An American Visits Poland

              AN AMERICAN VISITS POLAND
and returns with beautiful, natural
COLOR MOTION PICTURES
CANFIELD COOK, noted traveler and lecturer, widely known as the FLYING EXPLORER, presents an absolutely NEW program on POLAND.  A full length feature film revealing Poland's natural beauty is accompanied by an entertaining account of the trip as experienced by the author.


Reprint from
CHICAGO AMERICAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1937


A scene from Progressive Poland taken from Canfield Cook's new colorful travelogue film for which extensive showings have been planned in the Chicago area during the coming Winter season.  Here, the lecturer is shown (in the foreground) participating in the gala wedding festivities in honor of a newly married couple.




New Travelogue Film to Portray Polish Life and Customs
Of special interest in Canfield Cook's new travelogue film Progressive Poland are scenes showing the beautiful national costumes worn in various sections of the country.  As an official visitor Mr. Cook was accorded special privileges by the government in the filming of historic castles thus linking Poland's glorious past with the amazing achievements of the new Republic.  During his stay in Poland, Mr. Cook was invited to the summer palace at Spala and there interviewed President Ignacy Moscicki and secured exclusive scenes of the chief executive with his family.  In the film a special greeting is addressed to Polish-Americans by the President.  The first scheduled showing of the film locally is before members of Evanston's University Club on December 4.



Comments From Audiences
A Fascinating Program.

The finest Travelogue we've ever seen.

Where can we see this picture again?

The children were just as delighted as the grown-ups.

Mr. Cook has scored another hit with Progressive Poland.

DON'T MISS THIS PICTURE. YOU WILL ENJOY IT TOO.



The Spectator Association
H. CANFIELD COOK, Director
ROOM 201, 55 E. WASHINGTON ST.
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
Telephone FRAnklin 4080