Scenic Travels and Unexpected Turns

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A lighthearted travel-themed comedy filled with quirky characters, humorous detours, and playful storytelling. This classic short film showcases a series of imaginative scenes and unexpected moments, blending visual humor with charming vintage creativity.

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00:00We now take you

00:29on a nature tour

00:29and we'll attempt

00:30to show you

00:31interesting animal life

00:32and scenic wonders

00:34of our country.

00:35First, in California,

00:37we find one of the most

00:38beautiful of national parks,

00:40Yosemite,

00:42known to many

00:43in traveling.

00:44Tourists are often tempted

00:46to feed the tame bears

00:47in the park.

00:59We also find

01:10other animals

01:11in the park.

01:12Here's the shy little deer.

01:14Hello, deer.

01:16Hello, big boy.

01:18Boy Scouts make

01:25Yosemite

01:26their annual

01:26camping headquarters.

01:28Well, the Scoutmaster

01:30seems to be in trouble.

01:31What do you suppose

01:32he wants?

01:33Pardon me.

01:35May we use

01:36your washroom?

01:38Okay, bud.

01:39Right over there.

01:40Stationed high

01:56on their lookout towers,

01:57firefighting rangers

01:58are continually

01:59searching for carelessness

02:01which may result

02:02in the destruction

02:03of these beautiful forests.

02:05of these beautiful forests.

02:35Bryce Canyon, in Utah, created by the continuous flow of water centuries ago,

02:58is noted for its strange and grotesque formations.

03:01One of the most interesting of which is this natural bridge.

03:14Going from one atmospheric extreme to the other, we leave the sunny climate of Utah for

03:19the frozen wastes of Alaska.

03:28Perfectly contented in his below-zero haunts is the polar bear, for Mother Nature has provided

03:34him with layer upon layer of fat plus a thick coat of heavy fur to keep him good and warm.

03:41I don't care what you say, I'm cold.

03:51Eskimo dogs thrive in this climate and are perfectly happy here.

03:56Now, what's this fellow up to?

04:03Don't tell me he's headed for California.

04:08Oh, well.

04:09Good luck.

04:11Traveling southward back into the states, we were fortunate in photographing this tense drama

04:18of animal life.

04:19A ferocious bobcat about to pounce upon and devour this poor, helpless little weakling.

04:25A baby quail.

04:26A baby quail.

04:27A baby quail.

04:28With muscles tense and ready to spring, the marauding killer comes closer and closer to

04:32this tiny, shivering little creature.

04:37So defenseless, so harmless.

04:40Only a baby.

04:42Poor lady.

04:44I can't do it!

04:47I can't!

04:48I can't!

04:49I can't go through it!

04:50I can't!

04:51I can't!

04:52I can't!

04:53There's something fascinating about the sound of a frog.

05:05Here, we show you a close-up of a frog croaking.

05:08In the desert wastes of New Mexico, we found interesting animal life.

05:24Such as...

05:25Say...

05:26What's this?

05:27Well, our little northern friend.

05:30It looks like he really is going to California.

05:33Good morning.

05:35Oh, well.

05:36Maybe his master's there.

05:38As I was saying, the animal life here is very interesting.

05:42Here is a lizard which, as you all probably know, sheds its skin once a year.

05:48Let's watch this interesting procedure.

05:50We'll see you next time!

05:52We'll be right back!

05:56Toguja Tambiq

06:15¶¶

06:44Ladies and gentlemen, your attention please.

06:47The next scene is quite gruesome.

06:49So for the benefit of the children in the audience, we will split the screen.

06:53The left side for grown-ups, the right for the children.

06:56For the grown-ups, a hideous Gila monster.

07:00For the children, a recitation.

07:03Mary had a little lamb.

07:06Its place was wide as snow.

07:09And everywhere that Mary went, lamb was sure to go.

07:23Now to the Grand Canyon of Arizona.

07:27It is indeed a breathtaking panorama of multicolored rock.

07:30Here, from this point, the massive walls of the canyon

07:44are able to throw back an echo from a distance of three miles.

07:49Let's listen to this tourist.

07:50Hello!

07:56Hello!

08:03Hello!

08:10I'm sorry.

08:12They do not answer.

08:14Well, here's that determined dog again.

08:23He's really serious about this California situation.

08:29The Colorado River, winding its way endlessly through mountain gorges,

08:34presents a remarkable view from the edge of the canyon high above.

08:38On crossing the river, we stop to watch a group of busy little beavers,

08:46industriously at work, building a deck.

09:02Well, our four-legged friend, Wurley, approaches his goal.

09:06What determination!

09:08He's made it!

09:14He's made it!

09:26Trees!

09:28Trees!

09:29Thousands and thousands of trees!

09:32And they're mine!

09:33All mine!

09:35Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!

09:37Trees!

09:38Trees!

09:39Trees!

09:40Trees!

09:42Trees!

09:43Trees!

09:44Trees!

09:45Trees!

09:46Trees!

09:47Trees!

09:48Trees!

09:49Trees!

09:50Trees!

09:51Trees!

09:52Trees!

09:53Trees!

09:54Trees!

09:55Trees!

09:56Trees!

09:57Trees!

09:58Trees!

09:59Trees!

10:00Trees!

10:01Trees!

10:02Trees!

10:03Trees!

10:04Trees!

10:05Trees!

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