Old French Canada Trailer

Old French Canada Trailer (1921)

"Roundabout the ancient village Beaupre and the city of Quebec." 01 January 1921 Factual 11 mins

Silent, black and white, 35 mm travelogue part of the Kinograms Series produced by Associated Screen News of Canada showing "the alien distance of time and space, in the new world... a bit of the old provincial France of the seventeenth century".

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Canada 01 January 1921

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