Pathé News, No. 82 - Production & Contact Info

Pathé News, No. 82 (1915)
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Pathé News, No. 82 (1915)

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New York City: President Wilson, accompanied by his fiancée, Mrs. Edith Boiling Galt, and her mother, pay a visit to the metropolis. Subtitle: The next day they witnessed Red Sox defeat Philadelphia in the second game of the World Series, ...See moreNew York City: President Wilson, accompanied by his fiancée, Mrs. Edith Boiling Galt, and her mother, pay a visit to the metropolis. Subtitle: The next day they witnessed Red Sox defeat Philadelphia in the second game of the World Series, at Philadelphia. Philadelphia, Pa: Twenty-four streams of water are used in a display by the fire department of the new high-pressure water system. World Series: Second game at Philadelphia. Neihoff out at first on great play by Foster, the star of the second game, when he covered first for his third put out. Score, Red Sox, 2; Phillies. 1. Subtitles: Third game at Boston. Thousands of enthusiastic fans line up at 7 A.M. outside the gates. Speaker shoots a long hit for a three-bagger. Then scores on Hoblitzel's sacrifice fly to Paskert. Score, Red Sox 2, Phillies 1. Pathe's Fashions: Evening gowns. (By courtesy of Maison Maurice, 5th Ave., New York.) A spangled gown of electric blue sequin. A wrap of flambeau chiffon velvet. Gown of pink silk fur, trimmed with clusters of frosted grapes. A cape wrap of silver gray chiffon velvet with skunk fur trimming, the ends of which form a muff. A dance frock of French blue tulle over silver cloth. The Eye Witness at the Front: Subtitles: "All is ready in arms and ammunition." says General Joffre, at the beginning of the French general offensive movement. Here we see a few, a very few, of the thousands of 6-inch guns moving forward. Even more difficult to transport than the guns themselves, are the reinforced concrete platforms on which the guns have to rest in the rain-soaked soil of the forest of Argonne. The gun and platform are afterwards moved about on portable rails. One of the 120-millimeter guns in action, discharging its shells against a village occupied by the enemy. A horse projected bodily into a tree by the force of the explosion. East Orange, N.J: Boy Scouts display their skill at wall scaling at their annual Rally. Subtitle: Daniel C. Beard, National Scout Commissioner. Carlus, Scotland: Wounded forty times in rescuing Lieutenant Martin (on right). Corporal Angus is escorted home to recuperate. Subtitles: Corporal Angus, who received the Victoria Cross tor his bravery, receives an enthusiastic reception from his fellow-townsmen. The homecoming he dreamt of as he lay wounded in the trenches. Los Angeles, Cal: An aerial bomb is being manufactured in this vicinity, not for the Allies this time, but for one of the Mexican factions. Subtitle: The bomb extended is 16 feet long and has to fall 1,500 feet before it will explode. Los Angeles, Cal: The limit of hustling, even in a city noted for its enterprise, is reached when Billy Flynn, aged three, weds little Alene Houck, aged two. Can you beat it? Written by Moving Picture World synopsis See less

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William Angus Self Self See fewer	Pathé News, No. 82 (1915)
Daniel C. Beard Self Self See fewer	Animated Weekly, No. 195 (1915)
Billy Flynn Self Self See fewer	Pathé News, No. 82 (1915)
Rube Foster Self Self See fewer	As the World Rolls On (1921)
Dick Hoblitzel Self Self See fewer	World Series Games 1916, Boston vs. Brooklyn (1916)
Alene Houck Self Self See fewer	Pathé News, No. 82 (1915)
Joseph Joffre Self Self See fewer	Somewhere in France (I) (1915)
James Martin Self Self See fewer	Pathé News, No. 82 (1915)
Bert Niehoff Self Self See fewer	1915 World's Championship Series (1915)
Dode Paskert Self Self See fewer	Pathé News, No. 82 (1915)
Tris Speaker Self Self See fewer	The Kid from Cleveland (1949)
Edith Galt Wilson Self Self See fewer	Hearst-Selig News Pictorial, No. 81 (1915)
Woodrow Wilson Self Self See fewer	The Birth of a Nation (1915)