The Bath Historical Society Collection consists of a single 16 mm. film called “Movie Queen,” made in Bath, Maine. It was produced as part of a local talent production and consists of a welcome parade and a presentation of the key to the city, shots of the town’s businesses and people, followed by a short
Collection contains “Movie Queen, Lincoln,” a fictional short production about a film star who arrives by train to her home in Lincoln, Maine. She tours the town and receives gifts from local merchants. The movie queen is kidnapped and then rescued. Scenes include a parade, streets and retail businesses, townspeople, and automobiles. The footage provides
The Laura Cannon Collection consists of 1 reel of 16mm and 10 reels of super 8mm shot by Laura Cannon between 1988 and 1995. The films are student projects created by Laura when she was in film school. They take place mostly in Colorado, Maine, and New York. Of particular interest is a cameralesss film
The John Bruner Collection consists of a single 16 mm. film called “Movie Queen,” made in Groton, Massachusetts. It was produced as part of a local talent production and consists of shots of the town’s businesses and people, followed by a short comedic kidnapping. The short film was shown in association with a three-act play,
