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Earliest Maine films, trout fishing, logging, canoeing, potato farming, American Mutoscope & Biography Company

Type
Label
Earliest Maine films, trout fishing, logging, canoeing, potato farming, American Mutoscope & Biography Company
Language
eng
Characteristic
videorecording
Main title
Earliest Maine films
Oclc number
64226317
Responsibility statement
American Mutoscope & Biography Company
Runtime
44
Sub title
trout fishing, logging, canoeing, potato farming
Summary
Earliest Maine films is a rare collection of short pieces from the days when motion picture was young. The five silent films included in this collection were filmed between 1901 and 1920
Table Of Contents
Drawing a lobster pot (15 sec.) made in 1901 -- Trout fishing trip to the Rangeley Lakes (9 min.) made in 1905 by G.W. (Billy) Bitzer -- Canoeing in Maine (9 min) made in 1906 -- Logging in Maine (13 min.) made in 1906 by G.W. (Billy) Bitzer-- The how and why of spuds from Aroostook County (13 min.) made in 1920
Target audience
adult
Technique
live action
resource.variantTitle
Canoeing in MaineHow and why of spuds from Aroostook CountyLogging in MaineTrout fishing trip to the Rangeley LakesDrawing a lobster pot
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