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Item Description |
How to Live to be 100 with Manitoba's Help
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Creator |
Produced by Michel J. Sym Studios for the Manitoba Department of Industry and Commerce
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Notes |
The film is one of three fishing films (along with "To Catch a Fish" and "The Mighty Ones") produced for the Bureau of Travel and Publicity in 1955: "All were dynamic action movies designed to attract anglers to Manitoba's lakes and streams." The films received wide distribution in Canada and the United States, through the National Film Board, television, sport clubs and service organizations. See Department of Industry and Commerce Annual Report, 1956.
The film highlights the successful fishing ventures of several anglers vacationing in the Whiteshell Forest Reserve. The film stresses the abundance and quality of fish in Manitoba lakes.
This film has been digitized and is available on the Archives' online exhibit, Streaming from the Archives.
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Government Schedule No. |
A 0237
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Location and Ordering Information
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Original Format |
1 film reel: acetate, optical sound, release print
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Item Details |
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00:00
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shots of men fishing
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00:20
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titles: "Department of Industry and Commerce Manitoba presents how to live to be 100 with Manitoba Help produced by Michel J. Sym Studio Winnipeg, Canada"
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00:45
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man and boy in boat hold up catches
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00:58
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shots of the Winnipeg River and the Whiteshell Forest Reserve
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01:13
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men loading up fishing gear into boat
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01:34
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men walking up to fishing lodge
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01:53
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men loading gear onto bush plane
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02:14
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driving boat on Winnipeg River
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02:32
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men fishing from boat, reels in fish and throwing it back in the water
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03:05
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father, son and guide fishing from boat; father reeling in fish narrator: "This is what's good for the tired businessman - even if he's not tired, it's still good for him."
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04:29
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"son" catches fish and lets it go; narrator - explaining importance of being a "sportsman" and letting smaller fish go
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04:59
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father catches and throws fish back into lake narrator: "any angler can catch his limit in Manitoba but it takes a sportsman to put'em back."
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05:30
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boat driven into shore
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05:53
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fish frying in pan over fire
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06:28
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father and son fishing from shore
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06:53
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father, son and other men sitting on rocks, eating fish, narrator: Put yourself in this picture - it's simple - just come to Manitoba this year."
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07:29
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men puts heavier line on reel
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07:41
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case of lures and other equipment
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07:55
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men fishing off rock
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08:14
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men reeling in fish, from rock
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08:21
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men and boy showing catches
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08:46
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men fishing for bass with fly rod from boat
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09:54
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father, son and guide fishing off boat - reel in Northern Pike
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10:45
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father holds up large Northen Pike
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10:59
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the three bring in a 10 pound Northern Pike
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11:34
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man fishing for Northern Pike and bringing in several struggling fish
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12:47
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the three bring in another large Pike
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13:17
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guide holds up Pike and returns it to water
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13:31
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the boy reels in 16 pound Pike
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14:02
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guide holding up Pike for the camera and throwing it back in lake
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14:24
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view of lake and forest
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14:42
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title: "for further particulars about Manitoba's fabulous fishing write to the Bureau of Travel and Publicity, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
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