(B/W) Erosion control in Coon Creek, Wisconsin, "Placed with Siwalik film as my USA tour in 1934-35 gave me ideas as to what was needed in Siwaliks". Trenches and rubble bunds in Kalachitta, Attock. Building stone and wire bolsters in Nurpur Kangra to ...

Methods of making mats from leaves are demonstrated by women of Magnasa and Bimal tribes.

INTEREST. The Lango of Imatong. PAN the rest-house of Lomaling (6-18). Men carrying a carcase on a pole (23). Part of a mimic war dance (53). Shaping spear shafts by whittling down poles, heating them and passing them through a hole in ...

DOCUMENTARY.

r.1 Part 1 - the Buddha. Scenes of dark jungle with glimpses of animals, ruined temples and tropical vegetation (180), devil dancers perform (270), commentary explains that then came Buddha. Pilgrims traversing the ...

Musical drama. A man of African origin who is working in London as a docker becomes a well-known opera singer. He is astonished to find he is actually the descendant of an African queen, and resolves to return to his native country to ...

Cameron Highlanders in Southampton (79ft).

Amateur film. The tobacco industry in Andhra Pradesh, particularly at Chirala, about 200 miles north of Madras on the east coast. Possibly shot by an H.D.Wills employee.

"Views from trains and car": countryside and villages. "Tobacco ...

Account of sponge industry in Bahamas.

Amateur film showing a fair, military sports, the arrival of the Maharajah, show jumping, and dancing. Pet monkey. Fair at Anandgarh. Big wheel. Knife sharpener. Sweet stall. Washing elephants. Buffalo bull fight. Military sports at Rewa. The Maharajah ...

Travelogue on Palestine emphasising its modern industrial as well as its historical and religious aspects.

Fictional story filmed in the Sudan. The film tells the story of Boru, adopted into the 'Habbania' tribe after his mother is killed by a lion, who grows up with the Sheikh's son, Nikitu.

A local woman leaves her baby while collecting ...

Biography of the American explorer from his reporting for the New York Herald to the discovery of Livingstone's body and Stanley's conversion.