With the Second World War raging overseas, James A. Fitzpatrick sends the Technicolor cameras and William Steiner to direct the operators to distant and romantic(?) Maryland, where the university teaches Greek, and George Washington resigned his commission as general. Fitzpatrick also recites the first verse of "The Star-Spangled Banner" since no one can sing it.
The copy of this Traveltalks travelogue that plays on Turner Classic Movies is in pretty good shape, although the blues look greenish, as if it had been shot in two-strip Technicolor.
The copy of this Traveltalks travelogue that plays on Turner Classic Movies is in pretty good shape, although the blues look greenish, as if it had been shot in two-strip Technicolor.