URL: https://digitalcollections.hoover.org/objects/61603
Collection Structure John Kenneth Caldwell papers >  Motion picture film of San Francisco, Pacific Ocean crossing, and China
Item Title Motion picture film of San Francisco, Pacific Ocean crossing, and China
Collection Title John Kenneth Caldwell papers
Collector Caldwell, John Kenneth (1881-)
Date Created 1937
Description San Francisco passage to Japan and China from Seattle; David in Japan; life in China, 1937 Intertitles from film: •(00:13) From Mark Hopkins Hotel Roof, Fairmont and Mark Hopkins Hotels Down California Street •(02:37) The Bay Bridge, Alcatraz Island, Golden Gate Bridge Through the Fog •(03:29) After the Crash, Oil on Life Boat, Movie Tug, Back to the Pier, All Off the Ship [SS President Coolidge and oil tanker collided] •(05:24) Golden Gate Bridge, Frank H. Buck [oil tanker] and Ohio Aground Near Seal Rocks [sinking ship] •(06:18) En Route to Seattle, President Jackson, March 13, 1937, Victoria BC •(08:07) A Stormy Passage Nearing Yokohama on Deck in Kobe, A Cotton Lighter Burns •(10:33) Whangpoo River, Shanghai, March 31, Purple Mountain, Nanking •(12:59) American Consular Residence, The English Church, British Consular Residence •(14:12) The Lancashire Fusiliers Attend Church •(16:31) The Astor House, Tientsin Club, Keilan Building •(16:56) International Track Meet at Min Yuan Field •(17:17) International Guard of Honor on Colonel Lynch’s Departure
Country of Origin United States
Place Recorded San Francisco, California, United States
Format Moving Image
Medium moving images
Color black and white
Color black and white
Soundtrack silent
Soundtrack silent
Hoover ID Reel 12
Record Number 76009.3
Collection Guide https://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/tf0j49n407
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