Travelogue featuring an American couple traveling in Europe and a European couple traveling in the U.S, with the emphasis on the cinematography which was viewed on a special curved screen with three projectors.
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Title: Cinerama Holiday (1955)
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John Marsh | ... | Self |
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Betty Marsh | ... | Self |
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Fred Troller | ... | Self |
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Beatrice Troller | ... | Self |
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Art Buchwald | ... | Self |
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Ricard Alexis | ... | Self |
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Oscar Celestin | ... | Self |
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Robert Marsh | ... | Self |
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Emmanuel Paul | ... | Self |
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Pat White | ... | Self |
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Travelogue featuring an American couple traveling in Europe and a European couple traveling in the U.S, with the emphasis on the cinematography which was viewed on a special curved screen with three projectors.
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The 2nd Cinerama presentationGenres:
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John Marsh: Till we've seen everything.
Betty Marsh: But we don't want to go where American tourists usually go.
Art Buchwald: The only place you won't find Americans is the Soviet embassy and the garbage dump.
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(uncredited)
Music by James Milton Black
Lyrics by Katharine E. Purvis
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Top-grossing film in the USA in 1955. See more »Quotes
Art Buchwald: How long are you staying in Paris?John Marsh: Till we've seen everything.
Betty Marsh: But we don't want to go where American tourists usually go.
Art Buchwald: The only place you won't find Americans is the Soviet embassy and the garbage dump.
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When the Saints Go Marching In(uncredited)
Music by James Milton Black
Lyrics by Katharine E. Purvis
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18 December 1955 (Japan) See more »Also Known As:
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$26,160,000Company Credits
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The film has been recently restored and is available through Flicker Alley on a combo DVD-bluray edition. It is a remarkable job that has been achieved. Moreover the Smilebox format used enables the viewer to have the original curved screen impression and if you have the chance as I do to view it on a home cinema system with a large screen (2.40m width as far as I'm concerned) sitting at a distance which enables you just to have the screen width in your field sight, you then get the full sensation you had in Cinerama theaters when the movie was first presented. Of course the subject and the way things are presented have aged a lot but it is also a reminder of what Paris looked like in the early 50s and being a Parisian , it brings a nostalgic reminiscence of that time when I saw Cinerama for the first time in Paris.