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- Another in a series of Metro Movietone Revues featuring various vaudeville acts.Votes39
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- Metro Movietone Revue featuring various vaudeville acts.Votes36
- In 1934, MGM held a convention in Chicago, inviting its company distributors from all over the United States to preview the films scheduled for the 1934-1935 exhibition season. After a welcome from studio executive Felix E. Feist, the people in each geographic division are introduced, and the chief of each division says a few words.Votes67
- In Paris, come rain or come shine, he metro comes and goes, through stone tunnels and over iron bridges. The metro users in the corridors, mostly going up and down the stairs, come and go. Ankles, feet, legs, socks, shoes in perpetual motion. Fast, fast, faster and faster.Votes50
- Documentary on the launch of the first stage of the Moscow metro. On May 15, 1935, the first stage of the Moscow metro was opened - from Sokolniki to Park Kultury.
- 193717mApproved6.7 (44)ShortThis short chronicles, in a semihumorous way, events associated with MGM's 1937 convention for the studio's national sales and distribution staff. First the delegates arrive by train in San Bernardino, California, where they change trains for Pasadena. Passengers are shown talking and singing on the train. When they finally arrive at the studio in Los Angeles, they are greeted by Louis B. Mayer, then go to one of the sound stages for dinner.Votes44
- Promotional short for the 1940 opening of Cinema Metro in Cairo, Egypt. Lewis Stone proclaims this modern theatre will be a source of civic pride before introducing a dozen trailers of recent M-G-M films as samples of coming attractions.Votes24
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- Report on the Paris metro produced on the occasion of its fiftieth anniversary. Using archival images, contemporary views, fictional sketches, it relates the difficulties encountered by builders and the place that the metro has taken in the daily life of Parisians.
- Actor Lionel Barrymore and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer executive Dore Schary present clips from the studio's 1951 releases, including "Quo Vadis".Votes114
- With her mother away for the weekend, a brash and precocious ten-year-old country girl sets out to explore Paris during a Métro strike under her uncle's not-so-watchful eye. But can a little girl cause so much chaos in the city centre?Votes6,718
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- A promotional short announcing six M-G-M musicals to be re-released in theaters for one day only for six consecutive weeks, showcases brief scenes from the series of six representing some of the studio's popular films of the 40s and 50s.Votes7
- 1967–TV Episode
- 1967–TV Episode
- John Betjeman gives a guided tour of the Metropolitan Line from Baker Street in London to Verney Junction in Buckinghamshire, and of architecture of the suburbs and villages that grew up along its length since the line was opened in the 1890s.Votes68
- 1967–TV Episode
- In occupied Paris, an actress married to a Jewish theater owner must keep him hidden from the Germans while doing both of their jobs.Votes15,733
- Eight young people have the opportunity to express themselves through cinema. They had no previous film experience. Once each project has been carried out with complete freedom, they stand in front of the camera and tell how they have done it, what they have learned, how they see the future of cinema and their future within cinema.Votes15
- 1975–1996TV Episode
- Votes10
- Licenciée après 20 ans de service dans la même compagnie, Andrée Chevalier décroche un poste de directrice de personnel dans une entreprise torontoise, Liverpool, qui possède une filiale à Montréal. De par ses fonctions, Andrée est confrontée à tous les problèmes des employés, tant personnels que professionnels. Il en résulte parfois des situations dramatiques, le plus souvent cocasses. De plus, elle doit affronter quotidiennement son patron, Paul-Émile Cadieux, un homme sexiste et terriblement ambitieux.Votes9
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