McMillin Pribilof Films (55-57) Trailer (1942)

01 January 1942 Factual 34 mins

5: "Seattle Trip etc." contains images of clouds, many people in a small boat, a shoreline with small white buildings, a sailboat, rigging on a boat, ice coating the boat rigging, sunsets, flag blowing in breeze, Juneau shoreline, Ketchikan Cold Storage building, a woman picking flowers, and more. 6: "St. Paul" contains scenes of (possibly military) ships, a procession led by men carrying a United States flag and religious banners, many people in small boats and standing on shore, small children standing and waving, girl's and women's foot races, men participating in a pie-eating contest and tug-of-war match, baseball game, ship at sea, and more. 7: "St. George misc." contains scenes of a man smoking, boys participating in a gunny sack race and pie-eating contest, people coming out of a church (possibly a wedding party), a procession led by men carrying a United States flag and religious banners, seals, a landscape and hills, reindeer, and birds on a rock.

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International Releases Dates

United States 01 January 1942

Production Companies

Alaska Film Archives - Fairbanks

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