Northwest History. Sociology of Whitman County. Dramatics. United States

• Format: Text
• Language: English
• Published: 1921
• Subjects: Pullman; Wash.; Alaska; Montana; moving picture films; extension division; "Taking to the Tall Timber"; Vancouver island; lumber industries; Alpine club; "Apple Blossom Time in Evangeline Land"; "Old French Candan"; "Moose Back Riding"; thrilling adventure; New Brunswick lake; "Hook; Line and Sinker"; salmon fishing; "The Rediscovery of French River"; "Wild Westing De Luxe"; Guy Weadick's ranch; Alberta; "By the Still Waters"; Okanogan river; "On the Way to Lake Windemere"; Selkirks; "Where West Meets East"; Vancouver; Victoria; "The Lake of the Hanging Glaciers"; Northwest; Pacific > History > 20th century; Sociology of Whitman County; Canada; French River; Pacific; glaciers
• Online Access: http://content.libraries.wsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/clipping/id/107495

W. S. C. Secures Scenic Films. W. S. C. Secures Scenic Films. PULLMAN, WASH., Oct. 8. -- (Special.) -- As far north as Alaska and east to Montana the moving picture films of the extension division of the college are proving to be much in demand. A large number of new films of great interest have just been bought, including a dozen illustrative of various sections of Canada. One is "Talking to the Tall Timber" in the industries of Vancouver island; another, "A Party on the Roof of the World," shows the Alpine club on an outing. Others are: "Apple Blossom Time in Evangeline Land," "Old French Candan," "Moose Back Riding" (thrilling adventure on a New Brunswick lake), "Hook, Line and Sinker" (salmon fishing in the same region), "The Rediscovery of French River" (scenery), "Wild Westing De Luxe" (Guy Weadick's ranch in Alberta), "By the Still Waters" (on Okanogan river), "On the Way to Lake Windemere" (in the Selkirks), "Where West Meets East" (Vancouver and Victoria), and "The Lake of the Hanging Glaciers" (Selkirks).