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Pathé News, No. 10 (1916)
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Pathé News, No. 10 (1916)

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Miami, Fla: Wm. Jennings Bryan finds a haven of peace in the quiet confines of his winter home. Subtitles: 1. Every Friday he keeps open house day; 2. He is not raising his grandson to be a soldier; 3. But is training him to wage war on ...See moreMiami, Fla: Wm. Jennings Bryan finds a haven of peace in the quiet confines of his winter home. Subtitles: 1. Every Friday he keeps open house day; 2. He is not raising his grandson to be a soldier; 3. But is training him to wage war on the elusive tarpon. Boston, Mass: Louis D. Brandeis, who has been nominated as Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, received congratulations in his home town. Quebec, Canada: The thirty-third Canadian regiment gets a taste of winter marching conditions before embarking for the European war area. Venice, Cal: Canoe football is the latest craze among the fair swimming devotees of sunny California. Subtitles: 1. Play ball; 2. The fair contestants. Celaya, Mexico: General Obregon, chief of staff of the Constitutionalist Army, is warmly welcomed by Carranza upon his return from a successful round-up of the Villa bandits. Subtitles: 1. The party visits the battlefield of the Internationales where the general lost his arm. Pittsburgh, Pa: President Wilson arrives here to start his campaign for National Preparedness. Subtitles: 1. An immense crowd anxiously awaits the plans for defense; 2. Mrs. Wilson accompanies the President to cheer him in his arduous task; 3. Wm. Mahaffey, of Civil War renown, is still in fighting trim. Fashions: Milady's wear: Miss Pearl White exhibits exclusive creations she will wear in the "Iron Claw." Gowns by Francis. Inc. Subtitles: 1. Morning suit of blue velvet with Krimmer fur trimming and hat to match; 2. Afternoon gown of dark blue Georgette crepe, trimmed with French blue ribbon and gold tassels; 3. Evening wrap of sapphire blue velvet and Kalinsky fur; 4. Gown of sapphire sequine and Georgette crepe with silver edging. Washington, D.C: Twenty-one baskets are required to contain the eight-mile petition presented to Congress to prevent the shipment of arms abroad. Subtitle: 1. Senator Kenyon, the spokesman of the Arms Embargo Movement. Chicago, Ill. (Except Chicago copies): Bad weather conditions force cyclists to resort to their hotel roofs to practice for the coming six-day race. Subtitle: 1. Jessie Stalter, woman champion, gives a high speed exhibition. Cleveland, Ohio: Secret service men arrest a suspect during the tour of the President. Subtitle: 1. Go-Wah-Heah Doongwa journeys 1,000 miles to meet Mrs. Wilson, a co-descendant of Pocahontas; 2. The President appreciates his warm welcome in Cleveland. Washington, D.C: Secretary of State Lansing is tagged for his bit in the national campaign to raise funds for the Jewish War Sufferers. Charleston, S.C: The fate of the historic Navy Yard here, said to be too small for the modern super-dreadnought, is being debated by Congress. Subtitle: 1. Two destroyers in dry dock; 2. The famous flagship Hartford of Admiral Farragut, and Admiral Dewey's Olympia, rest here peacefully; 3. But what will they do with Nanny? Written by Moving Picture World synopsis See less

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12 cast members

Name	Known for
Louis D. Brandeis Self Self See fewer	Mutual Weekly, No. 58 (1916)
William Jennings Bryan Self Self See fewer	Prohibition (1915)
Venustiano Carranza Self Self See fewer	Following the Flag in Mexico (1916)
Go-Wah-Heah Doongwa Self Self See fewer	Selig-Tribune, No. 11 (1916)
William S. Kenyon Self (as Senator Kenyon) Self (as Senator Kenyon) See fewer	Pathé News, No. 10 (1916)
Robert Lansing Self Self See fewer	Mutual Weekly, No. 32 (1915)
William Mahaffey Self Self See fewer	Pathé News, No. 10 (1916)
Álvaro Obregón Self Self See fewer	Natacha (2007)
Jessie Stalter Self Self See fewer	Pathé News, No. 10 (1916)
Pearl White Self Self See fewer	The Perils of Pauline (1914)
Edith Galt Wilson Self Self See fewer	Mutual Weekly, No. 41 (1915)
Woodrow Wilson Self Self See fewer	The Birth of a Nation (1915)