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Identifier: F.2008-02-0066
Collection: Marquis Ritchey Cring Collection, 1927-1966
Filmmaker: Cring, Marquis Ritchey
Identifier: F.2008-02-0054
Collection: Marquis Ritchey Cring Collection, 1927-1966
Filmmaker: Cring, Marquis Ritchey
Identifier: F.2007-04-0004
Collection: Dr. Benjamin M. Gasul Collection, 1936-1940
Filmmaker: Gasul, Benjamin M. (Benjamin Morris)
Identifier: F.2008-06-0041
Collection: Walter Sunquist Collection, 1935-1984
Identifier: F.2005-02-0014
Collection: Ron Doerring Collection, 1937-1978
Filmmaker: Kibar, John, Kibar, Evelyn
Identifier: F.2006-02-0028
Collection: Susan Gray Collection, 1935-1957
Identifier: F.2004-02-0076
Collection: Jack Behrend Collection, 1932-2001
Identifier: F.2005-01-0208
Collection: Margaret Conneely Collection, 1902-2007
Identifier: F.2005-01-0163
Collection: Margaret Conneely Collection, 1902-2007
Identifier: F.2006-05-0110
Collection: Harry Mantel Collection, 1962-1984
Identifier: F.2005-02-0053
Collection: Ron Doerring Collection, 1937-1978
Filmmaker: Kibar, Evelyn, Kibar, John
The Soucie Collection is comprised of 85 reels of 8mm acetate films, an issue of the Sam Campbell Special newsletter sponsored by the Chicago and North Western Railway, and the original inventories created by the filmmaker. These films are amateur travel films of classic American festivals, rituals, amusement parks, parades, Civil War re-enactments, national parks, industrial shows, railroad fairs and Native American tribal ceremonies.
Identifier: F.2007-08-0020
Collection: Julian Gromer Collection, 1938-1973
The Julian Gromer Collection includes 15 travelogues and related papers by filmmaker Julian Gromer. The films depict his travels to Cuba, Nigeria, around Lake Michigan, Hawaii two months before Pearl Harbor, Canada, up the Amazon and Hudson rivers, and three films of cross-country cycling. Gromer was represented by the Redpath Bureau and co-owned Ralph Windoes Travelogues, Inc. His work is representative of post-World War II travelogue lectures that were exhibited in a variety of non-theatrical venues.