Rolling light in contrast and imagery The latest contender for honors in the race for numerous progeny is discovered in a small confectionery store, surrounded by sixteen sons and daughters.
Rolling light in contrast and imagery A householder strikes a high grade of 'oil' while diggings an Artesian well behind his house. The mysterious fluid proves to be refined.
Same as catalog # 504131 Rolling light in contrast and imagery The famous choir of Cardinal Mundelein's holy name cathedral celebrates the christmas season with a program of special music.
Rolling light in contrast and imagery Three pilots show an amazing ability to handle their planes in a series of stunts which have earned them the name 'trapezers.'
Rolling light in contrast and imagery Laborers on a giant dam ride slender cables hundreds of feet above a rocky canyon where a slip is fatal.
Rolling light in contrast and imagery The cotton belt approves the retention of the Bankhead Act during 1935 by a ratio of nine votes to one, continuing the federal policy of restricting production. The African American cotton pickers are working in the cotton fields singing. Bankhead Act tried provide for research into basic laws and principles relating to agriculture and to provide for the further development of cooperative agriculture extension work and the more complete endowment and support of land-grant colleges.
Rolling light in contrast and imagery Scores of bombing 'planes and warships scatter far and wide over the Pacific in a fruitless effort to locate Captain Ulm and his companions, missing on a hop from Oakland, CA To Australia.
Rolling light in contrast and imagery Round projectiles of flame issue from an unusual model rifle which its inventor hopes may be developed into a means of defense against air attacks.
Rolling light in contrast and imagery A two and one half year old Irish setter increases her family by nearly a score at one time, setting a record for the breed.
Rolling light in contrast and imagery Bacon sizzles before a pup-tent pitched in the shadow of the Empire State building as a group of youths try roughing it on a Manhattan roof top.
Shaky light in imagery Big Malemutes turn somersaults, jump rope and show an amazing sense of balance in 'trapeze' acts under the direction of their patient trainer.
Rolling light in imagery Billions of gallons of water race through the spillways following torrential rains which pile up more than 700,000,000 acre-feet in Gatun and Madden lakes.
Shaky, cinch mark light imagery Sixteen miners are killed and 13 others injured when the locomotive of a train in which 300 workmen were riding explodes.-At Hamilton, Ont..wooden cars bring death to fifteen when two express trains collide.
Shaky a little blurry light in imagery Rep. Joseph W. Byrns, probable next Speaker of the House, and other leading statesmen announce their plans for important legislation to be enacted after the 7th Congress meets.
Shaky Brave swimmers of varying ages chop a hole in the icy surface of Lake Michigan for the first plunge of their regular bathing season. Polar Bears a winter swim club, defies chills in frigid lake. These guys are having fun as they play and romp in the icy, snowy beach of Lake Michigan in Chicago.
A little shaky light imagery "Daisy' presents her master with three new calves, all born alive and pronounced healthy by a veterinarian, in one of the strangest cases on record.
Shaky light in imagery The "grand daddy of all bowl games," as it's often called, originated as an extra added attraction to Pasadena's Tournament of Roses. In this clip we see Alabama and Stanford battling it out for the title. The stands are packed and the fans are cheering. At last the winning team, Alabama 29 beats Stanford 13. There's a football game going on the crowd is very enthusiastic on how well the game is being played. Tearing through the Stanford defense, the university of Alabama s eleven wins the great annual east-west encounter by the score of 29-13 before 85.000 wildly excited spectators.
Shaky blurry light in imagery and contrast Forced down near here in a howling blizzard, but unharmed by the landing, the crew and one passenger of an air transport wait many hours while state troopers search for them in a bleak mountain region. Shots of the crew and passenger of the crashed air transport in the hospital. One on the survivors at home with his wife and little girl who gives her daddy a welcome home kiss.
Shaky light in imagery Helen Richey takes off with the first postal consignment ever flown by a woman. An assistant postmaster general speeds her on her way.
Rolling blurry also dull in imagery Colorful costumes and sixty-seven gorgeous floats mark the passage of the famed Tournament of Roses procession through sun-drenched streets. More than six million freshly cut flowers decorate fanciful coaches.
Shaky drop out spots light in imagery A mysterious explosion wrecks the municipal building, killing three persons, causing $50.000 Damage and rocking the entire community by its force.
Shaky light in imagery & contrast, transfer glitch Tank aces Eleanor Holm Jarrett and Ralph Flanagan set new national marks in a brilliant series of races at the Miami Biltmore pool.
Shaky dark and some of the imagery indistinct Nearly three hundred persons face death when a tanker rams the forty-five year old side-wheeler Lexington, sending the providence bound vessel to the bottom of the east river. CU shot of the captain.
Shaky wavy a little blurry and light in imagery - audio is good The President reads his annual message in person before an enthusiastic joint session of the National Legislature. He states that confidence is being restored by improved economic conditions and outlines his plans for the future. Brief shot of family listening to Roosevelt speech on the radio about unemployment. Roosevelt speech unemployment. Roosevelt speech; "The Constitution wisely provides that the chief executive shall report to the Congress on the State Of The Union. For through you the chosen legislative representatives our citizens everywhere may fairly judge the progress (sound is lost - comes back) I can report to you substantial benefits for our agricultural population, increased industrial activity and profits to our merchants. Of equal moment perhaps a greater moment. There is evident a restoration of that spirit confidence and faith ... and character. Let him who false speculated profit or partisan purpose without just warrant would seek to disturb or dispel this assurance, take heed before he assumes responsibility for any act that slows our onward steps. I'm not willing that the vitality of our people be further sapped by the getting of cash, of market baskets, of a few hours of weekly work, cutting grass or raking leaves or picking up papers in the public parks. (Sound is lost-comes back) To preserve not only the bodies of the unemployed. Preserve them from destitution. But also their self respect, their self-reliance, their courage, their determination. (Sound is lost-comes back) This brings me to the problem of, "What the government should do?" With approximately 5-millon unemployed, now on the relief road. It is not empty optimisms. It moves me to a strong hope in the coming year. We can if we will, make 1935 a genuine period ... of purposeful progress. Beyond the material recovery, I sense a spiritual recovery as well. The people of America are turning as never before to those permanent values that are not limited to the physical objectives of life. There are growing signs of this on every hand. In the face of these spiritual impulses, we are sensible of the divine providence to which nations turn now as always for guidance and fostering care." (Applause from the audience)