The Black swan

The life history of the majestic black swan is depicted in its natural surroundings of swampland at the edge of lakes and lagoons. The nest which is made on reeds and twigs or any slight elevation in the swamp is defended against all comers. From 2-6 eggs are hatched and the cygnets take at once to the water. By six weeks they are almost adult and able to look after themselves. Swans are nomads and when heavy rain swamps their home they fly off to seek a new one. Scenes are included of other water birds such as pelicans, swamp hens and egrets. No other credits available.

Credits

Directed by
Henry King
Written by
Ben Hecht, Rafael Sabatini, Seton I. Miller
Cast
Maureen O'Hara, George Sanders, Anthony Quinn, Tyrone Power, Thomas Mitchell, Edward Ashley-Cooper, Laird Cregar, Fortunio Bonanova, George Zucco, Arthur Shields, Frederick Worlock, Willie Fung, William Edmunds
Produced by
Robert Bassler
Cinematography
Leon Shamroy
Music
Alfred Newman
Edited by
Barbara McLean

Sources

  1. 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, description, catalog record
  2. Wikidata · Q515528 ↗ — year, creator, length, color, country, genre, credits