Pathé News, No. 54 - Production & Contact Info

Pathé News, No. 54 (1915)
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Pathé News, No. 54 (1915)

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The entrance of the Allies' fleet into the Dardanelles: In grim, majestic line the great ships steam through the straights past the forts, most of whose guns already have been silenced. The ships proceed so close to one another that most ...See moreThe entrance of the Allies' fleet into the Dardanelles: In grim, majestic line the great ships steam through the straights past the forts, most of whose guns already have been silenced. The ships proceed so close to one another that most of the signaling can be done by sailors who wave their arms at the rail. Occasionally, however, signals must be transmitted to vessels far away from the flagship. Then the signal flags are unfurled. Here and there among the massive dreadnoughts swift little torpedo boats dart about, and the submarines move along, alternately diving and rising to the surface, under the protection of the larger vessels. Now and then a great boom is heard as the lookout on one of the warships sights moving figures at one of the forts and directs a gunner to try a shot at the enemy. Above the ships a scouting aeroplane soars, the pilot closely observing the situation of the shore, and often dropping to flash the information he has gathered to the commanders of the ships. Philadelphia, Pa: With a patriotic celebration in Independence Square to mark its departure, the Liberty Bell starts on its journey to San Francisco, which it will be exhibited at the Panama-Pacific Exposition. Sub-titles: The relic, which weighs more than a ton, is swung by a crane aboard the especially constructed car on which it will make the journey. On the trip the bell will be on exhibition at all times. Electric lights have been placed above it on the car to make it visible at night. Glen Cove, N.Y: Frank Holt, the former college instructor who shot J.P. Morgan, the banker, at the latter's home here, is arraigned before Justice Luyster in the Glen Cove courthouse. Sub-titles: Holt is led into the Nassau county jail at Mineola. Holt at the Mineola jail in charge of Constable McCahill and Deputy Sheriff Campbell. He is said to be Erich Muenter, wife murderer, and former instructor in German at Harvard. Wreckage in the Senate Chamber at the National Capitol in Washington, caused by the explosion of a dynamite bomb which, it is said, Holt confessed placing there. Pathe's American Fashions: Advance models in hats. (Courtesy of A.R. Jordan, Inc., New York) The Manhattan: The net brim and its trimming of paradise sprays give a striking appearance to this hat. The Twin Sailor: Two brims and lobster plumage are features of this model. The Boy Scout: The simplicity of this creation obtained its instant success in Paris. The Long Beach: This is a large picture hat of miracle velvet which derives its effect from the drooping plume. The D'Annunzio: The very latest Paris craze, an adaptation of the Italian soldier's picturesque plumed hat. New York City: The mounted police give a daring exhibition of horsemanship at the police carnival in the Gravesend racetrack. El Centro, Cal: Tremendous damage is done by a terrific earthquake that shakes the entire Imperial Valley. Sub-titles: One of the buildings razed is the telephone exchange, so a temporary headquarters is established in a vacant lot. Great fires are general. This one occurs in a large industrial plant near El Centr0. Written by Moving Picture World synopsis See less

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