Public Reel

War Babies (1932)

No renewal found Free in the US since 1 January 1961, on the registry's reading: registration LP3346 of 1932 by Educational Film Exchanges, Inc was not renewed in the volumes searched. Record.

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war_babies on the Internet Archive; registered 1932
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120 shots over 9:12 · 46 transcript lines · JSON
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120 shots over 9:12, read from the Internet Archive copy war_babies (war_babies.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: War Babies No renewal found. JSON

Measurements: black-and-white film on its keyframes (0 of 120 shots judged colour), average shot 4.6s long, a frontal face detected in 28% of keyframes. Shots are detected automatically and each is represented by its midpoint frame.

Transcript

Machine transcription of the Archive copy's audio with Whisper large-v3-turbo (temperature 0); the model heard it as en. 46 segments kept, 12 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.

  1. 1:18 Let's have another great! Right, old Simpson, Dad, tell your hair! Great! But I shall have cream! Yes, I'll try right up!
  2. 1:27 I'm going to go.
  3. 1:57 How do you like my baby?
  4. 2:27 Get out of the table.
  5. 2:28 You better, boy. Come here, Nanko. I got a present for you.
  6. 2:35 Meemots, yeah? Yeah, we made it too quick!
  7. 2:42 Boy, she's hot.
  8. 2:44 - Okay.
  9. 2:45 I see Sergeant Whitaker. He said he took away from Dad. Oh yeah? Well you tell that plug, boy. The man ain't made it, you think my damn. Ain't that right, baby? Absolutely more cuppy time.
  10. 3:03 Hey, boy, just one of the baby. More.
  11. 3:10 Gee, will you, dang guy. Then save here's the last one.
  12. 3:14 Now I'm broke.
  13. 4:13 PHONE RINGS
  14. 4:32 No...
  15. 4:49 Ah.
  16. 4:50 Pow!
  17. 4:55 I'm afraid. Hey, Skwabanski, throw my mouth out of here!
  18. 5:25 to get the gang.
  19. 5:26 You better mouth.
  20. 5:28 We'll all be seeing you later, Maddenville. Bye.
26 more segments
  1. 5:39 Hello, beautiful.
  2. 5:41 Hello, Master.
  3. 5:44 Come on boys, who's my friend? I'm quiet, I'm quiet.
  4. 5:49 Now I guess it's just me and my baby, huh? Hey, where do you get that door, baby? Stop!
  5. 5:56 It's my yell.
  6. 5:58 Thank you! You saved me!
  7. 6:04 Play long, baby.
  8. 6:05 Right now.
  9. 6:07 Come on, baby.
  10. 6:09 Cheers, McQueen.
  11. 6:46 Captain Guy?
  12. 6:49 Now what else do?
  13. 6:52 Why is it going to let us move up front? Why are we...
  14. 7:01 Oh, hey!
  15. 7:14 Come on, men. We'll be better. I'm glad you're leaving.
  16. 7:35 - Hello! - Hello!
  17. 7:43 Who are you? I can't lay no coffee, dog, for the three feet.
  18. 7:53 Listen, baby, I gotta go now, and you'll be good until I get back.
  19. 7:59 Stay away from that clown, but I can't afford it.
  20. 8:05 He's a snake in our ground!
  21. 8:10 My rainbow's here, Captain Tom.
  22. 8:14 Okay, baby.
  23. 8:21 Where have you been?
  24. 8:23 I've been saying goodbye to my baby. Oh, yeah, your baby. Fail you.
  25. 8:33 Yes, and me.
  26. 8:35 I'm going to go.

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