Quentin Roosevelt; Clemenceau and Foch, 1917-1919(1918)

Quentin Roosevelt; Clemenceau and Foch, 1917-1919 Synopsis

Film appears to have been photographed in France during WWI. Medium close shot of Quentin Roosevelt with a small building in background; brief shot of French and American officers, including Lieutenant Edward V. Rickenbacker at immediate right, talking; view of a troop train moving through a European town as people line the tracks waving to soldiers. Final sequence is medium close panning shots, from left to right, of: John J. Pershing, commander in chief of American forces; André Tardieu, French diplomat; Premier Georges Clemenceau of France; Marshal Ferdinand Foch, commander in chief of French forces; an unidentified French officer; General Maxime Weygand, staff officer to Foch; and Major General James W. McAndrews, general chief of staff of American forces, posing as they leave a building.

Quentin Roosevelt; Clemenceau and Foch, 1917-1919 (1918) is a documentary film, released on January 1, 1918 with a runtime of 2m. It stars Quentin Roosevelt.