Popular Science's primary photo
  • Popular Science (V) (1939)
  • Approved
    Short | 11 min | Short, Documentary
Primary photo for Popular Science
Popular Science (V) (1939)
Approved
Short | 11 min | Short, Documentary

The first feature in this series entry shows how topographical maps of remote areas of the United States are produced. Initially, hundreds of photographs of the area are taken with four special cameras using large-format film. The ...See moreThe first feature in this series entry shows how topographical maps of remote areas of the United States are produced. Initially, hundreds of photographs of the area are taken with four special cameras using large-format film. The photographs are then painstakingly assembled so that a large, single photo can be produced. The next story shows a few modern bathroom. conveniences. Next, oddball inventor Russell E. Oakes demonstrates a set of "double decker" false teeth and a nose filter that renders onion fumes harmless. In the final story, Dr. Joseph M. Hill, of Baylor University Hospital, demonstrates the process he invented for dehydrating blood serum. The crystalized serum can be stored almost indefinitely without being refrigerated. Written by David Glagovsky See less
Read more: Plot summary
Writer
Producer
Trending

Become a member to see MOVIEmeter and news information about Popular Science.

Status
Edit Released
Updated Dec 15, 1939

Release date
Dec 15, 1939 (United States)

Contacts

Become a member to see contact information for Popular Science.

Cast

+ Add Cast
3 cast members
Name Known for
Gayne Whitman
Narrator (voice) Narrator (voice)   See fewer
Joseph M. Hill
Self (uncredited) Self (uncredited)   See fewer
Russell E. Oakes
Self (uncredited) Self (uncredited)   See fewer
There was an issue loading this tab.
There was an issue loading this tab.
There was an issue loading this tab.
There was an issue loading this tab.
There was an issue loading this tab.
There was an issue loading this tab.
There was an issue loading this tab.
There was an issue loading this tab.

MOVIEmeter

Members only

Become a member to access additional data

Ratings Breakdown