Pathé News, No. 92 - Production & Contact Info

Pathé News, No. 92 (1916)
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Pathé News, No. 92 (1916)

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Cambridge, Mass: Forty thousand graduates and their friends crowd the Harvard Stadium to see the first big game of the season between the Crimson Eleven and the Princeton Tigers. Subtitle: First play marks the game. Harvard winning by the ...See moreCambridge, Mass: Forty thousand graduates and their friends crowd the Harvard Stadium to see the first big game of the season between the Crimson Eleven and the Princeton Tigers. Subtitle: First play marks the game. Harvard winning by the close score of 3-0. Cuero, Texas: Southwestern farmers are busy preparing their flocks of turkeys for the Thanksgiving celebration of our National prosperity. Subtitle: A 58-pound specimen, intended for the President's table. Pheasants are also in popular demand for the Thanksgiving feast. Ottawa, Canada: The Right Houorable Duke of Devonshire, successor to the Duke of Connaught as Governor-General of the Dominion of Canada, arrives to take up his new duties. Subtitle: The Duke with his family and staff. Self-Defense: How a woman can protect herself when attacked by using several simple jiu-jitsu tricks. Subtitles: A common attack is to seize the victim by the throat. Grasp the assailant's wrist with one hand and force the elbow upward with the other. Then place your leg across your assailant and throw him forward. This requires very little force. The complete throw, note speed and dexterity are most important factors. To hold the assailant down, place your leg across the body, thus holding his free arm, and then bend his other arm over your knee. Another simple way of preventing this attack is to grasp wrist with both hands, pulling arm over shoulder. Throw body forward, twisting wrist at the same time. When attacked from behind, grip assailant's elbows, forcing one up and other down, and throw body forward with a side twist. A striking example of the value of such knowledge. Brute force cannot overcome the science of these quick movements. Moser, Russia: Peasants in unconquered Polish regions are a great aid to the Russian armies by helping them dig their network of trenches to withstand the German assault. On the Western Front: The Allied munition factories are rapidly meeting their demands and the supply of shells to the fighting legions at the front is now regular and continuous. Subtitles: The larger shells are pointed so as to pierce the thick concrete fortifications of the Teutons. Space on the Somme battle front is very valuable and in many places huge guns are but a few feet apart. Exploded shells are carefully saved to provide the precious metals for additional munitions. Captured German prisoners passing through first line French trenches to the rear. Rhinecliff, N.Y: President Wilson appears hale and happy that the nation has so nobly approved his policies as Chief Executive as he makes his first public appearance after re-election. Subtitle: Crowds cheer him on his journey to the home of his daughter, Mrs. Frances B. Sayre, to attend the christening ceremonies of his grandchild. New York City: The crack gunners of the U.S.S. New York, champions of the Atlantic squadron, are presented with a prize for their remarkable record in recent battle practice. Subtitle: The great super-dreadnought, one of Uncle Sam's mightiest war vessels. Bakersfield, Cal. (San Francisco and Los Angeles only): Five thousand school children take part in a monster parade at the opening of the Kern County Fair. San Antonio, Texas ( Dallas only): The Arab patrol of the Alzafar Temple join the Ancient and Accepted Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. Boston, Mass. (Boston only): The Aero Club of New England presents the first hydro-aeroplane to the National Guard of Massachusetts. Subtitle: Governor McCall receives the gift for the state. Written by Moving Picture World synopsis See less

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Victor Cavendish Self (as Duke of Devonshire) Self (as Duke of Devonshire) See fewer	Mutual Weekly, No. 104 (1916)
Samuel W. McCall Self Self See fewer	Selig-Tribune, No. 4 (1916)
Woodrow Wilson Self Self See fewer	The Birth of a Nation (1915)

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