Crossroads of the Pacific: A Hawaiian Cruise
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Crossroads of the Pacific: A Hawaiian Cruise is a short film from ca.1930s released on 16mm. It is held in the Prelinger Archives collection.
Stock shots:
warships; desks being washed over by waves; giant artillery guns; planes taking off from aircraft carriers; torpedos being fired; gun turrets; inspection by captain on deck; sailors disembark; shore leave in Honolulu, Hawaii: sailors receive leis; woman kissing sailor with many leis on. sailors on Waikiki street car; sailors swarm around; Waikiki beach; period bathing costumes; sailors taking canoe into water while in full uniform; archival surfboarding (men fully clothed) aerial views of Honolulu and Waikiki; bubbling springs; coral;
climbing a tree for coconuts; hula dancing and Hawaiian musicians (good sequence) enthusiastic sailor audience; aerials of caravans of ships;| Crossroads of the Pacific: A Hawaiian Cruise | |
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| Produced by | Smith (James H.) |
Production company | Smith (James H.) |
| Distributed by | Smith (James H.) |
Release date | ca.1930s |
| Language | English |
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