Pathé News, No. 84 - Production & Contact Info

Pathé News, No. 84 (1916)
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Pathé News, No. 84 (1916)

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New York City: Three little cub lions, recently born in the zoo, are now the proud possessors of a name and hereafter desire to be addressed as Aguadilla, Guayama and Isabella. Wilkes-Barre, Pa: Former President Theodore Roosevelt visits ...See moreNew York City: Three little cub lions, recently born in the zoo, are now the proud possessors of a name and hereafter desire to be addressed as Aguadilla, Guayama and Isabella. Wilkes-Barre, Pa: Former President Theodore Roosevelt visits the mining town where he settled the famous anthracite strike, to urge the election of the Republican candidate Subtitle: The Colonel has lost none of his energy. How Uncle Sam Keeps the Time Correct (Magazine Section): Subtitles: 1. The United States Naval Observatory at Washington, where the correct time is ascertained; 2. An astronomer carefully observes the stars as they cross the meridian at Washington; 3. The Riefler Clock, which is the standard timepiece of the country and is hermetically sealed, is set automatically the instant the star under observation crosses the meridian; 4. A graphic record of the beats of the standard clock is made to set the transmitting clock; 5. At noon Eastern time the transmitting clock operates a master relay which flashes out the exact moment to all parts of the country and thus the time is set. Newport, R.I: Sailors at the torpedo station combine their arduous duty of maintaining the neutrality of the United States with a public circus in aid of sick benefits. Subtitle: The boys exhibit promising histrionic ability. Washington, D.C: Viscount Aimaro Sato, the newly appointed Japanese Ambassador to the United States, leaving the State Department after his first call on Secretary Lansing. Washington, D.C: A committee of ordnance experts is appointed to examine into the merit of the Lewis machine gun, which was rejected by this government and accepted by the Allies. Subtitle: The Lewis gun in action. London, England: Their time now come to take their place in the firing line, a contingent of Australian troops starts off on its way to the French front, reviewed by King George. Subtitles: 1. The mascot which is expected to bring good luck to the boys; 2. The field artillery equipment of each regiment is complete. Asbury Park, N.J: Pennsylvania sends five thousand staunch admirers of the administration to Shadow Lawn to pledge the warm support of its Democracy to the President. Subtitles: 1. President Wilson assures the Nation of his determination to hold responsible any infringement on our peace by belligerent vessels warring near our shores; 2. He is presented with an oak gavel, a symbol of his hardy rule to keep the nation out of war; 3. The president also visits Indianapolis to attend the Hoosier State Centennial Celebration. Portland, Ore: A new life buoy for use on ships to replace the present rafts and boats, is launched by a local inventor. Subtitle: It is claimed to be absolutely unsinkable and will ride upright at all times. Ottawa, Can: The Duke of Connaught, retiring as the Governor-General of the Dominion of Canada, reviews a battalion of volunteers before he sails on his return voyage. Subtitle: The regimental colors are presented to the new recruits to Britain's ever-growing army. Written by Moving Picture World synopsis See less

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Name	Known for
Prince Arthur Duke of Connaught Self Self See fewer	Arrival of Funeral Cortege at St. George's Chapel (1901)
King George V Self Self See fewer	Their Imperial Majesties in Bombay (1911)
Robert Lansing Self Self See fewer	Mutual Weekly, No. 32 (1915)
Theodore Roosevelt Self Self See fewer	Simple Gifts (1977)
Aimaro Sato Self Self See fewer	Selig-Tribune, No. 85 (1916)
Woodrow Wilson Self Self See fewer	The Adventures of a Boy Scout (1915)