Rural Mexico (1935)

James A. FitzPatrick: Self - Narrator

Quotes 

• Narrator : The pyramids of Mexico are without question the most noteworthy of all the relics that remain in tribute to the ancient Toltec Indians, who are credited with having built them centuries before the coming of the white man. This one is called the Pyramid of the Moon and it has yet to be uncovered and explored. But, a few 100 yards away may be seen the Pyramid of the Sun, which after having had its topsoil removed, reveals a perfectly preserved pyramid. One of the wonders of the Western World.

• Narrator : There is a tiny fishing village that has changed but little since the day the first white man set foot on the shores of Mexico. Here the native fishermen enjoy a peaceful existence as Mother Nature provides all that they seem to require for their happiness and well being.