Popular Science
Issue: Mar, 1940
Posted in: Advertisements, Movies
Posted: 08/01/2011
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POPULAR SCIENCE-ON-THE-SCREEN (Mar, 1940)

Judging by the picture, this looks like some pretty heavy colonialist propaganda.

IN CINECOLOR —SEE and HEAR the latest release of POPULAR SCIENCE-ON-THE-SCREEN

the glamorous story of Hawaii’s Pineapple Industry

Produced in Cinecolor by FAIRBANKS AND CARLISLE
Distributed by PARAMOUNT PICTURES.

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  1. Hirudinea says: August 1, 20117:20 am

    If the colour looks weird it because Cinecolor was a two colour process, kinda neat.

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