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Title
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Date
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Format
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Description
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Cost to transfer
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America's Cup
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1930, 1934
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B&W
Sound
400 ft.
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Newsreel
From titles on
film:
1930: PICK CUP
DEFENDER! Newport, RI - Fastest yacht in US! Enterprise, sailed by
Harold S. Vanderbilt, named to race Shamrock V. Sir Tommie's
challenger! Fifth of Lipton's "Shamrocks" has first trials
with new racing rig. (more)
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$225
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Block Island
Sword-fishing
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1926
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B&W
Silent
300 ft.
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Newsreel
Close-up of
swordfish's head; a few fishing people looking at a swordfish on the
dock - fishing village in background; cutting a swordfish &
packing it in a barrel; fishing boat, swordfish hanging from hoist;
etc.
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$215
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Church With
an Overshot Wheel
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1919
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B&W
Silent
750 ft.
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RI-made feature
film based on O. Henry story.
Rita Murphy as
Aglaia; Ethel Flemming as Rose Chester; William Corbett as Josiah
Rankin; Mr. Haywood as Rev. Banbridge.
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$275
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Cuba
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(1919)
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B&W
Silent
1800 ft.
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Possible
Travelogue.
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$450
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Eclipse -
Fables Intro.
Eclipse Ad
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Circa 1954
1954
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B&W
Sound
400 ft.
B&W
Sound
50 ft.
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Advertisement for
Eclipse-sponsored program.
Advertisement,
Eclipse was a coffee or chocolate syrup, to be used in milk, for
example. Ad shows girl
preparing a glass of milk.
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Total for both
films:
$240
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Long Count
Election, 1956, the
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1973
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B&W
Sound
550 ft.
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The Rhode Island
Historical Society presents retrospect: an anthology of filmed
events in the history of RI selected from the film archive of the
RIHS.
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$250
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Minister, the
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Circa 1916
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B&W
Silent
1600 ft.
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RI-made feature.
Based on Oliver Goldsmith's Vicar of Wakefield, interpreted
by Mary Murillo.
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$420
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Novelty Park
Club Marathon
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1929
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B&W
Silent
100 ft.)
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Home movie, 3rd
annual novelty park club marathon, March 30, 1929. Anthony Donahue,
chairman, welcomes official starter Senator William H. Vanderbilt
& Judges. Also shows the race.
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$190
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Paper Prints
(Library of Congress)
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1900-1905
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B&W
Silent
500 ft.
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The Paper Prints
represent the earliest films made in Rhode Island in the RIHS
collection.
Contents:
Policemen drill
unit, residential streets. (American Mutoscope & Biograph co.)
Fire Dept., Fall
River, MA. (1903, American Mutoscope & Biograph co.)
Gun drill by naval
cadets at Newport, RI Naval Training School. (1900, Edison)
Gymnasium exercises
& drill at Newport, RI Naval Trailing School. (1900, Edison)
Naval sham battle
at Newport. (1900, Edison,)
Noon hour, Hope
Webbing Co. employees on sidewalk, walking, horsing around. (1903,
American Mutoscope & Biograph co.)
Panoramic view of
Newport; boat & sailors.(1900, Edison)
Pawtucket Fire
Dept. wagons, spectators. (1903, Biograph)
Providence Light
Artillery, parade. (1903 American Mutoscope & Biograph co.)
Rhode Island Light
Artillery, mounted, open field, running around, cannon fired. (1904,
American Mutoscope
& Biograph co.)
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$220
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Pawtucket
Cotton Festival
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1946
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B&W
Sound
800 ft.
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Documentary,
"Pawtucket's Sesqui-Centennial Cotton Celebration - 150 Years
of Progress"
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$290
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Rhode Island:
Just a Little Bit of All Outdoors
Construction
& Opening of Mt. Hope Toll Bridge
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Circa 1930
1929
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B&W
Silent
400 ft.
B&W
Silent
425 ft.
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Promotional film,
[ca. 1930]
Home movie
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Total for both
films:
$140
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Shots Around
Providence, 1933
Shots Around
Providence, 1939
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1933
1939
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B&W
Silent
300 ft.
Color
Silent
200 ft.
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Home movies
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Total for both
films
$230
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Unhooking the
Hookworm
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Circa 1920-1924
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B&W
Silent
350 ft.
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A documentary on
scientific methods of combating hookworm.
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$200
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Why
Providence
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1921
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B&W
Silent
350 ft.
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Promotional film
made by Coronet Films, directed by Harry C. Burnham and sponsored by
Providence Town Criers. Why not move your business to Providence?
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$205
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