DELHI—AGRA
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Series: Wonders of the world series
Duration: 15min
Year Published: 1934
Creator: Bell & Howell Company
Format: 16mm
Sound: Silent
Description: Camel carts of peculiar construction. A wheel-wright makes a roadside repair. Jami Masjid—largest mosque in India. Shopping in Delhi's Chaudni Chowk. City water supply—by the teapot system. Palace mosque of the Siki, the deserted city. Agra—teeming with life —stone-cutters carving millstones, women at the town well, snake charmers, grinders at work with bow drill. The Pearl Mosque. Taj Mahal. The Mohammedan's turban
Complete Record: Series: Wonders of the world series Dewey number: 915.4 Audience level: el-jh Review source: "Old. Emphasizes the spectacular." Collaborator Format/cost: 16-si-$25; rent $1 Distributors / rental: Calhoun Company; Photoart House; Visual Education, Inc (Texas); University of Iowa $1; W. D. Engleman Company; Ohio Department of Education
Metadata Source:Educational Film Guide 1946
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Record added: 2026-07-02 14:20:05