21 December 1955 Factual 30 mins
This Academy Award winning short subject documentary follows the United States Coast Guard icebreaker ships Eastwind and Westwind for four months as they work to clear navigational paths for ships traversing the arctic sea.
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Winston Hibler as Narrator
Winston Hibler Director
People and Places: Men Against the Arctic Trailer
United States 21 December 1955
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Copyright 1955 by Walt Disney Productions. From 1953 to 1960 Walt Disney did a series of short subjects (featurettes) of travelogues called People and Places.
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