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Divided into seven parts, entitled: “The Duck Canyon” (600 meters long); “From Lima to Ayacucho” (600 meters); “Sugar Industry in Casa Grande” (600 meters); “Cotton Industry in Cañete and Pampa del Imperial” (600 meters); “Grand Aerial Journey (Lima and Callao seen from an airplane)” (400 meters); “Guano” and “Mining in the Republic.” The first five parts were filmed by aviator Commander Dyot on October 26, 1925, and the other two on November 4.Read moreLess
Divided into seven parts, entitled: “The Duck Canyon” (600 meters long); “From Lima to Ayacucho” (600 meters); “Sugar Industry in Casa Grande” (600 meters); “Cotton Industry in Cañete and Pampa del Imperial” (600 meters); “Grand Aerial Journey (Lima and Callao seen from an airplane)” (400 meters); “Guano” and “Mining in the Republic.” The first five parts were filmed by aviator Commander Dyot on October 26, 1925, and the other two on November 4.
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Divided into seven parts, entitled: “The Duck Canyon” (600 meters long); “From Lima to Ayacucho” (600 meters); “Sugar Industry in Casa Grande” (600 meters); “Cotton Industry in Cañete and Pampa del Imperial” (600 meters); “Grand Aerial Journey (Lima and Callao seen from an airplane)” (400 meters); “Guano” and “Mining in the Republic.” The first five parts were filmed by aviator Commander Dyot on October 26, 1925, and the other two on November 4.
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- Director
- W.O. Runcie