This entry in the series covers unusual occupations, beginning with a Philadelphia pants-presser, Dominick de Gregorio, who shows an amazing model of the Delaware River he made of balsa wood; then a wild-horse roundup in Nevada, and a man in Louisiana who raises thousands of alligators as a hobby and, while in Louisian, the camera takes a look at a giant oak that is 35 feet around with a root spread of 168 feet. The short concludes with a look at a new invention for tomato pickers that is amusing as well as practical and, finally, the world’s champion bubble blower blows some bubbles. |
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Ratings: | IMDB: 0.0/10 | |
Released: | January 20, 1940 | |
Runtime: | 9 min | |
Genres: | Short | |
Cast: | Alois Havrilla Dominick de Gregorio | |
Crew: | Henry Clay Bate Charles E. Ford | |
snazzydetritus : As I was expecting, the reenactments were far more well-done than most documentary-style s...