The Cliff Dwellers of America(1916)

1916-02-07
Documentary

The Cliff Dwellers of America Synopsis

The first picture of the new Paramount-Burton Holmes Travel pictures recount Mr. Holmes' motor trip of the summer of 1913 through the more picturesque and interesting portions of New Mexico. As the journey leads through the lands of the former cliff-dwellers and former and present occupants of these prehistoric apartment houses called pueblos, Mr. Holmes chose to begin his trip at Chicago, there to see the cliff-dwellers of today threading in countless throngs the deep "Canyons" flanked on each side by the abodes of the modern "Cliff-dwellers." This is but a momentary glimpse, as the train is seen taking the audience to Santa Fe. From Santa Fe the travelers are taken to the famous pueblo of Taos and thence to the even more celebrated pueblo of Acoma, which was just as old, to all appearances, when the Spanish Conquistadores came up out of Old Mexico in 1740, to convert the Indians and conquer the country in the name of their King...

The Cliff Dwellers of America (1916) is a documentary film, released on February 7, 1916. It stars Burton Holmes.

Producers:
Burton Holmes
Production:
Burton Holmes Travel Pictures
Status:
Released

The Cliff Dwellers of America Cast & Crew

Main cast

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produced by Burton Holmes.

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