To Make the Nation Prosper

1915

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaProduced to aid the movement for promoting the purchasing of goods made in America. "Buy a Bale of Cotton" is on everyone's tongue. That slogan was the start of a great national movement, to... Leer todoProduced to aid the movement for promoting the purchasing of goods made in America. "Buy a Bale of Cotton" is on everyone's tongue. That slogan was the start of a great national movement, to not only bring back lost prosperity on account of the war, but to increase the internal t... Leer todoProduced to aid the movement for promoting the purchasing of goods made in America. "Buy a Bale of Cotton" is on everyone's tongue. That slogan was the start of a great national movement, to not only bring back lost prosperity on account of the war, but to increase the internal trade to a point that has never been surpassed. Miss Genevieve Clark, daughter of Speaker C... Leer todo

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Finely made and acted

A picture produced to aid the movement for promoting the purchasing of goods made in America. Although this picture contains much that is dramatic in its construction, it is educational to a high degree and illustrates the ideas of Miss Genevieve Clark, daughter of Speaker Clark. It is presented on a practical basis with the slogan, "Made in America." The picture is finely made and acted, with Bessie Learn in the leads. This release should appear in every house in the United States. - The Moving Picture World, January 30, 1915