What the papers said
2 reviews“Well arranged and well photographed glimpses of an industry which is not remarkable for any features of striking novelty or interest. The photography of the one or two interior pictures in the film is as good as difficult conditions allow it to be.”
“A clearly photographed topical full of interest. It shows the whole process of growing and marketing pineapples.”
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- Bowers’ notes
- This subject was filmed while Carl Louis Gregory was with the Williamson brothers in Nassau, Bahama Islands, taking undersea pictures. 2. An advertisement in Reel Life, July 18, 1914, noted: “FIRST SCENIC RELEASE by PRINCESS. Marvelous pictures, obtained at great expense, showing contrasting nature: A Bahaman Pineapple Plantation and Harvesting Ice.” 3. The title appeared as The Bahaman Pineapple Plantation in some notices.
From Volume II: Filmography of Q. David Bowers’ Thanhouser Films: An Encyclopedia and History, reproduced with permission and unchanged. Read the history of 1914 →
Cite as: Bowers, Q. David. Thanhouser Films: An Encyclopedia and History, “A Bahaman Pineapple Plantation”. thanhouser.org/films/a-bahaman-pineapple-plantation/
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