16mm Filmography
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BALI

"First the film tells of the location and topography of the island. Rice, the staple food, is shown being cultivated and threshed by semi-native women. The following sequence, in the village market square, shows the customs of trade among the natives. The fortnightly 'haribazar,' the open-air Oriental entertainment and various diversions are shown. The club-house, a social center of Americans and Europeans, the village cutups on the main street and numerous other highlights are presented. The sanitary homes, which have replaced the thatched, floorless native huts, demonstrate the progress made in living conditions within a few years." Georgia
Complete catalog record
Series: World parade series
Dewey number: 919.2
Audience level: sh-c-adult
Producer note: Available in lengths: 100ft-si-$2.75; 360ft-si-$8.75; 350ft-sd-$17.50
Format/cost: 16-si
Distributors / rental: Films of the Nations, Inc; Presbyterian bd of foreign missions; University of California $1; Ohio Department of Education; Oregon State System of Higher Education 50c; Modern Sound Pictures, Inc $1; University of Kentucky 50c; University of Iowa $1.25; color-$3; Religious Film Association, Inc $1.50. Also color-$3; University of South Carolina $1.50; MonS loan

More in World Parade Series

  1. California Picture Book
  2. BALI 1939
  3. MEXICO 1940
  4. NEW YORK—THE WONDER CITY 1940
  5. NATIVE AFRICA 1941
  6. Gateway to the Orient (Hong Kong). 1957
  7. SOUTH PACIFIC HORIZONS 1957
  8. CAMERA ON RUSSIA 1958
  9. FLORIDA'S HIGHSPOT 1958
  10. Yosemite Wonderland 1958
  11. Exotic Nippon 1976
  12. Fantastic Yellowstone 1976

Related films

Sources

  1. Educational Film Guide 1946 — title, year, creator, length, format, sound, description, catalog record

Record added 2026-07-02 14:42:49