Kaleidoscope is an unusual abstract film, the result of optical experiments performed by Loyd A. Jones, Head of Kodak Research Laboratories’ Physics Department. Jones combined the principle of the kaleidoscope with Kodachrome, creating what he describes as “dynamic designs of extraordinary beauty and symmetry.”
Reportage about the unveiling of the bust of Marie Amalie Dorothea Reenen-Völter (5 March 1854 - 10 July 1925), wife of the Mayor and publicist for the town of Bergen, North Holland.
Reportage about a fundraiser for the association known as the Joodsche Invalide (Jewish Hospital and Home) for the construction of their eponymous building.
Reportage about the tornado disaster in the village of Borculo.
Demonstration of the reliability of the Schuttevaer, which took place in a Rotterdam shipyard in the presence of a group of well-dressed gentlemen.
Travelogue, following the river upstream by train, from Lake Geneva to the Rhône Glacier.
Documentary in six segments: buildings and personnel in Utrecht, station interiors including Amsterdam Central Station, materials and workshops, railroads, rails, railwaybridges and finally footage of some train journeys throughout the Netherlands.
Documentary about Vissershaven in Scheveningen.
Bits & Pieces Nr. 280. Film from the collection of Eye (Amsterdam).
Bonzo the Pup goes traeling.
Bongo joins the army and discovers that it's all meaningless bureaucracy, when he is asked to assemble a gun.
an animated cartoon with a supernatural theme—
A beautifully stencil-colored tour titled SAN FRANCISCO, THE GOLDEN GATE CITY. It was one of the three small features that were included in the colorful weekly film magazine PATHÉ REVIEW NO. 29 that was released in the United States on 12 July 1925.
Hal Roach comedy featuring actual monkeys. Part of The Dippy Do Dads series.
Felix sees a rainbow and follows it to its end where he finds a pot of gold.
Felix becomes a bricklayer.
