Believe It or Not (Second Series) #3

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Robert L. Ripley in Believe It or Not (Second Series) #3 (1931)

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaThis entry in the series crisscrosses America to find various curiosities. Among them are a church in Nebraska made of bales of hay; a duck with four legs that lives with its owner in Flint,... Leer todoThis entry in the series crisscrosses America to find various curiosities. Among them are a church in Nebraska made of bales of hay; a duck with four legs that lives with its owner in Flint, Michigan; a 128-year-old woman who lives in Holly Springs, Mississippi, with her 100-year... Leer todoThis entry in the series crisscrosses America to find various curiosities. Among them are a church in Nebraska made of bales of hay; a duck with four legs that lives with its owner in Flint, Michigan; a 128-year-old woman who lives in Holly Springs, Mississippi, with her 100-year-old daughter; and, in a cemetery in Mayfield, Kentucky, a family plot wherein the decease... Leer todo

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Arthur County, Nebraska, where the hay bale church is located, has 718 square miles and 434 people and is the 7th least populous county in the United States.

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Robert L. Ripley: [on Tennessee community] Here I found Americans still living in a perfect state of primitive isolation. This cabin, built with small logs plastered with clay, is a symbol of the pioneer life which shaped America, and which stands today exactly as it did in the days of Daniel Boone - a house built to accommodate many generations.

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Robert L. Ripley identifies the other credited cast.

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Assorted oddities in this Vitaphone short on Ripley...

This particular entry in the Ripley's Believe it or Not series is a rather clumsy compilation of oddities, a short film made by Vitaphone in 1931, but interesting as a curiosity piece.

Among the subjects: A church in Nebraska made entirely of bales of hay; a Tennessee cabin where a primitive mode of living still exists; a 128 year-old woman and her 100 year-old daughter from Kansas; a waiter showing how he can hold fourteen cups of coffee at one time; a duck with four legs who follows its owner around like a dog, and a few other odds and ends that don't make much sense.

Of course, the B&W photography is a bit grainy, but this is the sort of short meant to accompany double bills that were the feature attractions.