Film Record: Red Hell of the Kaniksu

Still image from Red Hell of Kiniksu in Movie Makers, June 1932, 254.

Date produced: 1931

Filmmaker(s):

R. P. Ewing

Languages:

English

Length:

400 ft

Format:

format unknown

Colour:

B&W

Sound Notes:

Silent

Awards/Recognition:

American Cinematographer Amateur Movie Makers Contest, 1932 - Certificate Award, Second Place, Educational

Description:

"To publicize fire prevention work of the U.S. Forest Service, R. P. Ewing, A.C.L., New York City, working in cooperation with K. D. Swan of the Service, Missoula, Mont., has, with the assistance of Frank Foltz, completed Red Hell of the Kaniksu, 400 feet, taken in the St. Joe, Kootenai and Kaniksu National Forests." Movie Makers, June 1932, 254.

Resources:

Discussed in "Educational Films" (Movie Makers, June 1932, 254).

Locations:

• Kootenai National Forest (Filming)
• Kaniksu National Forest (Filming)
• St. Joe National Forest, Idaho (Filming)

Subjects:

•      Forests and forestry

Genre:

• Educational
• Sponsored

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