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Title: Moving Picture Age (1920) Year: 1920 (1920s) Authors: Subjects: motion pictures Publisher: Class Publications, inc. Contributing Library: Library of Congress, MBRS, Moving Image Section Digitizing Sponsor: Library of Congress, Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division

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Text Appearing Before Image: ilver iscleaned in hotels; Novagraph film, swimming. Cutdance at end of reel. Pathe Review, No. 44. Reel, 1; exchange, Pathe.Remarks: Ditmars film, emus in Bronx park;Pathecolor, scenes from Nimes in France, Corin-thian Temple, now a museum, the gardens of Nimes;Novagraph film, old-time knife throwing in circus;salt of the sea, San Mateo, Calif. Cut dance at endof reel. Pathe Neivs, No. 33. _ Reel, 1; exchange, Pathe.Remarks: Oakland, Calif., a human fly, crowdswatching man climb wall; Dublin, Ireland, guardingthe capital; Honolulu, the worlds biggest dry dock,Waikii Beach, U. S. sailors on pleasure trip; Pana-ma coast, burning of steamer Olockson; Berlin, newarmy built by the republic; Southland, England, atank bus; Seattle, Wash., trying out new street carfender; Washington, D. C, Representatives Brittenof Illinois and Purnell of Indiana keeping in fight-ing trim; New York City, William E. (Pussyfoot)Johnson returns from England; Atlanta, Ga., over-alls sold at cost. m S 9 ss gg ^ ^

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