IN PEARY'S FOOTSTEPS NO. 8

In Peary's Footsteps No. 8 1933

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Titles read: "Now come north with the Pictorial cameraman In Peary's Footsteps (No. 8) in company with bluff old Capt. Bob Bartlett companion to Peary when he made his dash for the Pole."

Arctic.

Various shots of Eskimo women outside their home and tending to dogs. A woman cuts out...

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Cataloguer:: Sarah
Stock:: Black & White
Sound:: Sound
Media URN:: 51752
Sort Number:: PSP 775

Time in/Out:: 01:50:27:00 / 01:52:27:00
Canister:: PSP 775
Film ID:: 1618.27
Issue Date:: 09/02/1933

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: In Peary's Footsteps - No 9; The final stage of Captain Bartlett trip sees work completed on memorial to Peary. North Pole.

: In Peary's Footsteps - No 5; The continuing adventures of Captain Bob Bartlett at the North Pole.

: In Peary's Footsteps - No 6; Captain Bob Bartlett on walrus hunt at the North Pole.

: On The Fringe Of The Pole - No. 4; We meet the Eskimo friends of Captain Bartlett as he travels around the area of the North Pole.

: [to] Greenland's Icy Mountains No. 5; Further adventures of eccentric Bob Bartlett - this week his ship is stuck fast in the ice.

: [to] Greenland's Icy Mountains No. 4; Lovely footage of Eskimo life in Greenland.

: [to] Greenland's Icy Mountains No. 6; Further adventures of Captain Bob Bartlett - polar bear hunting and seal watching.

: [to] Greenland's Icy Mountains No. 7; Captain Bartlett's last report on his voyage to Greenland.

: In Peary's Footsteps - No 3; Footage of explorer Bob Bartlett continuing expedition to North Pole.

: On Fringe Of The Pole No. 1; Good footage of Captain Bob Bartlett exploring Newfoundland and beyond.

: On The Fringe Of The Pole - No. 2; We travel along the Labrador coast with Explorer Captain Bob Bartlett and his crew on board the 'Morrissey'.

: Queen Back In England; Queen Elizabeth II inspects men of the British North Greenland Expedition before they set off.

: The Flying Priest!; Father Paul Schulte flies from Detroit to the Arctic Circle to take medical supplies to Eskimos.

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: On The Fringe Of The Pole (No. 3); Captain Bartlett and crew of Morrissey hunt walrus near North Pole - no soundtrack.

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: To Greenland's Icy Mountains No. 1; First part of a series following Captain 'Bob' Bartlett's Greenland exhibition.

: To Greenland's Icy Mountains No. 3; Captain Bob Bartlett reaches Reykjavik - nice street scenes and thermal activity shots.

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