James H. White Movies

This is just at the title suggests. it's the McKinley and Hobart Parade at Canton

Taken on 'Lucky' Baldwin's ranch, Santa Anita, Cal. Shows an engine and five cars approaching from a distance.

Interesting types of Mexicans watch the arrivals by the train. Sombreros, serapes and mantillas give the scene a very distinctive foreign appearance.

On Saturday morning, August 20, 1898, six grim battleships of Admiral Sampson's Squadron sailed into New York Harbor and up the Hudson to receive a...

Magnificent action is displayed by this troop of Mexican cavalry. They approach at full speed, with drawn sabres, wheel rapidly, and charge in the...

A parade of soldiers.

Shows a party of English people in their chairs. This is the only safe way of getting about in Canton, as the streets are indescribably filthy.

Here is another view on the Bund, with The Garden on the left, with its high arched conservatory. As in the former scene, the peculiar wheelbarrows...

It's a traveling shot from behind the railings. As the camera moves slowly along the harbor, we have a fine view of the rail. In the distance we spot...

Chinese passengers make their way down the wharf. Two chair bearers are soliciting fares, but without any success.

Photographed February-March, 1898 in Canton, China

San Diego Beach, Hotel del Coronado. A pug dog, several terriers and water spaniels and a great St. Bernard are dashing into the water, retrieving...

Shows the entire flock running around the corral with great strides and outstretched wings.

The film was photographed as if in the audience at a bull fight. No. 3 shows the collapse of the bull.

"The fashionable set is parading in the park, after church. The concourse is composed of all nationalities, including several groups of pretty...

Directed by James H. White.