton Island / May 8, 1948 September 1946 (cameraman James Smith) Visiting Virginia / Nov 27, 1947 Cradle Of A Nation / Dec 13, 1947 July-September 1947 (cameraman Virgil Miller) Chicago, The Beautiful / Jul 31, 1948 Night Life In Chicago / Nov 27, 1948 Calling On Michigan / Mar 5, 1949 Playlands Of Michigan / Mar 26, 1949 Roaming Through Michigan / May 20, 1950 September 1947 & April-May 1948 (cameramen: James Smith & Paul Rogalli) Mighty Manhattan, New York's Wonder City / Jul 30, 1949June 1948 (cameraman Paul Rogalli) Ontario: Land Of Lakes / Feb 12, 1949 Quebec In Summertime / Apr 9, 1949 Autumn 1948, but with much footage shot in August 1945 (cameramen: Virgil Miller, S.D. Onions, Hone M. Glendining & Ralph Donaldson) Roaming Through Northern Ireland / Jul 9, 1949 A Wee Bit of Scotland / Dec 7, 1949 Land Of Auld Lang Syne / Aug 12, 1950 From Liverpool To Stratford / Sep 10, 1949 Glimpses Of Old England / Oct 8, 1949 Touring Northern England / Jul 29, 1950 Spring 1949 (cameraman: Ralph Donaldson) In Old Amsterdam / Nov 12, 1949 Colorful Holland / Mar 5, 1950 August 1949 (cameramen Hone M. Glendining & Virgil Miller) Land Of Tradition / Jan 20, 1950 Pastoral Panoramas / Apr 15, 1950 To The Coast Of Devon / Jul 15, 1950 Life On The Thames / Aug 26, 1950 February-April 1950 (with some Italy footage stretching back 1949; camera: Howard P. Nelson) Visiting Italy / Aug 25, 1951 Voices Of Venice / Feb 3, 1951 A Word For The Greeks / May 2, 1951 Romantic Riviera / Jun 23, 1951 Glimpses Of Morocco And Algiers / Aug 4, 1951 Egypt Speaks / Jan 6, 1951 Springtime In The Netherlands / Apr 21, 1951 Land Of The Zuider Zee / Apr 28, 1951 Completed 1950 or '51 (cameraman Howard P. Nelson) Jasper National Park / Apr 19, 1952Spring 1951 (cameramen Keith Covey in South America and Hone M. Glendining in far east) Glimpses Of Argentina / Dec 1, 1951 Life In The Andes / Feb 23, 1952 Beautiful Brazil / Feb 29, 1952 Land Of The Taj Mahal / Mar 22, 1952 Ancient India / Jun 7, 1952 Seeing Ceylon / May 17, 1952 Picturesque New Zealand / Jan 26, 1952 February-March 1952 (camera: Hone M. Glendining) Pretoria To Durban / Sep 20, 1952 In The Land Of Diamonds / Oct 25, 1952 Calling On Capetown / Nov 22, 1952 Johannesburg, City Of Gold / May 16, 1953 June-July 1952 (camera: Hone M. Glendining) Beautiful Bavaria / Apr 4, 1953 In the Valley Of The Rhine / Nov 28, 1953 Glimpses Of Western Germany / Feb 13, 1954 Land Of The Ugly Duckling / Jan 3, 1953 Delightful Denmark / Jun 27, 1953 Copenhagen- City Of Towers / Jul 18, 1953 September 1952 (camera: Hone M. Glendining) Seeing Spain / Oct 17, 1953 Looking At Lisbon / Dec 26, 1953 Picturesque Portugal (For WARNER BROTHERS “Sports Parade”) / Oct 15, 1955 1954 (for PARAMOUNT) VistaVision Visits Norway / Oct 14, 1954 VistaVision Visits Mexico / Apr 29, 1955 1955 (for PARAMOUNT) VistaVision Visits Hawaii / Jul 1, 1955 VistaVision Visits Japan / Aug 12, 1955 VistaVision Visits Spain / Dec 1955 1957 (for 20th Century Fox in CinemaScope) Assignment South Pacific / October 12, 1957 (covers Australia and Fiji) 1 Link to post Share on other sites
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