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MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Mediterranean Agreement. DESCRIPTION: Britain and Italy sign the Mediterranean Agreement. SHOTLIST: Shot of Sir Eric Drummond signing the agreement. British Navy ?? in Gibraltar....
An Italian jazz band joins the underwater craze
The March of Time synopsis: Few tourists today visit the capital of Albania, smallest of the Balkan kingdoms. Fewer still see Europe’s only self-made sovereign. Zog the First, whose closest friend today is...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Exercise Grand Slam. DESCRIPTION: Naples recently received a visit from General Eisenhower, who went with Admiral Carney (C-in-C Allied Forces, Southern Europe) to discuss the Allied...
General Mark Clark. Army engineers distill sea water at Naples. American reinforcements (troops) pour in. Nazi prisoners are shipped off. From Italian and African ports, troops embark for Britain.
Pathe cameraman secures first exclusive pictures of gallant rescue attempts by sea and by air, of lost Commander Nobile and crew of polar airship "Italia". Captain Larsen, sent by the Norwegian Government,...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Queen Mary Leaves Without Tugs. DESCRIPTION: The ship leaves New York with out the assistance of tugs. SHOTLIST: The "Queen Mary" moves slowly away from the pier and passes down the...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Fall of Asmara & Massawa. DESCRIPTION: Imperial forces continue their advance into Eritrea and capture Asmara. They then move on to take the Red Sea port of Massawa. SHOTLIST: The roads...
JANUARY: Roosevelt’s speech "They’re going to get it". Meeting of Roosevelt and Churchill in Casablanca. FEBRUARY: 8th Army’s entry into Tripoli. Official surrender accepted by Montgomery. MARCH:...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Middle Sea Race. DESCRIPTION: The 1972 Middle Sea Race organised by the Malta Yacht Club - overall winner, the Italian-British designed ‘Genoeffa’. SHOTLIST: GV pan race yachts...
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