Neighbor to the North
An American and a Canadian are driving into western Canada for a fishing-trip vacation, and the Canadian is telling about Canada and her special position as a neighbor of the United States of America. The camera takes the audience on a tour of Canada, showing her tourist attractions, her great industries and agriculture, and her scenery. He points out that both the United States and Canada are interdependent on each other for the common progress. A Paramount Pacemaker short, production number K7-6.
- Rated
- Approved
- Runtime
- 13m
- Released
- 1948
Details
Release year: 1948
Storyline
An American and a Canadian are driving into western Canada for a fishing-trip vacation, and the Canadian is telling about Canada and her special position as a neighbor of the United States of America. The camera takes the audience on a tour of Canada, showing her tourist attractions, her great industries and agriculture, and her scenery. He points out that both the United States and Canada are interdependent on each other for the common progress. A Paramount Pacemaker short, production number K7-6.
Top credits
- Walter Abel — The American
- Ralph Forbes — The Canadian