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NoS synopsis: "The artist clown (a cartoon figure) draws a lightning sketch of a sovereign (dated 1915) resting on a road and panting. The words, "FUNNY THING! I SEEM TO GO MUCH QUICKER THAN I USED TO, BUT...
NoS synopsis: Animated fly dropping germs moves about the screen. "Kill that Germ’un"
[SUBTITLE]: "The ruined appearance of the Manchester of France gives an idea of what would happen to English towns if the Germans were able to land in England." Four shots from a high position looking down...
[SUBTITLE]: "Part of the film issued by the German Government to Neutral Nations illustrates the ‘kindness’ of the Hun soldier to the Belgian women and children. Of course this scene is carefully acted...
[SUBTITLE]: "The murderers of Nurse Cavell deem it necessary to show how they are regarded by the inhabitants of the countries they have invaded. ‘A guilty conscience needs no accusing’." A Belgian...
[SUBTITLE]: "At the request of the Prime Minister the famous Author is doing the scenario for a great War Film." Close-up of Hall Caine in his study. He gets out a roll of film from a can and studies it....
[SUBTITLE]: "Colouring the biggest of the giant British Battle Photographs to be shown at the Grafton Galleries, London, under the direction of the Ministry of Information." Two men, one using a ladder, at...
SHOTLIST: Sailors with stretchers. Mourners with horse drawn hearses. German medal depicting sinking of Lusitania and Death issuing tickets to passengers.
[SUBTITLE]: "At peace with the world, unprepared for war, and unsuspicious of Germany’s sinister designs, Great Britain in August 1914, was suddenly called upon to uphold her guarantee. "The first act of...
[SUBTITLE]: "Germany, after plunging civilization into unparalleled horrors of War, failed and in retreat, now whines for peace. But Foch the Conqueror wields the Allies sword of just retribution."
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