Plot

Mrs. Wells, a world traveler who shot 16 mm films of her journeys, narrated her home movies, first on WNBT, New York City, then on the NBC network. When she ran out of films, the series ended. Epitomizes the era of primitive TV when broadcasters were willing to show anything that moved.—Steven W. Siferd <72233.741@compuserve.com>

A pioneering travel show, hosted by Zetta Wells. The host was the wife of the then-famous British travel writer Carveth Wells. The show typically used home movies filmed by the husband-wife duo during their travels to exotic locations. Each film was accompanied by live narration from Zetta, providing additional information on the locations featured. The show only lasted from June to December, 1946, as it had already displayed the entire film archive of the Wells duo.—Dimos I