0:041. Beat 1
Model synopsis: The opening title card displays production credits for 'Private Snuffy Smith' from Monogram Pictures. No characters or actions are depicted in this beat.
No renewal found Free in the US since 1 January 1971, on the registry's reading: registration LP11565 of 1942 by Capital Productions was not renewed in the volumes searched. Record.
A moonshiner joins the Army to escape federal authority, only to find that changing clothes does not mean changing his adversary.
Snuffy Smith goes into the Army not to seek adventure but to get away from the government. Tired of dodging revenue agents, the moonshiner decides to take the Army up on its offer.6 When he discovers that his sergeant is a revenue officer, he decides to desert.8 It is a comic trap: the institution offering refuge turns out to contain the authority he was fleeing. Bud Duncan plays the comic-strip character whose quarrel with officialdom provides the story of Private Snuffy Smith.1 The uniform changes the terms of that quarrel, but it cannot make him an obedient citizen.
Snuffy began as a supporting player in Billy DeBeck’s Barney Google comic strip in 1934.4 DeBeck, working with assistant Fred Lasswell, introduced him on November 17 of that year.5 That origin matters to the film’s construction. Snuffy arrives with a personality already suited to repeated encounters rather than a single transforming adventure. His suspicion of interference gives each new authority something to contend with. John Grey was among the credited screenwriters who put him into a military setting.2 The pleasure proposed here is recognition, not reform; Snuffy’s difficulties keep changing their clothes.
Directed by Edward F. Cline,1 the film marked producer Ed Gross’s first production for Monogram.2 One working title was Snuffy Smith, the Yard Bird.2 The phrase also survives in the song “The Yard Bird,” sung by Jimmie Dodd.1 The production-company trail is less tidy. Monogram is associated with the film in the catalogue record.2 A separate production-company entry names Capitol Productions Inc.9 These entries do not establish that the company names are interchangeable.
Before military discipline can become the joke, the film establishes Snuffy’s alternative economy. In the Internet Archive copy used by the atlas, private_snuffy_smith, a figure in a hat and overalls kneels beside wooden barrels among the trees at 6:57. Within a story about moonshining and revenue agents, the action makes the woods a workplace as well as a hiding place. Snuffy has something to defend, however illicit. His flight from official interference is not simply a taste for wandering. The contrast with Army life is therefore more than one between overalls and a uniform. He is exchanging work conducted out of sight for an institution that expects to know where he is and what he is doing.
The film also moves beyond the immediate struggle between recruit and superior. At 53:43, an interior scene with two women gives way to smoke and soldiers in trenches. The cut brings the battlefield into the same narrative space as domestic conversation. Military life cannot remain merely an inconvenient household arrangement. Yet the scale contracts again at 59:17, when two men crouch among rocks and foliage. One urges the other to dance. The copy’s machine transcript renders his words as “You’re dancing” and “Come on.” Here bodily compliance is itself the business of the scene. The film’s larger circumstances yield to the smaller spectacle of one person trying to make another move.
Monogram followed the film with Hillbilly Blitzkrieg, directed by Roy Mack.11 Duncan and Edgar Kennedy returned for that film.12 Private Snuffy Smith is now listed for free streaming on Tubi.8 Prime Video also lists it for streaming or purchase.13 Those listings establish routes by which viewers can encounter the film. They do not explain the licensing decisions behind particular copies. The registry’s reading of the copyright term provides a separate account of its availability for reuse.
The record: Registration LP11565 by Capital Productions is dated 16 January 1942. The registry found no renewal in the renewal volumes for 1969 to 1971, nor in the Copyright Office's records from 1978 on; on that reading the term ended on 31 December 1970 and the film has been free in the US since 1 January 1971. The record does not settle the provenance or completeness of every circulating copy.
Written 6 September 2026 by gpt-6-astra from the registry record, the atlas's own evidence and the sources below, gathered by Qwen/Qwen3.8-Max with web search and questioned by deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4-Pro. Numbered notes are the sources; a claim marked unverified has no source yet; times open the atlas at that second. How these are made and checked.
863 shots over 1:05:53 · 343 beats in 191 sequences · 845 transcript lines · JSON
863 shots over 1:05:53, read from the Internet Archive copy private_snuffy_smith (private_snuffy_smith.mp4, 640×480, 29.97 fps). Shot boundaries by PySceneDetect's adaptive detector; each frame links to the Archive's player at that second. Registry dossier: Private Snuffy Smith No renewal found. JSON
Measurements: black-and-white film on its keyframes (0 of 863 shots judged colour), average shot 4.6s long, a frontal face detected in 27% of keyframes. Shots are detected automatically and each is represented by its midpoint frame.
Released 1942 (Internet Archive).
343 beats in 191 sequences, cut automatically at shot boundaries scored on picture change, pauses in speech, topic shifts, on-screen text and cutting rhythm (each beat says why it starts where it does). Each is annotated by a vision-language model from four sampled frames and the transcript lines in it, as observations with evidence; anything the frames and lines do not support is left null. Machine annotation (Qwen/Qwen3-VL-235B-A22B-Instruct), checked automatically: quotes must be verbatim, names must be spoken, "visible" events are sampled to a second model. 343 of 343 beats annotated, 332 passed the checks, 11 flagged.
Passages cut at shot boundaries and annotated by a machine from four sampled frames and the transcript lines in them. Each beat says why it starts where it does and what was checked; sequences are visual groups, not scenes.
0:04Model synopsis: The opening title card displays production credits for 'Private Snuffy Smith' from Monogram Pictures. No characters or actions are depicted in this beat.
Model synopsis: The beat displays title cards introducing the character Snuffy Smith and actor Bud Duncan, with animated and live-action depictions of the character in uniform. No dialogue or action occurs beyond the presentation of credits and character names.
Model synopsis: Two characters are shown in medium close-up: one in a bonnet and dress, the other in a military uniform with insignia. Text overlays credit Sarah Padden and J. Farrell MacDonald for their roles.
2 people observed.
Model synopsis: This beat displays the opening credits of the 1942 film PRIVATE SNUFFY SMITH, listing cast and crew over a static background illustration of a rustic cabin. No characters appear, and no dialogue or action occurs during these frames.
Model synopsis: A dog rests on a person lying on the ground in an outdoor setting with bare trees and a wooden fence. The scene is presented in black-and-white animation with a sketch-like quality.
Model synopsis: Three people are seated outdoors under trees in a wooded area. One person is shown from behind wearing a hat and a patterned shirt.
3 people observed.
Model synopsis: A woman sits outdoors while a man stands nearby; dialogue suggests they are discussing a bee and another person named Hank. The setting appears to be a wooded area with natural lighting.
Named: Pa (t:1:56), Pat (t:1:57), Hank (t:1:57). 6 people observed.
“- Pa?” 1:56 · “Why ain't you leaving one of them bees, Pat? What's that? He might settle on Hank and wake him.” 1:57
Model synopsis: A man and a woman are seated outdoors in a wooded area. The man speaks, mentioning 'Bobby' and 'two of them,' while the woman listens.
2 people observed.
2:24Model synopsis: A group of people in period clothing sits under trees in a wooded area. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
3 people observed.
2:27Model synopsis: A woman in a headscarf and dress sits on a wooden chair outdoors, holding her knee. The background shows foliage and a blurred structure, suggesting a garden or yard.
1 person observed.
2:30Model synopsis: A group of people is gathered outdoors under trees, with one person standing and others seated or lying on the ground. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
3 people observed.
2:35Model synopsis: A man in a hat and light shirt stands outdoors with trees behind him. No dialogue or other people are visible in this beat.
1 person observed.
2:42Model synopsis: Two people are seated outdoors in a wooded area; one asks for tobacco wrappings. The scene is shot in black and white with natural lighting.
2 people observed.
Model synopsis: A man and a woman stand outdoors near trees while a man reads a newspaper; a close-up shows a newspaper headline featuring a man in a hat. The transcript mentions names and reading a paper.
Named: Ed Cooper (frame:3). 4 people observed.
“There'll be some reading paper.” 2:48 · “Why, there be that Bush, Hyden, Cooper, the ravenuer.” 2:54
Model synopsis: A man and a woman are outdoors near trees; the man holds a paper and later pins it to a tree while speaking. The woman listens and reacts, and the man mentions busting up stills and putting something up for Snuffy.
2 people observed.
“You're saying?” 3:02 · “I'm going to bust up all our stills.” 3:06
Model synopsis: A newspaper headline featuring a man in a hat is shown, followed by a woman in a bonnet standing in a wooded area, then the newspaper again. A voice says Snuffy is not giving revenues comfort.
2 people observed.
Model synopsis: A man in overalls and a hat stands near a tree with a sign, then is shown with a woman in a wooded area; the final frame shows a rocky, wooded landscape. The transcript mentions Snuffy, revenues, and shadow hunting.
2 people observed.
“Recollect the time he put a harness nest in Cooper's car, there was a sting in him and he was as speckled as a guinea pig. Them revenues ar…” 3:31 · “You ain't needn't be afraid.” 3:42
Model synopsis: A man lies on the ground with a dog resting on his chest, then stands and holds the dog while speaking. A rifle is visible near him on the ground. The dialogue references 'Mr. Carson' and a disrupted dream.
Named: Mr. Carson (t:4:03). 1 person observed.
“What?” 3:57 · “Mr. Carson.” 4:03
4:18Model synopsis: A person stands in a dimly lit, rocky outdoor setting, possibly a cave entrance or ravine, with uneven ground and foliage visible. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
Model synopsis: A man in a hat and suspenders is shown outdoors, followed by a shot of two figures in a wooded area. No names or specific events are mentioned in the transcript during this beat.
3 people observed.
“*whistling*” 4:23 · “*whistling*” 4:27
4:37Model synopsis: A man in a wide-brimmed hat and coat holds a stick outdoors. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
4:39Model synopsis: A man stands in a wooded outdoor setting, holding a rifle. The scene is shot in black and white with natural lighting and appears to be set in a forest.
1 person observed.
4:42Model synopsis: A man with a mustache and hat holds a rifle in a close-up shot. No dialogue or additional context is provided in this beat.
1 person observed.
4:44Model synopsis: A person is partially visible behind foliage in a wooded area. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
4:48Model synopsis: Two men are visible in a wooded outdoor setting; one embraces another while a third man stands nearby holding a rifle. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
3 people observed.
4:51Model synopsis: A man in light-colored clothing lies on the ground under a large tree, holding a long pole. The scene is outdoors in a wooded area with no visible structures or other people.
1 person observed.
Model synopsis: A man in overalls holds a rifle and a jar of nails while another man walks beside him in a wooded area. Dialogue indicates an apology and a request to proceed, with one man calling out to 'Wilson'.
Named: Wilson (t:5:03). 2 people observed.
“Hey, Wilson, Wilson, you hit me right in the face with that.” 5:03 · “I'm sorry, Chief. You go first.” 5:09
Model synopsis: Two men in hats speak in a wooded area; one warns the other about hitting him with a branch. They then decide to move quietly, fearing they might be overheard.
Named: Wilson (t:5:19). 2 people observed.
“A Wilson.” 5:19 · “Good to hear it.” 5:20
Model synopsis: Two men in hats and camouflage stand in a wooded area, one speaking about needing to catch someone today because Uncle Sam has another job for him tomorrow. The speaker expresses frustration over being made a fool of and having his record ruined.
2 people observed.
“You've been trying to catch that little fella for months. What's the hurry now? Say, I gotta catch him today.” 5:34 · “Uncle Sam wants me on another job tomorrow.” 5:40
Model synopsis: A man in a hat and coat is seen in a wooded outdoor setting, holding a rifle and sitting near barrels. He speaks about not throwing a limb unless sure of hitting, hating store-bought clothes, and needing to stop revenue.
Named: Snuffy (t:6:01). 1 person observed.
“Snuffy, don't be a throwing limb till you know you can't miss.” 6:01 · “I hate to be a spiraling store bought clothes.” 6:09
6:17Model synopsis: A man in a hat and light shirt peers from behind a dark structure into a wooded area. The scene is outdoors and appears to be set in a forest.
1 person observed.
6:18Model synopsis: A person in a hat and coat aims a rifle from behind cover in a rocky outdoor setting. Barrels are visible on a slope in the background.
1 person observed.
6:19Model synopsis: A man in a light shirt and dark tie stands in a wooded area, looking upward. The scene is dimly lit with foliage visible behind him.
1 person observed.
6:19Model synopsis: A person in light-colored clothing is visible outdoors near a tree and barrels. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
6:21Model synopsis: A man in a shirt and tie stands outdoors near foliage, touching his forehead. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
Model synopsis: Two men argue near a tree with a hat pinned to it; one man fires a rifle from prone. A gunshot and a burp are heard during the sequence.
3 people observed.
“They're shooting cats.” 6:25 · “This is the last straw. Let 'em have it, boys!” 6:27
Model synopsis: A person in a hat is partially visible behind a tree with a hat hanging on it, while another person in a helmet lies prone with a rifle in a wooded area. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in these frames.
2 people observed.
6:44Model synopsis: A person is partially visible behind a tree with a hat hanging on the trunk. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
6:46Model synopsis: A man in a hat sits on the ground outdoors, handling an object near a fire. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
6:49Model synopsis: A man in a hat and coat stands beside a tree in a wooded area, holding a small dog. A hat hangs on the tree trunk nearby.
1 person observed.
Model synopsis: Two figures are shown in a wooded area; one is lying on the ground while the other crouches nearby. A gunshot is heard during this sequence.
2 people observed.
“*gunshot*” 6:50
Model synopsis: A person in a hat and overalls kneels beside wooden barrels in a wooded area. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
7:04Model synopsis: A person in a helmet aims a rifle from behind cover in a wooded area. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
7:05Model synopsis: A person in a hat and light shirt is crouched low among bushes in a wooded area. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
7:07Model synopsis: A man in a hat aims a rifle from a prone position in a wooded area. The scene is shot in black and white with high contrast lighting.
1 person observed.
7:08Model synopsis: A person in overalls and a hat kneels beside a wooden barrel in an outdoor setting. The scene is shot in black and white with no visible text or spoken dialogue in this beat.
1 person observed.
7:10Model synopsis: A man in a hat lies prone in a wooded area, partially obscured by foliage and a tree. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
7:12Model synopsis: A person in a wide-brimmed hat and light-colored clothing sits on rocky ground holding a rifle. The setting appears to be outdoors in a rugged, natural environment.
1 person observed.
7:13Model synopsis: A man in a hat and coat crouches behind a tree holding a pistol. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
Model synopsis: A person in a hat and overalls is seen moving through a wooded area, calling out for someone named Wilson after a gunshot is heard. The person crouches and then stands near a tree while another figure is visible in the background.
Named: Wilson (t:7:30). 3 people observed.
“*gunshot*” 7:15 · “Hey!” 7:25
Model synopsis: A man is being choked by a chain while another man tries to help him; nearby, a woman and two men react to the violence. In a separate shot, men are seen working with barrels in a wooded area.
6 people observed.
“What happened, boss? Oh, they ain't fighting fair. They're shooting hard way. Get this off my neck.” 7:34 · “Get it off.” 7:40
8:03Model synopsis: A barrel rolls on a dirt ground in an outdoor setting. No people, dialogue, or on-screen text are visible in this beat.
8:05Model synopsis: A person in light-colored clothing is digging in a dirt path surrounded by trees and brush. The scene is outdoors in a wooded area with no visible structures or other people.
1 person observed.
8:07Model synopsis: A single frame shows a metal bucket lying on its side on dirt ground next to a tree trunk. No people, dialogue, or on-screen text are visible.
8:10Model synopsis: A person in a hat and dark shirt leans over a wooden crate outdoors. The scene is shot in black and white with no visible text or dialogue.
1 person observed.
Model synopsis: A man in a hat carries a rifle through a wooded area while a woman in a long dress holds an axe nearby. The scene includes dialogue calling out a name and exclaiming about time and a 'table of liberals.'
Named: Floisi (t:8:17). 2 people observed.
“Time's a-wasting!” 8:13 · “Floisi!” 8:17
8:25Model synopsis: A person in a light-colored robe stands inside a dim, rustic wooden structure with tools and a lantern hanging. The scene is shot in black and white with high contrast lighting, showing the figure from the side near a doorway.
1 person observed.
8:31Model synopsis: A person in a long dress and apron is seen from behind, standing at a wooden table in a dimly lit, cluttered room with shelves and hanging pots. The person appears to be working or searching for something on the table.
1 person observed.
8:38Model synopsis: A person in a hooded garment kneels on the floor in a dim, cluttered room with stone walls and wooden furniture. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
8:41Model synopsis: A man in a hat and light-colored pants runs through a rustic wooden structure holding a rifle. The setting appears to be a rural outdoor area with trees and wooden posts visible.
1 person observed.
8:44Model synopsis: A man in a hat and light shirt is visible in a dim, cluttered interior, bending over a table. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat speaks while seated indoors; three men outdoors in a wooded area follow a dog, one calling to it. The transcript includes dialogue about losing someone and using a dog to find a cabin.
4 people observed.
“Come on woman, quit stalling. What a rail in your paw, bees in your breeches? Revenures.” 8:45 · “Did they catch the steel? No, the bodacious, it's one even in smelling range.” 8:50
Model synopsis: A man in a hat sits at a table while a woman stands behind him holding a tray; the woman later sits and speaks. The transcript includes fragmented lines about parts, eating, being caught, and a traveling peddler.
2 people observed.
“Maybe our parts and eating will ever know us too. Don't ever be forgetting.” 9:10 · “They'll catch you.” 9:14
Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat and suspenders is seated at a table, eating and speaking. A woman in a bonnet and another person are also at the table in a rustic interior. The dialogue mentions Don Elby, Cindy, and pork prices.
Named: Don Elby (t:9:32). 3 people observed.
“Somebody here be smoking foreign tobacco. Old Tom L. B. Stunwell by.” 9:26 · “Don Elby?” 9:32
9:56Model synopsis: A man in a hat and vest walks through a rustic outdoor area with wooden structures and a wagon wheel, accompanied by a small dog. The setting appears to be a rural yard or camp with tools and sacks visible.
1 person observed.
9:59Model synopsis: A man in a light shirt, dark tie, and wide-brimmed hat stands in the foreground, flanked by two other men in similar hats. The background is out of focus with foliage, suggesting an outdoor setting.
3 people observed.
10:01Model synopsis: Three men in cowboy hats and period attire stand outdoors near a wooden structure with a small dog at their feet. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
3 people observed.
10:03Model synopsis: A spotted dog is seen from behind, entering a wooden structure through a doorway. The scene is outdoors on dirt ground, captured in black-and-white film.
Model synopsis: Three men in uniform stand outside a rustic cabin; inside, two men sit at a table with a dog nearby. One man speaks to another, calling him 'Mr. Carson,' and mentions a 'revenue' before telling him to wait.
Named: Mr. Carson (t:10:09). 5 people observed.
“This must be Snuffy's cabin.” 10:05 · “I'm sorry Mr. Carson, but I couldn't wait. You're too slow. Here.” 10:09
10:30Model synopsis: A person in a long dress bends over near a stove while another person sits at a table in a dimly lit, cluttered room. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
2 people observed.
10:32Model synopsis: A woman in a headscarf and collared dress is shown in profile, looking off-screen. The setting is dimly lit and indistinct, with no visible objects or text.
1 person observed.
Model synopsis: A man in a hat and tie stands in a rustic interior with shelves and a broom, speaking to a seated woman in a headscarf. The transcript includes dialogue about 'Snuffy' and a 'bar', and the man gestures with a rope while addressing someone named Smith.
Named: Smith (t:11:00). 2 people observed.
“Why sluffy smell?” 10:36 · “- Will you be seeing my snuffy? - Yeah.” 10:42
Model synopsis: A man in a hat and tie is seen in a wooded area and then indoors, reacting to being bitten while another person speaks. The transcript includes a threat to shoot and a comment about not being tasty.
2 people observed.
“Hey, come on out or I'll start shooting.” 11:03 · “Oh, you won't, huh?” 11:07
11:23Model synopsis: A man in a light shirt and hat is seen from behind in a dimly lit interior. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
Model synopsis: Two men in uniform search an outdoor area near stacked corn, reacting to a moving corn stalk. One man speaks about the corn appearing to walk, while another mentions a hole under the bed.
2 people observed.
“Give me the slip!” 11:27 · “There's a hole under the bed.” 11:28
Model synopsis: Two men in hats and shirts stand in front of a wooden structure; a forest scene with dense foliage is shown. A line of dialogue suggests something moved, though it is not visible in the frames.
2 people observed.
11:59Model synopsis: A man in a hat and tie stands in a wooded area with tall plants. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
12:08Model synopsis: A man in a hat and tie stands in a wooded area, holding binoculars to his eyes. No other people or events are visible or mentioned in this beat.
1 person observed.
“Oh.” 12:05
12:12Model synopsis: A man in a hat and tie is shown outdoors in a wooded area. No dialogue or additional context is provided in this beat.
1 person observed.
12:14Model synopsis: A person in light-colored pants and dark top is bent over in a wooded area, surrounded by tall grass and trees. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
12:16Model synopsis: A man in a hat lies prone in brush during daylight. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
12:18Model synopsis: A black-and-white frame shows a small, dark animal with a white stripe on its back moving across a ground covered in dry leaves and debris. No people, dialogue, or on-screen text are visible in this beat.
12:23Model synopsis: A man in a top hat and tie crawls on the ground in an outdoor setting with foliage. The name 'Gardenia' is spoken during this beat.
1 person observed.
“Gardenia.” 12:20
12:29Model synopsis: A girl stands in a rustic interior with a fireplace and wooden furniture. No dialogue or named characters are present in the supplied transcript or frames.
1 person observed.
“*whistling*” 12:29
Model synopsis: A woman and a man in uniform speak in a dimly lit interior; the man identifies himself as a buck private. The woman is holding a plate and they stand near shelves with jars and a lantern.
Named: Cindy (t:12:51), Don (t:12:46). 2 people observed.
“Down, Elveth.” 12:32 · “Nah, just a buck private, Cindy.” 12:51
Model synopsis: A man in a military-style uniform and a woman in a dress converse in a rustic interior. The dialogue suggests concern about a father's opinion and mentions the army and revenue agents.
2 people observed.
“That's the way I'd be a-feeling, too.” 12:56 · “I wish your pa favored me.” 12:59
Model synopsis: A man and a woman are shown in close-up, speaking to each other in an interior setting; the man later bends over an object while the woman looks on. No names are spoken that can be assigned to the visible characters.
2 people observed.
“Oh, Anakin, what you be a-doing?” 13:17 · “If an he be seeing an LB,” 13:20
Model synopsis: A man holds a small cannon-like device while speaking to a woman in a dimly lit interior; he says he will take it to the army and they will marry when it is bought. The woman reacts with surprise and then listens as he speaks.
2 people observed.
“With this you can shoot a cannon as straight as you can a squirrel gun.” 13:51 · “Why, you be a-tankin' it.” 13:55
Flagged: visible event not seen (Man holds up a small cannon-like device and points it forward.)
Model synopsis: A man in a military-style uniform and a woman with curly hair are shown in close-up, facing each other. The woman speaks her name, 'Stella,' and the man responds with a phrase that includes 'a hankering failure.'
Named: Stella (t:14:13). 2 people observed.
“Maybe a long time.” 14:06 · “That ain't no matter.” 14:09
14:21Model synopsis: A metal kettle hangs over a fire, emitting steam. The setting appears to be a rustic interior with wooden beams and a bucket nearby.
14:22Model synopsis: A man in a dark uniform is shown in profile next to a woman with curly hair. The background is dark and indistinct, suggesting an interior setting.
2 people observed.
14:24Model synopsis: A woman in a light dress and apron bends over near a stone wall, handling a dark object. The scene is dimly lit and appears to be indoors, with cleaning tools visible nearby.
1 person observed.
14:29Model synopsis: A man in a dark uniform stands in profile near a fireplace in a dimly lit room. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
14:34Model synopsis: A woman stands in a dimly lit kitchen with wooden furniture and hanging pots. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
Model synopsis: A man with a mustache and hat peers through a window while a woman in a dress stands inside, smiling. The transcript contains nonsensical vocalizations and an affirmation.
2 people observed.
“Ra-ra-ra-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-ro” 14:36 · “Mm-hmm.” 14:39
Model synopsis: A man in a military uniform speaks with two civilians inside a rustic wooden cabin; one civilian is a woman in a dress, the other a man in overalls and a hat. The dialogue suggests confusion over the uniformed man's identity and mentions hiding from revenuers.
Named: Snuffy Smith (t:14:43). 3 people observed.
“Oh. Snuffy Smith. Bowls of fire since when you're becoming a revenue a revenue.” 14:43 · “I thought you was another revenuer.” 14:53
Model synopsis: A man in a military uniform speaks with a woman and an older man in a rustic interior. The transcript includes dialogue about enlisting, government provisions, and uniform details like gold buttons and khaki breeches.
3 people observed.
“I enlisted to help Uncle Sam.” 15:10 · “Gold buttons. I bet they'd be costing you a heap. Oh, no, the government gives them to you.” 15:15
Model synopsis: Three people are in a rustic cabin interior; one man in uniform speaks with a woman while another man in a hat watches. A fourth man is seen looking through a window from outside.
Named: Snuffy (t:15:49). 4 people observed.
“And you're getting your smokings?” 15:44 · “No, but they pay you 30 a month and you can buy them.” 15:46
Model synopsis: A man threatens another with a rifle indoors while a woman intervenes; a second man is seen alone outside a wooden structure. The dialogue indicates a confrontation over going to the army and a refusal to return home.
Named: Snuffy (t:16:28). 4 people observed.
“You ain't living long.” 16:08 · “Be a lower in your gun Saul. Don are coming to take me to the army.” 16:10
Model synopsis: A man in a hat and suspenders stands beside a vintage car, speaking with a driver; another man with a rifle appears behind a wooden structure. One man says he will join the army with the other.
3 people observed.
“Who would you saw be a hard meow?” 16:39 · “No? Still mad at me.” 16:45
16:54Model synopsis: A man in a hat and light shirt stands beside a vintage car near a wooden fence. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
16:56Model synopsis: A black car is parked near a wooden fence in a wooded area. A person stands behind the fence, partially obscured by trees.
1 person observed.
16:59Model synopsis: A wide, static shot shows a vast, flat landscape with rows of dark, uniform structures under an overcast sky. No people or moving objects are visible in the single frame provided.
Model synopsis: A soldier dismisses a group of men from an army camp while a civilian in a hat argues with a guard and attempts to enter. The civilian is denied access and threatens the guard before walking away.
4 people observed.
“Company dismissed.” 17:01 · “Oh, you skunk.” 17:07
Model synopsis: A man in civilian clothes enters a military office and speaks with a general, requesting to join the Army; he is then forcibly removed by a guard. The office contains maps and simple furniture, and the interaction ends with physical removal.
Named: General Rosewater (t:17:50). 3 people observed.
“Hi, General. Take a seat. I'm hearing you're needing some good shooting men for the Army. I'm being the best squirrel shooter in the United …” 17:52 · “a place to bed.” 18:08
Model synopsis: A man in uniform confronts another man holding a child in a room, then escorts them outside. The outdoor scene shows a camp-like setting with wooden buildings and a trash can labeled 'G.I.'.
Named: Snuffy Smith (t:18:31). 3 people observed.
“The ravenower! - Snuffy Smith! - Friend of yours then, Sergeant. - Well, not exactly. - Now, get in here. - I... - So you let him in! Wel…” 18:31 · “Yes, sir! Yes, sir.” 18:41
18:56Model synopsis: A man in a hat stands beside a car during a brief exchange. He speaks a line that suggests frustration or dismissal before indicating he will leave.
1 person observed.
“Bounce this off your pumpkin head, then I'm going home.” 18:54
18:59Model synopsis: A person rides a motorcycle with a sidecar on a dirt road in a barren landscape. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
19:01Model synopsis: A man in uniform walks past a wooden building while another man in a hat runs toward him. The scene is outdoors on a dirt ground with a building and distant structures visible.
3 people observed.
19:03Model synopsis: A man in uniform restrains another man who is bent over against a wall. The scene is indoors and appears to be a confrontation or arrest.
2 people observed.
Model synopsis: A group of uniformed men, including an officer, are outside a wooden building; one man is being held down while others stand around. An officer gives orders to find a civilian who ran down the road.
Named: General (t:19:09). 5 people observed.
“Time's awake, sir.” 19:07 · “By your hunt, General.” 19:09
19:20Model synopsis: Two vintage trucks are parked side by side in an open outdoor setting. The scene is shot in black and white with no visible people or dialogue.
19:22Model synopsis: A close-up shows a rope tied around a vertical pole, with fabric draped nearby. No people, dialogue, or identifiable location are visible in this single frame.
19:23Model synopsis: A person in a dark hat and coat is partially visible inside a tent-like structure. No dialogue or additional context is provided in this beat.
1 person observed.
19:25Model synopsis: A man with a mustache and hat peers from behind a draped curtain. No dialogue or additional context is provided in this beat.
1 person observed.
19:30Model synopsis: No visual or auditory content is present in this beat. The frame is entirely black, indicating a possible transition or error.
Model synopsis: A woman in period clothing stands near a wagon and cauldron in a wooded area, while a man in a hat holds a white animal near a tree. The transcript includes a child calling "Pa!" and a line about opening a can for soap making.
3 people observed.
“Pa!” 19:39 · “Be opening this can for my soap making.” 19:41
19:48Model synopsis: A woman in a headscarf and long dress stands outdoors near a tree and a metal pot. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
19:49Model synopsis: A person in a hat holds a rifle in a wooded area. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
Model synopsis: A woman in period dress stands near a pot outdoors while a man in a hat reclines against a tree. The transcript includes a child calling 'Pa!' and a comment about Dan not joining the army because he didn't take his rifle.
Named: Dan (t:19:55). 2 people observed.
“Pa!” 19:54 · “If you'd taken your rifle gun, Dan, you'd have got into that army.” 19:55
Model synopsis: A person in a hooded garment tends a large pot outdoors while another man lies on the ground nearby. The transcript includes dialogue about cutting kindling and a response confirming compliance.
2 people observed.
“Pa!” 20:02 · “They are bustin' up my paddle for kindlin' wood.” 20:03
Model synopsis: A person in a headscarf and apron is outdoors near barrels and trees, reacting with alarm while holding a large object. The transcript includes exclamations and a question about something being gone.
1 person observed.
“Oh, my God.” 20:18 · “- What part of it's gone?” 20:24
20:28Model synopsis: A person in a hooded coat stands outdoors near a fire pit in a wooded area. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
Model synopsis: A woman in a headscarf and period dress is shown outdoors in a wooded area, bending over. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
20:36Model synopsis: A person in a hooded garment holds a large object near their face in a close-up shot. The background is indistinct and out of focus, suggesting an outdoor or wooded setting.
1 person observed.
Model synopsis: A person in a headscarf and loose garment reacts with alarm to a sudden burst of steam or smoke from a cauldron in a wooded area. The reaction is shown across four frames, with the person raising hands and showing wide-eyed surprise.
1 person observed.
“No!” 20:38
Model synopsis: A man and a woman argue outdoors near a tree while smoke billows from a device in the background. The woman gestures as she speaks, and the man remains seated.
2 people observed.
“Ah!” 20:50 · “Oh, balls of fire. What's the tarnation you're doing? I'll just be a soapster and it'll whoop.” 20:51
Flagged: visible event not seen (The man remains seated and does not gesture.)
Model synopsis: A woman in period clothing stands near a large pot outdoors while speaking to a man in overalls and a hat; the transcript includes dialogue about soup and trouble. No named characters or specific time of day are established.
2 people observed.
“Fork, some evil spirits to drink up my soft soup.” 21:06 · “Now easy, you be giving me more trouble than the revenuers.” 21:11
21:25Model synopsis: Two men in hats and coats stand outdoors near barrels and a large pot, one stirring it. The setting appears to be a wooded area with diffuse lighting.
2 people observed.
21:30Model synopsis: Two characters in period rural attire converse outdoors; one wears a headscarf and the other a wide-brimmed hat. No names, time of day, or specific location are established in this beat.
2 people observed.
“Well I.” 21:29
21:37Model synopsis: Two figures in period rural attire stand beside barrels in a wooded outdoor setting. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
2 people observed.
21:45Model synopsis: Two figures in period rural attire stand near barrels in a wooded outdoor setting. One wears a headscarf and apron; the other, a wide-brimmed hat, appears to be handling a tool or object.
2 people observed.
Model synopsis: Two people in period rural attire stand outdoors; one holds a ladle and speaks about putting something in water. The setting appears to be a wooded area, and the dialogue suggests a domestic or culinary activity.
2 people observed.
“I'm a putting it in the pot.” 21:56 · “I'm a-putting it in the water.” 22:00
Model synopsis: Two characters in period rural attire converse outdoors; one mentions stirring something with a wooden leg made of koko-bola wood. The dialogue suggests a humorous or absurd context involving spirits and soap.
2 people observed.
“It be spirits you should be having. Ain't nothing at all but hog fat and lie. What you done you ain't been doing afore? I was stirring it…” 22:07 · “Well, made of koko-bola wood.” 22:17
Model synopsis: Two characters in period costume converse outdoors; one holds a shovel. Dialogue references a pirate ancestor, a swallowed island, and a buried leg.
2 people observed.
“Grandpappy got that when he were a pirate with Captain Cade.” 22:25 · “Let the sea done swallowed up Coca-Cola Island.” 22:31
Model synopsis: Two people are shown in a wooded area, one standing and one seated; a car with passengers is then seen on a dirt road nearby. A line mentions 'Peyton Lark' and another speaks of disappearing and saving.
4 people observed.
“I'll be disappearing still.” 22:52 · “Peyton Lark.” 22:55
23:07Model synopsis: A woman stands near a military-style jeep in a wooded area while two men in uniform sit in the vehicle. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
3 people observed.
Model synopsis: A person in a headscarf and loose coat holds two jugs outdoors near a wooden structure; another person is visible near a cart and barrels. A line is spoken about revenues arriving.
2 people observed.
23:17Model synopsis: A seated person in a long coat holds a small object while sitting indoors. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
Model synopsis: A group of men in uniform stand around a seated woman in an outdoor setting. One man is told to look under the bed, and the woman mentions her house has been upset since Wednesday.
4 people observed.
“Are you getting lost again, Revenor? Never mind that. Where's Snuffy?” 23:22 · “I wouldn't be known.” 23:28
23:37Model synopsis: A man in a uniform and hat is visible in the foreground, with another similarly dressed person blurred in the background. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
2 people observed.
23:41Model synopsis: A man in a hat and coat stands near a wooden shack with hanging pots, while another man sits in the background. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
2 people observed.
Model synopsis: A man in a military uniform confronts a civilian man and woman near a rustic wooden structure; a dog is present and another soldier stands nearby. The dialogue indicates the civilian is being ordered to return to a commanding general, and the dog is objected to being taken.
Named: Mr. Carson (t:24:11). 4 people observed.
“Hey, you're gonna shoot me, Mr. Army Man.” 23:46 · “Up. I got orders to return you to the commanding general 10th Army Corps.” 23:52
Model synopsis: A man in uniform confronts another man near a dog outside a rustic building; a third man enters the building's interior. The transcript indicates a dispute over the dog's presence and a threat involving liquor.
4 people observed.
“Well, any place I go, that dog goes. This is one place you're going that that dog's not going.” 24:16 · “I'll be a putting him in the house.” 24:22
24:36Model synopsis: A person in a hat and light shirt is visible in a dim interior, handling a large dark object near a wooden wall. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
24:38Model synopsis: A white dog stands in profile next to a dark dog against a textured backdrop. No people or dialogue are visible or audible in this beat.
24:41Model synopsis: A low-angle shot shows the base of a curtain with small figures or objects clustered along its hem. No people, dialogue, or identifiable location are visible in this single frame.
24:42Model synopsis: A man in a hat and coat is bent over inside a rustic wooden structure. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
24:43Model synopsis: A narrow alleyway or passage between tall, rough wooden structures is shown. No people, objects, or text are visible in the frame.
24:48Model synopsis: A person in a hat and light shirt is bent over near a wooden structure in a dimly lit interior. The transcript includes a farewell spoken to someone named Louise.
1 person observed.
“Goodbye, Louise.” 24:50
Model synopsis: A man and a woman in period clothing are shown in a rustic wooden interior; the man holds a jug and speaks to the woman. The transcript includes a line spoken at 24:59: 'Be remembering me as I am.'
2 people observed.
25:06Model synopsis: A scene shows three men in outdoor attire standing near barrels and a wooden structure; one is addressed as Mr. Carson. No further actions or dialogue are visible or audible in this beat.
Named: Mr. Carson (t:25:07). 3 people observed.
“Mr. Carson.” 25:07
25:12Model synopsis: Three men in hats and period clothing walk away from the camera on a dirt path beside a rustic wooden structure. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
3 people observed.
25:17Model synopsis: A man in light clothes and a hat stands near a vehicle with several people on it, in a wooded outdoor setting. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
4 people observed.
25:23Model synopsis: Two men are seated in the front of a vehicle in a wooded area. The vehicle is stationary and the men appear to be looking forward.
2 people observed.
25:28Model synopsis: An aerial shot shows a small town with low buildings, dirt roads, and open fields. No people or moving vehicles are visible in the single frame provided.
Model synopsis: A man in a military uniform sits while two others, one in civilian clothes and one in a uniform, stand and interact with him in an office. The transcript includes dialogue addressing a 'Sergeant' and a 'General', with one character calling another a 'hero' and inviting him to sit.
3 people observed.
“So you found him a good thing with me.” 25:34 · “That's all, Sergeant.” 25:38
Model synopsis: Two men are in a room; one in a military uniform speaks with another man in a wide-brimmed hat who reclines. The transcript includes dialogue about rewards, army enlistment, and corn drippings.
Named: Jimmy (t:26:32). 2 people observed.
“We're risking your life to save me from that runaway motorcycle.” 26:02 · “And I want to reward you for it. Is there something I can do to make you happy?” 26:08
Model synopsis: A man in a military uniform speaks with a man in a wide-brimmed hat who has his feet on a desk; the man in the hat then gets up and walks away. The conversation includes a mention of khaki breeches and being short for the army.
Named: Mr. Smith (t:26:50). 2 people observed.
“Uh, Mr. Smith.” 26:50 · “Would you mind taking your feet off my desk?” 26:52
Flagged: visible event not seen (Mr. Smith stands and walks away from the desk.)
Model synopsis: Two characters, one in a military uniform and one in civilian attire with a hat, interact in an indoor setting. The dialogue references military rank, pay, and uniform details.
2 people observed.
“I've got a general!” 27:25 · “You're so sudden you done scared me.” 27:28
Model synopsis: A man in uniform speaks to a boy in a room with wooden furniture and maps on the wall. The boy responds while standing, and the man remains seated or standing nearby.
2 people observed.
“General, you got yourself a soldier.” 27:42 · “I've been making a heap of other sounds too.” 27:47
Model synopsis: A man in military uniform and a man in civilian attire interact in an office setting; the transcript includes references to military classification and clothing. No names are established for the individuals beyond what is spoken in the transcript.
Named: Stubby Smith (t:28:06). 2 people observed.
“I'm sending over Stubby Smith.” 28:06 · “Let them under special classification Z. Beers and burks? No.” 28:08
28:34Model synopsis: Two men are in a room; one in uniform stands near a door, the other in a hat leans on a desk. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
2 people observed.
28:39Model synopsis: A man in a military-style uniform stands in a dimly lit room with furniture and a painting on the wall. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
28:40Model synopsis: A group of men are seated in a room with beds and windows; one reads a newspaper. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
4 people observed.
Model synopsis: A man in a military uniform asserts authority over another soldier in a barracks, demanding a card and claiming control of the place. Other soldiers are present in the background, and one is seen smoking a pipe.
5 people observed.
“Would you be your Renoir to go?” 28:44 · “Hey, you geef.” 28:47
Model synopsis: A sergeant instructs a recruit named Salo to stand at attention and assigns him to the company kitchen, while the recruit mutters about taking orders from a revenuer. The scene takes place in a barracks with multiple cots and soldiers present.
Named: Sergeant Cooper (t:29:21), Salo (t:29:10). 4 people observed.
“Suck in your stomach! Throw out your chest! Put your heels together, Salo!” 29:10 · “From now on you take orders from Sergeant Cooper, do you understand?” 29:21
Model synopsis: A man in uniform speaks to another man in uniform inside a room with cots; a third man is seated in the background. One man whistles while bending over a cot.
3 people observed.
“Good coming, Mr. Carson.” 29:38 · “Hello!” 29:42
30:03Model synopsis: A man in a military-style uniform and hat holds his head with one hand in an interior setting. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
30:09Model synopsis: An aerial shot shows a compound of low, rectangular buildings with a central courtyard and surrounding fields. No people or moving vehicles are visible in the single frame provided.
30:15Model synopsis: A man with a mustache and suspenders is visible in a close-up, looking downward. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
Model synopsis: A man in a military uniform stands and speaks in a room with another person lying down; the dialogue references kitchen duties and a character named Cooper. The setting appears to be a barracks or military quarters with personal items scattered around.
Named: Snuffy (t:30:19). 2 people observed.
“Hey, Snuffy, I thought you were still on kitchen police. I do be.” 30:19 · “When I'm betting up for a spell or four, I'll be mess-making.” 30:22
Model synopsis: Two men in uniform are in a room with a third man lying on a bed; one standing man speaks to the other while gesturing. A name 'John Burnt Smith' is mentioned in the dialogue, and another man is addressed as 'Mr Carson'.
Named: John Burnt Smith (t:30:40), Mr Carson (t:30:49). 4 people observed.
“Cooper.” 30:34 · “That bodacious, idiot, era, lunk, hay. Hey, what are you doing here?” 30:35
Model synopsis: Two men in military uniforms are indoors, one demonstrating a device while the other observes. The transcript describes the device as an automatic range finder that provides a reading in yards without mathematical calculation.
2 people observed.
“Looks like a range finder. Yeah, it's an improved range finder. One I perfected in college. What's different about it?” 31:04 · “Well, it's automatic.” 31:10
Model synopsis: Two men in military-style uniforms converse inside a vehicle; one offers to take a device to General Hopkins. The dialogue references artillery, maneuvers, and a commander of the Blue Army.
Named: General Hopkins (t:31:39). 2 people observed.
“Can't even get anyone to look at it.” 31:25 · “Well, as good as you say it is, I'll take it to the general for you.” 31:29
Model synopsis: Two men in military uniforms converse inside a room; one gestures with a device while the other listens. A third man is later seen aiming a mounted machine gun indoors.
3 people observed.
“You know, there's his first chance to approve his theories with real soldiers and actual maneuvers.” 31:52 · “See, if it does work, do you think he'll submit it to Washington?” 31:57
32:15Model synopsis: Two men in military-style uniforms are in an interior space; one aims a rifle while the other looks over his shoulder. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
2 people observed.
32:16Model synopsis: A single blurry frame from 1936 shows an indistinct interior scene with no identifiable people, objects, or actions. No transcript is available for this beat.
32:18Model synopsis: A person stands outdoors holding a large sheet or banner, with trees and a chair visible in the background. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
Model synopsis: Two men in military-style uniforms are shown indoors with a machine gun; one adjusts his cap while smoking. Another scene shows a man in uniform reclining in a hammock outdoors under trees.
3 people observed.
Model synopsis: Two men in military-style uniforms interact indoors near a machine, then one man walks through a barracks-like room, and later two men are seen outdoors near hammocks. One man speaks about being an officer and a 'yard bird' while another asks about seeing the general.
4 people observed.
“I certainly did.” 32:26 · “When do we see the general?” 32:30
Model synopsis: A man in uniform is seen near a hammock and tent, then salutes another man in uniform; a third man is later seen lying on the ground. Dialogue includes an apology and a reference to a meeting at 3 o'clock.
3 people observed.
“What's the meaning of this, Sergeant Cooper? Oh, I didn't mean it, sir. I'm sorry. That's no excuse.” 32:59 · “No, sir. We vote to my quarters at 3 o'clock. Yes, sir.” 33:03
Model synopsis: A man in a hat and uniform holds a device while speaking with two other uniformed men in a room; one man is seated with a bandaged head. The dialogue suggests testing a rangefinder to defeat General Hopkins.
4 people observed.
“Can I be a helping you, Melvinu?” 33:17 · “Rangefinder is...” 33:28
Model synopsis: Two men in military uniforms converse indoors; one carries a wooden box and mentions inspecting the kitchen. A third man is briefly visible seated in a chair.
3 people observed.
“I wish to compliment you on the high morale of your company. Oh.” 33:55 · “But an army travels on its stomach.” 34:04
34:26Model synopsis: A man in a hat sits on a bed holding a guitar in a dimly lit room with kitchenware visible. Another person is partially visible on the left, near a table with food items.
2 people observed.
Model synopsis: Two men in military-style uniforms sit and interact indoors while a third man plays a guitar. The transcript mentions Snuffy Smith, a 'yard bird,' and describes him as a small but tough soldier.
Named: Snuffy Smith (t:34:40). 3 people observed.
“Since Snuffy Smith joined up, he's now a yard bird. A little guy, but my, he's such a hard bird. Don't ever get yourself mixed up with Snu…” 34:40 · “Why you may find you're being flung Bodaciously off on the cliff If you should see a pretty face with naught behind it She's wasting time…” 34:50
Model synopsis: A man in a dark shirt sits indoors, peeling or handling something small with his hands. Later, several men in hats are shown in a room with a sign reading 'HALL' visible in the background.
5 people observed.
Model synopsis: Three men in hats are seen in a wooden structure; one is seated, another stands near a door, and a third is visible in the background. A close-up shows a hand holding a round object. The transcript mentions a character named Smith who is now a 'yard bird' and is in town because he saw a girl.
4 people observed.
“Smith joined up, he's now a yard bird. When evening rolls around, he's sure a tarred bird. You'd think he'd hit the hay and rest, but he's i…” 35:35 · “rosy jaws was he a height the door when brains was passed out no sir he signs the finest x but mom's the word i swear he will be faded don'…” 35:46
Flagged: visible event not seen (Three men in hats stand near a door, one of them holding a baton.)
36:10Model synopsis: Three men in period uniforms stand near a wooden building entrance; one holds a briefcase. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
3 people observed.
Model synopsis: A man in uniform confronts two others in a kitchen where corn drippings are being cooked; he orders one to be made into a soldier and tells them to leave. The scene involves dialogue about liquor and responsibility.
3 people observed.
“What is this?” 36:17 · “It's still, General.” 36:19
Model synopsis: Two men in hats interact in a kitchen; one hands an object to the other, who then tastes from a spoon. The second man later reacts as steam rises from a pot nearby.
2 people observed.
“I'll get that where I brace him and give me that.” 36:46 · “Get out of here!” 36:49
Model synopsis: Three people are in a room with clothing racks; one is dressed in a soldier's uniform and speaks about impersonating a soldier to obtain a range finder. Another person mentions having spoken to a hillbilly and Cooper, and refers to shorts being in Cooper's office.
3 people observed.
“Think I'll pass for a soldier?” 37:05 · “I don't know. That salute's pretty foamy. I'll get by.” 37:07
Model synopsis: Four men in military uniforms are seated in a room, discussing strategy; one man stands and exits through a door. The conversation references military maneuvers, tanks, and artillery.
4 people observed.
“You understand how much these maneuvers mean to me.” 37:31 · “He's up to Washington. Whether we win will depend a lot on the type of country we operate in. Upon what do you base your theory? The Blue Ar…” 37:35
Model synopsis: A man in uniform enters a room where several officers are seated and conversing. The transcript discusses a new range finder with an automatic calculator, and one officer says he sent for the arriving man.
4 people observed.
“One of the men has perfected a range finder.” 37:57 · “It has an automatic range calculator.” 38:01
38:13Model synopsis: A man in a cap and dark uniform is visible leaning over a desk or counter, handling an object. The setting appears to be an interior room with shelves or boxes in the background.
1 person observed.
Model synopsis: A man in a beret and dark shirt is seen in a dim interior, first leaning over a desk and then turning away from it. The room contains a cabinet with papers and a telephone on the desk.
1 person observed.
38:38Model synopsis: An interior room with a cabinet, a stovepipe, and a desk with a telephone is shown. No people or actions are visible in the single frame provided.
38:44Model synopsis: A man in a uniform holds a small dog while standing in an interior space with a desk and papers. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
Model synopsis: Four men in military uniforms are seated in a room; one enters and reports to an officer. A voice discusses tank speed and range calculation, then acknowledges the report.
Named: Sergeant Cooper (t:38:55). 6 people observed.
“With a tank moving at 35 miles an hour, you can see how important automatic range calculation would be.” 38:47 · “Yes.” 38:54
Model synopsis: A group of men in military uniforms are in a room; one man holds a large device and speaks about a range finder while others react. The dialogue includes threats of court-martial and accusations of sabotage.
4 people observed.
“The new General Rosewater range finder.” 39:09 · “It was here the last time I saw it. What does this mean?” 39:20
39:49Model synopsis: Three men in military uniforms stand in an interior room while a fourth man in a hat kneels or bows before them. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
4 people observed.
39:55Model synopsis: Two men in military uniforms stand facing each other in an interior space; one is partially visible on the left. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
3 people observed.
39:58Model synopsis: No visual or auditory content is present in this beat. The frame is entirely black, and no transcript lines are provided.
Model synopsis: A man in military uniform speaks in an office while others stand nearby; a vehicle is visible outside a window. The transcript mentions maneuvers and the Ozark Mountains.
4 people observed.
“Yes sir. Can't follow me and close the gate. I'm sorry gentlemen. I'm sure they'll locate the” 40:00 · “Rangefinder.” 40:07
Model synopsis: A man in a hat and vest speaks near a car while soldiers listen; a general is addressed by name. The setting appears to be a military briefing room with a map on the wall.
Named: Edward Smith (t:40:38), General (t:40:26). 3 people observed.
“The water is pure.” 40:18 · “And again I say... Now just a minute, General.” 40:26
Model synopsis: A boy in a military-style uniform confronts several men in uniform inside a room; he speaks angrily while gesturing, and one man shakes his hand. The transcript includes lines about being sent home and treated poorly despite being a hero.
Named: Snobby (t:40:53). 5 people observed.
“Now, don't be a-stopping me.” 40:39 · “That am a home place. I know every bend and crook in that river. And every hollow what's got a steel in it.” 40:41
Flagged: visible event not seen (The boy continues speaking with hands clasped.)
Model synopsis: A man in a hat and vest speaks to two uniformed officers in a room with wooden walls and a map; he whistles a signal and walks away. The transcript includes lines about forgiveness, friendship, and a coded whistle call.
3 people observed.
“You know where I'm coming from, a man of no by his word.” 41:26 · “But I'm forgiving you everything.” 41:31
Flagged: visible event not seen (The man in the hat turns and walks away from the officers.)
Model synopsis: A soldier in uniform is confronted by two guards with rifles as he attempts to leave; one guard asks where he thinks he is going, and another states that all leaves are cancelled. The scene takes place outdoors near a building with a covered walkway.
3 people observed.
“How?” 41:47 · “Where do you think you're going?” 41:48
Model synopsis: Soldiers are shown in a barracks setting, with one playing a ukulele while others sit or stand nearby. A character speaks about urgency and retrieving a gun, referencing a bugle call.
8 people observed.
“Time's a-wastin', what are we waitin' for?” 41:59 · “Let's make haste and don't get this soldier sore.” 41:59
Model synopsis: A group of soldiers in a barracks prepare to leave, with one holding a small stringed instrument. Dialogue mentions getting 'spark blood' and going to 'B Company'.
5 people observed.
“Let's make haste and get spark blood from his stall. Cause if we hitch him to Louiezy, we can lick the varmints easy. Time's a-wastin', what…” 42:16 · “Let's go over to B Company.” 42:28
42:37Model synopsis: A person in a long dress stands in a room with multiple beds and windows. The room appears to be a dormitory or barracks with simple furnishings and no visible personal items.
1 person observed.
42:43Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat and overalls stands in a room with a bed and a window, adjusting his clothing. The room appears to be a simple interior space with minimal furnishings.
1 person observed.
Model synopsis: A man sits in a room with bunk beds while another man enters. The transcript includes complaints about lack of appreciation and mentions a General and Mr. Carson.
Named: Mr. Carson (t:43:02). 2 people observed.
“We ain't appreciated round here.” 42:48 · “I done been working like killing snakes.” 42:51
43:06Model synopsis: A man in a military-style uniform and hat stands indoors, looking stern. No dialogue or additional context is provided in this beat.
1 person observed.
43:09Model synopsis: Two men are in a barracks-like room; one stands eating while the other sits eating at a small table. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
2 people observed.
43:12Model synopsis: A man in a hat and patterned shirt stands indoors with his hand on his chin, looking thoughtful. The setting appears to be a simple room with a window and a door frame visible.
1 person observed.
Model synopsis: A man in uniform sits in a room with beds while another man in uniform stands nearby. Dialogue suggests an attempt to make friends with someone named Mr. Carson.
2 people observed.
“You know, twenty-one dollars in khaki breeches are all right, but I'm a hankering to look into your big brown eyeballs again, partner.” 43:13 · “Yes, sir.” 43:23
Model synopsis: A man in a uniform speaks to another man seated in a room with beds and luggage; the transcript includes calls to 'Mr. Carson' and an instruction for him to jump. No named characters are identified in the dialogue or visuals.
2 people observed.
“Who's Mr. Carson?” 43:35 · “Yeah, my dog.” 43:37
43:53Model synopsis: A person in uniform pants and a studded belt stands indoors, holding a holstered pistol. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
43:56Model synopsis: A standing man in uniform talks to a seated older man in a room with beds and windows. No dialogue is provided for this beat.
2 people observed.
Model synopsis: A man in a uniform and hat speaks while a metal bowl containing stewed meat is shown. The transcript includes a partial line of dialogue and an apology.
1 person observed.
“Now look, if you think you can kid me...” 44:00 · “- I'm sorry.” 44:05
44:08Model synopsis: A metal bowl containing a dark, lumpy substance is shown in a close-up. No people, dialogue, or identifiable location are visible in this beat.
44:09Model synopsis: A man in a hat and shirt is visible with his hands raised in a medium shot. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
44:12Model synopsis: A man sits in a room with multiple beds and a window; another person is partially visible near a doorway. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
2 people observed.
Model synopsis: Two men in military-style uniforms interact in a barracks-like room; one is packing while the other enters and speaks with him. The dialogue reveals plans to leave for Louiezy and mentions being locked in, with one man refusing to help the other.
Named: Shorty (t:44:22). 2 people observed.
“Us are going back home to Louiezy, Mr. Carson.” 44:15 · “Hello, Shorty. Hello.” 44:22
Model synopsis: Two men in a barracks-like room discuss packing; one offers to roll a pack for the other after being reminded of a forgotten jug. The setting includes bunk beds and a window, with one man seated on a bed and the other kneeling beside him.
2 people observed.
“You'd be better off alone.” 44:51 · “Jeepers, I near forgot my jug. Where is it?” 44:57
45:12Model synopsis: A character in a military-style uniform stands indoors holding a rifle, with a door and wall visible in the background. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
Model synopsis: Two men in military-style uniforms are indoors, one holding a hat and speaking to the other. One man mentions walking to Hootenhower and turning onto a wagon road.
2 people observed.
“Hey sure my tacky breeches are in line soldier. They sure are.” 45:17 · “Say, how are you gonna get to Hootenhower? I'm a walking down till I come to the end of the road. I'm a turning into a wagon road and I'm ju…” 45:21
Model synopsis: A man in uniform speaks on a field telephone while another man stands near a doorway; the transcript indicates someone is trying to leave the army and mentions Snuffy Smith walking down a road to Hoot and Holler. No named characters are identified in the dialogue or visuals.
2 people observed.
“I'm going as far away from this army as I can get. And when I get there, I must stay in.” 45:33 · “Listen now and get this straight.” 45:49
Model synopsis: A military officer is on the phone while another officer stands nearby; a military vehicle with a mounted weapon is shown outdoors; two officers converse in an office. The transcript includes dialogue about locating a rangefinder, sending people home, and references to the Ozarks and Great Smokies.
3 people observed.
“Pick him up in the car.” 46:05 · “Do you mean to tell me that you can't locate that range finder?” 46:16
Flagged: visible event not seen (Two officers stand facing each other in an office; both are standing.)
Model synopsis: Two men in military-style uniforms converse in an office; one is addressed as 'Mr. Last' and mentions chasing 'Yardbird Smith' without catching him. The interaction concludes with an order to retrieve something, followed by a farewell.
Named: Mr. Last (t:46:40). 2 people observed.
“Mr. Last draw.” 46:40 · “You don't need yard bird Smith.” 46:42
Model synopsis: A group of soldiers is seen marching along a road and interacting with a civilian woman. One soldier is shown standing alone in a wooded area.
3 people observed.
“I'm.” 47:08 · “- Hiya, soldier.” 47:23
Model synopsis: A woman in a convertible speaks with a man who is driving; they are on a road surrounded by trees. The woman asks if he will take off his pack, and he replies no.
2 people observed.
“Want a ride?” 47:27 · “Well, I ain't be caring if I do.” 47:28
Model synopsis: A man and a woman are seated in a car; the man urges the woman to remove a pack, which she resists. The woman then reaches toward the man while he leans back.
2 people observed.
“You'd be much more comfortable without it.” 47:50 · “Oh, come on, beautiful. Take that pack off.” 47:56
48:15Model synopsis: A close-up of a vehicle's side window shows a hand resting on the door frame, with blurred foliage visible outside. No people are named, no dialogue is present, and no specific time or place is established beyond the vehicle interior.
1 person observed.
Model synopsis: A woman in a white dress is seen bending over a man on the ground while another woman in a suit stands nearby; a man is heard shouting for help and reacting to being bitten. The scene takes place outdoors in a wooded area with trees and dirt ground visible.
Named: Mr. Carson (t:48:22). 4 people observed.
“Don't!” 48:17 · “Don't, Missy!” 48:20
Flagged: visible event not seen (The woman continues to lean over the man on the ground.)
Model synopsis: A woman in a light dress runs through a wooded area while a vehicle drives down a dirt road; soldiers load equipment onto a truck, and two people sit in a carriage. Dialogue includes a command to return and a question about someone quitting the army.
4 people observed.
“Come back here.” 48:36 · “Yes.” 48:37
Model synopsis: Two characters in period attire are seated outdoors near a wagon wheel, conversing while one holds a pipe. The transcript includes dialogue about robbers, locked gates, and deceptive appearances, but no names are spoken.
2 people observed.
“Well, they've got some robbers there, what the Army calls filth columnists.” 48:57 · “And they done locked the gates for the cotchum.” 49:01
Model synopsis: A woman and a man in period clothing stand near a barrel in a wooded area; the man holds the barrel while the woman gestures. A dog wearing a quilted vest is shown from behind, walking away.
Named: Mr. Carson (t:49:18). 2 people observed.
“Mr. Carson, it appears to me like you've been ghosting around long enough.” 49:18 · “*sad music*” 49:24
49:38Model synopsis: Four aircraft fly in formation above a treeline. No people, dialogue, or on-screen text are visible in this beat.
Model synopsis: Two people react to seeing airplanes flying overhead; one speaks of hawks and then corrects to flying machines. The setting appears to be outdoors near trees.
2 people observed.
“Better get tombstone loaded.” 49:42 · “Here come the biggest hawks ever did see. I'll open the end house door and let the chickens in. Oh, them ain't hawks.” 49:45
49:58Model synopsis: A line of soldiers marches along a dirt road. The scene is outdoors and appears to be from a wartime setting.
3 people observed.
Model synopsis: A woman and a soldier stand in a wooded area; the soldier holds a rifle. In another shot, soldiers are seen near a table and tents in the same outdoor setting. The transcript indicates confusion about the presence of United States soldiers.
3 people observed.
“Here come the ravenous. They're good and blackbirds in the spring. Oh, you're not be knowing, woman.” 50:00 · “Them's not revenues.” 50:05
Model synopsis: Two men in military uniforms are inside a tent; one is seated and the other stands while speaking. The dialogue references a strategic position, a captain named Robinson, and a confused exchange about whipping someone.
Named: Robinson (t:50:20). 2 people observed.
“This is a very strategic spot.” 50:18 · “who's in position directly below now Bellwell company a captain Robinson commanding Sir.” 50:20
Model synopsis: Two men in military uniforms are seen inside a tent, followed by a convoy of military vehicles moving across a field, soldiers working on a vehicle, and a man in a robe speaking with another man in a forest. The transcript includes orders being given and a character identifying a general.
5 people observed.
“That's it, that's it, that's it, that's it. Lieutenant.” 50:44 · “You go all through these hills and keep repeating that call as loud as you can until further orders.” 50:50
51:16Model synopsis: A man in a hat and uniform stands near a cannon that has just fired, producing a large cloud of smoke. The scene is outdoors in a grassy field with trees in the background.
1 person observed.
51:17Model synopsis: An explosion erupts near a body of water with trees in the background. No people or named characters are visible or mentioned in this beat.
51:19Model synopsis: A group of soldiers in helmets are gathered around a field gun in a dusty, open area. One soldier raises his arm while others stand or crouch near the artillery piece.
4 people observed.
51:20Model synopsis: An explosion erupts in a wooded field, seen from a distance. No people are visible in the frame.
51:21Model synopsis: A soldier in a helmet and suspenders walks away from the camera toward a campsite with tents and other soldiers. The scene is outdoors in a wooded area with dappled sunlight.
3 people observed.
Flagged: visible event not seen (A soldier walks away from the camera toward a campsite.)
Model synopsis: Two men in military-style uniforms are inside a tent, one seated and one standing, discussing their roles in a conflict involving the Blue Army. One man mentions wearing a white armband and expresses intent to hide under a bay, while the other insists they are not using real bullets.
Named: Garthbridge Smith (t:51:24). 2 people observed.
“Garthbridge Smith!” 51:24 · “I thought you'd done been hit by a rifle ball. All our men are wearing white armbats.” 51:36
52:05Model synopsis: A wide shot shows multiple figures running across an open field with trees in the background. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
52:07Model synopsis: Two vehicles move across an open field. No people are visible and no dialogue is present.
Model synopsis: Two officers speak under a tent while a third person enters; later, a group gathers around a table outdoors. The dialogue indicates a military command structure and the appointment of a scout.
Named: Captain Robinson (t:52:09), Yardbert Smith (t:52:23). 4 people observed.
“Watch it, Captain Robinson.” 52:09 · “I've appointed Yardbert Smith my chief scout. He knows this country better than anybody else.” 52:23
Model synopsis: A group of men in military-style uniforms gather around a table outdoors while a plane flies overhead. Rules about being 'dead' if hit with flour are stated in the dialogue.
8 people observed.
“Any object hit with flour is out of action.” 52:36 · “All decisions made by the umpire” 52:39
Model synopsis: A group of men in military uniforms and helmets are shown outdoors in a wooded area, discussing a scenario where one character is declared 'dead' during maneuvers. The dialogue references a General Rosewater and a 'White Armour' unit, with one character insisting he cannot speak because he is 'dead' but is then told to get up because he was hit with flour.
Named: General Rosewater (t:52:53). 4 people observed.
“General Rosewater.” 52:53 · “Look, I'm dead and I can't say a thing.” 53:04
Flagged: visible event not seen (A man kneels beside the central figure.)
Model synopsis: Two women are in a dimly lit interior room; one is seated and holding a glass, the other stands nearby. The scene cuts to an outdoor battlefield with smoke and soldiers in trenches.
2 people observed.
“Don be a letter writing that his invention was stolen.” 53:43 · “Be a take, innit?” 53:47
Model synopsis: Two men stand in a wooded area; one in front wears a helmet and vest, the other behind wears a hat and uniform. The transcript indicates a conversation about military service and not taking someone up a knob to avoid trouble.
2 people observed.
“I near did be forgetting. I can't take you up on the knob. Why not?” 54:05 · “You still a revenue or inside. Oh, but things are different now. I'm in the army. If I be taking you up, you'd be knowing the way and come…” 54:09
Model synopsis: Two men in military-style uniforms stand in a wooded area; one speaks of taking the other to a hilltop in exchange for freeing friends and breaking a still. The dialogue references a General and a deal involving Saul and the boys.
2 people observed.
“You want the general to win, don't you? Sure, he's my friend. Well, the general can't win unless he gets to the top of that hill.” 54:18 · “I was thinking of Saul and the boys. Look, I'll make your proposition. Take me to the top of that hill. I'll let all your friends go free.” 54:26
54:42Model synopsis: A man in a hat leans on barrels outdoors while shouting toward others off-screen. No names, time of day, or period are established in this beat.
1 person observed.
54:46Model synopsis: A man in a hat crouches behind a rock in a wooded area. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
Model synopsis: Two men in hats are positioned behind barrels in a wooded area; one aims a rifle. A third man with a long beard crouches beside a rock nearby. No dialogue is present in this beat.
3 people observed.
54:51Model synopsis: Two men in hats stand behind wooden barrels in a wooded area. One man holds a rifle over his shoulder while the other looks forward; no dialogue is present.
2 people observed.
Model synopsis: Two men in helmets are seen behind a rock, followed by two men with rifles standing near barrels in a wooded area. A character named Don is questioned about wax bullets and bees eating concrete.
Named: Don (t:54:53). 4 people observed.
“Yeah.” 54:52 · “That was close. Ain't you been there telling me all the time them was wax raffle balls they'd been using? What's your fear, Don?” 54:53
Model synopsis: Two men in helmets are seen behind a rock or earthwork, speaking about being mistaken for revenuers and under fire. One man urges the other to use his connection to a general to get them to safety. A vehicle is shown moving away in dust.
Named: General (t:55:19). 2 people observed.
“Then I be in Saul and the boys are shooting at us.” 55:07 · “They think we're revenuers.” 55:10
Model synopsis: Two soldiers in helmets are visible behind a rock in a wooded area. One speaks to the other, telling him to come over, while the other responds with a command to put over.
2 people observed.
“Ain't nobody what can get up there wearing khaki breeches. Oh, come here.” 55:30 · “- Come on, put over.” 55:36
55:38Model synopsis: A group of soldiers runs through a wooded area. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
55:42Model synopsis: A soldier is seen from behind, crouched behind a wooden barricade in a wooded area with smoke or mist in the background. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
55:44Model synopsis: Two men are visible in a wooded outdoor setting, one holding a rifle and standing behind barrels. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
2 people observed.
Model synopsis: Two soldiers in uniform discuss a military objective near barrels in a wooded area. One soldier is giving orders about capturing a location called Knob Elbow before the opposing force does.
3 people observed.
55:55Model synopsis: A soldier in uniform speaks to another soldier holding a paper, with other soldiers visible in the background. The setting appears to be outdoors with foliage, and the dialogue suggests a military context involving 'real funnics.'
4 people observed.
Model synopsis: Three men in hats stand near wooden barrels in a wooded area; one wears a polka-dot shirt. They discuss soldiers and revenuers, with one man claiming soldiers are shooting at revenuers with blue rags on their arms.
3 people observed.
“Follows of fiery ship, they scum. Can't you see it's me?” 56:01 · “What do you mean bring them revenues up here? Them ain't revenues, them's new United States soldiers. They still be given that men.” 56:04
Model synopsis: A group of men in rural attire gather around wooden barrels in a wooded area, discussing blue rags and rifle balls. One man claims another has changed character and agrees to help with the blue rags.
4 people observed.
“Sure's a mess of them blue rags.” 56:28 · “Fetching up a heap of rifle balls and fancy shooting horns. I'd be a knowin' he's a revenueer.” 56:38
Model synopsis: Two women sit at a table in a dimly lit interior, one wearing a headscarf and the other with curled hair; they converse while holding cups. One woman promises to reveal a secret if the other agrees not to tell Snuffy, who is mentioned but not shown.
2 people observed.
“Don be a letter telling that.” 56:55 · “He'd be a-talking to and a-feeding Mr. Carson” 57:01
Model synopsis: A person in a hooded coat holds a dog in one frame and pours from a metal jug in the next. The transcript mentions 'Mr Carson' and 'the joke' during this beat.
1 person observed.
“There be Mr Carson.” 57:22 · “There'd be the joke.” 57:26
57:30Model synopsis: A woman with dark curly hair and a light dress is shown in a close-up. The setting is dimly lit and indistinct, with no visible objects or text.
1 person observed.
57:32Model synopsis: A dog is visible in a dimly lit interior space. No people, dialogue, or on-screen text are present in the frames or transcript for this beat.
Model synopsis: A woman reacts to an off-screen event while two other women and a man in uniform stand near a stone wall; dialogue references Snuffy Smith, a General, and a range finder. The scene appears to be set indoors with dim lighting and period costumes.
4 people observed.
Model synopsis: Two women and a man are shown in a rustic interior with kitchen tools on the wall; one woman hands an object to the man. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
3 people observed.
Model synopsis: Two women and a man are in a stone-walled room; one woman holds a stick-like object and speaks to the man, who appears to be confronting them. The dialogue includes exclamations and threats, suggesting a tense confrontation.
3 people observed.
“Miss Carson!” 57:58 · “- Feel me. - Oh, God. - What is this? - I told you there was a dog.” 57:59
58:20Model synopsis: A single frame shows a forest with tall trees and undergrowth; a partially visible vehicle is in the left foreground. No people, dialogue, or on-screen text are present in this beat.
58:22Model synopsis: A military vehicle is shown in a forested area with smoke rising, suggesting recent or ongoing action. No people are clearly visible, and no dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
58:24Model synopsis: A group of soldiers and civilians are gathered outdoors in a wooded area. One soldier is kneeling while others stand, and a transcript line mentions 'Age 2600'.
5 people observed.
“Age 2600.” 58:23
58:26Model synopsis: A vehicle is partially visible through dense foliage in a single frame. No people, dialogue, or on-screen text are present.
58:27Model synopsis: A group of men in period military-style uniforms and hats stand and crouch in a wooded outdoor area. One man holds a rifle while others appear to be observing or waiting.
5 people observed.
58:28Model synopsis: A group of soldiers in uniform are gathered in a wooded outdoor area, some standing and some crouching near a smoking object. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
6 people observed.
58:29Model synopsis: A cloud of smoke or dust obscures the lower part of a tree-lined outdoor scene. No people, objects, or text are visible in the single frame.
Model synopsis: Two soldiers in uniform are shown in conversation outdoors, with one holding a rifle. A wider shot reveals a group of soldiers in a wooded area with equipment, including a barrel and a mounted weapon. The transcript indicates a missed shot and a range of 2100, suggesting a shooting exercise or combat scenario.
3 people observed.
“You missed, Sergeant.” 58:31 · “Range 2100.” 58:34
58:47Model synopsis: A group of soldiers operates an artillery piece outdoors near trees. Smoke rises from the cannon after firing.
1 person observed.
58:48Model synopsis: A battlefield scene shows multiple tanks in a field with smoke rising, suggesting recent combat. No people are visible, and no dialogue or on-screen text is present.
58:50Model synopsis: A cannon fires in a wooded area, producing a large cloud of smoke. No people are clearly visible, and no dialogue is present in this beat.
58:51Model synopsis: A tank marked 'USA' and '30351' moves through smoke. No people are visible or audible, and no location or time is established.
58:53Model synopsis: Two men in military-style uniforms stand outdoors, each using binoculars. The background consists of dense foliage, suggesting a natural setting.
2 people observed.
58:54Model synopsis: A group of men in military-style uniforms stand outdoors, some using binoculars, while one man crouches in the foreground. The scene is lit by natural daylight and appears to be set in a wooded or rural area.
4 people observed.
58:55Model synopsis: A group of men in varied attire, including some in military-style helmets, stand in a wooded outdoor area. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
6 people observed.
58:57Model synopsis: A group of men in light-colored uniforms stand outdoors, some raising binoculars to their eyes. One man is seated in the foreground with his back to the camera.
5 people observed.
Model synopsis: Two soldiers are shown in a forested area with one speaking to another; an airplane flies overhead while other soldiers move through the woods and take cover. One soldier is seen writing near a tree root while another is visible nearby.
5 people observed.
“You missed, Sergeant.” 59:00 · “Oh, my God.” 59:01
59:21Model synopsis: Two men in hats are crouched outdoors near rocks and foliage; one speaks to the other, urging him to dance. The scene is shot in black and white with natural lighting and appears to be set in a rugged, wooded area.
2 people observed.
“You're dancing.” 59:19 · “Come on.” 59:21
Model synopsis: Soldiers are shown in a wooded outdoor area during what appears to be a combat situation; one frame shows a tank emitting smoke. Dialogue includes repeated exclamations of 'You're dead' and a reaction of shock.
4 people observed.
“You're dead.” 59:25 · “You're dead.” 59:29
Model synopsis: Two soldiers are shown crouching near bushes, then an explosion occurs in a field, followed by a soldier sitting alone, and finally three people stand near a wooden barrier in a wooded area. The transcript includes fragmented phrases such as "One suicide" and "I'm going to go."
6 people observed.
“One suicide.” 60:03 · “I'm going to go.” 60:06
Model synopsis: A group of people, including a man in a military-style uniform and a woman holding a rifle, stand near a wooden fence in a wooded area. Dialogue suggests a comedic confrontation involving ghosts and an invention, with one character claiming to be dead.
Named: Snuffy Bee (t:60:19). 5 people observed.
“If you tell me who am I, Snuffy Bee,” 60:19 · “Sorry, madam, but I'm dead.” 60:21
1:00:46Model synopsis: A group of soldiers in helmets and uniforms are gathered in a wooded area, some looking through binoculars. One soldier holds a drum-like object while others stand or crouch nearby.
5 people observed.
1:00:49Model synopsis: A cloud of dust and smoke erupts from a brushy area beside a dirt road. No people or vehicles are visible in the frame.
1:00:51Model synopsis: A group of soldiers in uniform are gathered in a wooded area; one uses binoculars while others stand nearby. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
5 people observed.
Model synopsis: Military vehicles move across a field while soldiers in helmets observe from behind cover. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
4 people observed.
1:00:55Model synopsis: A tank is visible on a dusty field with smoke or dust obscuring the background. No people, dialogue, or on-screen text are visible in the single frame.
1:00:56Model synopsis: A single frame shows a misty outdoor scene with trees and indistinct shapes in the foreground. No people, objects, or text are clearly visible, and no events are depicted.
1:00:57Model synopsis: Two soldiers run across a smoky battlefield with weapons; a tank is visible in the background. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
2 people observed.
Model synopsis: A group of men in military uniforms stand outdoors among trees; one man gestures while speaking. Dialogue includes complaints about umpires and comments on a game with only two hits.
6 people observed.
“Where are you?” 60:58 · “I'm going to go.” 60:59
Model synopsis: A man in military-style gear kneels by a rifle near a tree while others stand near barrels; dialogue suggests a confrontation over a gun. No named characters are identified in the transcript.
4 people observed.
“This your army gun ain't no way.” 61:14 · “I'd put a beat on them and they ain't a fool.” 61:15
Model synopsis: A soldier in a helmet points at a tree while others run through smoke and fire in an open field; artillery fires as troops advance. No names are spoken, and the setting is a battlefield with no visible interior or time-of-day indicators.
3 people observed.
“Hey, this ain't no place” 61:36 · “Somebody run! Hey, Jepton, try it for him! You don't want to ask him! Look out of the way! Get him, Jepton!” 61:41
Model synopsis: A group of soldiers is shown operating artillery in a wooded area, followed by shots of tanks moving through water and smoke. A close-up shows hands loading a shell into a cannon. The transcript includes brief exclamations and affirmations during the action.
2 people observed.
“No.” 61:59 · “Correct hit.” 61:59
Model synopsis: Two men with binoculars observe from a wooded area; a group gathers around a machine gun; officers consult a map near a tent. No names are spoken, and no time of day or period is established.
4 people observed.
“I'm going to go.” 62:16 · “I'm going to go.” 62:19
Flagged: visible event not seen (?); visible event not seen (?)
Model synopsis: Soldiers in uniform are gathered around a large artillery piece in a wooded outdoor setting; one soldier operates the weapon while others observe. A voice states that the Blue Army headquarters has been disabled and comments on the effectiveness of the device.
4 people observed.
“You just put the entire Blue Army headquarters out of action.” 62:31 · “Boy, this thing sure works. Yeah, I know it would.” 62:35
1:02:40Model synopsis: A single frame shows a blurry, dark, and indistinct image with no identifiable place, people, or objects. No transcript lines are provided for this beat.
1:02:41Model synopsis: A single frame shows a dense, dark cloud of smoke or dust obscuring most of the scene. No people, objects, or readable text are visible.
1:02:42Model synopsis: Two military vehicles move on a dirt road through a wooded area, kicking up dust. No people are visible, and no dialogue or on-screen text is present.
1:02:44Model synopsis: Two propeller aircraft fly in formation against a clear sky. No people, dialogue, or ground features are visible.
Model synopsis: A group of people in a wooded area react to an event; one person holds a white object to their face while others gather around equipment. A hand inserts a paper into a cylindrical device.
3 people observed.
“I think they're dead.” 62:51 · “Come on, let's try something hard. What? Who's looking?” 62:54
1:03:05Model synopsis: A group of people stands in a wooded outdoor area with smoke rising; one person holds a rifle. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
5 people observed.
1:03:06Model synopsis: A formation of four propeller-driven aircraft flies in the sky. The scene is shot from a low angle, showing the planes against a cloudy sky.
1:03:07Model synopsis: A single aircraft flies through clouds in a black-and-white shot. No people, dialogue, or on-screen text are visible in this beat.
Model synopsis: A group of soldiers and civilians are gathered in a wooded outdoor area; one man is on the phone while another confronts a general. A woman in a light dress runs toward the group as others watch.
8 people observed.
“Direct here.” 63:10 · “Chief umpire declares armistice to reorganize Blue Army due to accuracy of artillery fire from Nau Bell Bowl.” 63:13
Model synopsis: Four people stand in a wooded outdoor area; one man speaks while another holds a rifle. A line is spoken about taking khaki breeches and ordering someone away.
4 people observed.
“- Why, Wheezy? - He be helping me bring in these two filth combs.” 63:26 · “He'll be trying to take my khaki breeches.” 63:32
1:03:42Model synopsis: A group of men in military-style uniforms stand in a wooded outdoor area. One man holds a rifle while others appear to be conversing or observing.
4 people observed.
1:03:44Model synopsis: A person in a hooded coat holds a rifle in a wooded area. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
1:03:47Model synopsis: Two men in hats and shirts stand outdoors near trees; one places a hand on the other's shoulder while speaking. The dialogue references pride in a wife and a comparison to hog livers.
2 people observed.
“You'd be very proud of your wife.” 63:45 · “About two people.” 63:47
1:03:51Model synopsis: A woman in a long dress and headscarf stands outdoors in a wooded area, smiling broadly. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
1:03:53Model synopsis: Two men in military-style uniforms stand outdoors in a wooded area. One man holds a pistol at his side while both face each other in conversation.
2 people observed.
Model synopsis: A soldier in uniform kisses a woman in a forest setting; another soldier and a woman observe nearby. A voice thanks the soldier and mentions sending a report to the War Department.
Named: Rangefinder (t:64:00). 4 people observed.
“You're right about that, Rangefinder.” 64:00 · “Now send a complete report to the War Department.” 64:01
Model synopsis: A man in a military-style uniform stands alone, then a group of three people — two men and a woman — are shown together outdoors. Dialogue references a flying machine at 3,200 feet and a 'sour thing' that aimed a gun.
4 people observed.
“How far up was that flying machine?” 64:15 · “3,200 feet.” 64:19
1:04:35Model synopsis: Three people stand outdoors near a tree: a man in a hat and vest, a woman in a dress, and a soldier in uniform. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
3 people observed.
Model synopsis: A man in uniform stands in a wooded area near a mortar. He is audible crying and then says 'Stop!' during the beat.
1 person observed.
“This is just...” 64:42 · “*crying*” 64:45
1:04:52Model synopsis: The frame shows a close-up of a rough, pockmarked surface resembling moon rock or cratered terrain. No people, objects, or text are visible, and no transcript is provided for this beat.
1:04:57Model synopsis: Two men in military-style uniforms are in a wooded outdoor setting; one man gestures while speaking to the other. A mortar is visible on a tripod nearby.
2 people observed.
“Oh...” 64:54
1:05:02Model synopsis: A woman in a long dress and headscarf stands outdoors among trees, smiling broadly. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
1:05:04Model synopsis: Two men stand in a wooded outdoor area; one holds a bucket and the other stands behind him with a rifle. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
2 people observed.
1:05:06Model synopsis: Two figures in military-style uniforms stand outdoors; one holds a bucket. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
2 people observed.
1:05:08Model synopsis: A wet dog is shown shaking water off its body in a single frame. No people, dialogue, or identifiable location are visible in this beat.
1:05:11Model synopsis: A man in a uniform stands on a dirt path in a wooded area. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
Model synopsis: Two soldiers stand near artillery in a wooded area while a dog walks nearby; two aircraft fly overhead. The film ends with a cartoon-style 'THE END' title over a rural scene.
2 people observed.
“I'm going to go.” 65:15
Model synopsis: The beat displays end credits over a static cartoon scene of a cabin and fence. No characters are visible or audible, and no events occur beyond the scrolling text.
1:05:52Model synopsis: The frame is entirely black with no visible content. No transcript lines are provided for this beat.
Machine transcription of the Archive copy's audio with Whisper large-v3-turbo (temperature 0); the model heard it as en. 845 segments kept, 389 dropped as the kind of hallucination the model produces over music and silence. Each timestamp links to the Archive's player at that second. This has not been checked against the film and can be wrong.
Every free film of 1942 with a copy
By the average clip vector of the keyframes; a measurement, not a judgement