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FOR SALE - RARE PATHÉ 9.5mm NOTCHED TITLE FILMS

A rare opportunity to obtain a collection of Pathé notched title films in nice
condition.

Reel 2. Baby Cine presents. The Lion of The Moguls -Comedy drama featuring Ivan Mosjoukine
(Super Reel) c 400'. Appears to be a feature released on 9.5

Reel 3. Timbuetoo (French Western Africa), Banana Cultivation in Columbia, Cellular
composition of Plants, Tea (cultivation) Art in Dahomey, Salt extraction from Seawater.
Japanese Boxes, The coleopter is a trifle smaller than the joint of a finger, The Larva of the
Water bottle, Jelly Fish (Medusoe)̻The manufacture of Window Panes.

Reel 4. Pathé Baby. Winter at Chamonix The Raising of Trout. Sea anemone. Swimming
under water. The spinning and weaving of Flannel. Marvellous feats of strength by the
sisters Amalia and Leonora The Tightrope extraordinary feats of the Hassans. The loss of a
Submarine.

Reel 5. Baby Pathé Presents : The Misfortunes of Maurice a Farce (Super Reel). Paris and the
Eiffel Tower and the Moulon Rouge.

Reel 6. Pathé Baby. The steam Engine The boiler the process of making steam in a boiler.
Educational film. Flitter Mice. (Bats) the Chase for The Cockade. Bull chasing in Spain.
Hunting the Hippo in upper Gambia. (French West Africa) Visions of Africa. Cinematography by
MC. Gilbert.

Reel 11. 9.5mm Harold Lloyd film possibly Feet First. There is no title but there is a “The End"
title with Lloyd’s trademark glasses.
Probably “A Trip to Paradise”, an extract from “Never Weaken” the only “high rise” Lloyd
comedy listed in the Pathé catalogue at the time – Ed.

Reel 14. Home Movie Footage c.100ft – Plus a commercial production/Travelogue.
Composition and Cinegraphy by Mr. R Alexandre. Rome, general view, The Banks of the Tiber,
views of Rome including the Vatican, St Pauls, The Forum and Capital. Notre Damme De Paris.
Detailed views of the Cathedral with inter-title descriptions.

Plus more.

All films are c. mid 1920s with content form the early part of the last century.
All films have been checked by the NFSA.
All films are in good condition, with no damage or warping.

Please contact Maggie on (03) 5986 5062 or mobile 0412 595 062
or e-mail: maggieb64@hotmail.com