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1935 USA: Motorists use solidified carbon-dioxide to lessen extreme heat
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0:56Now PlayingDate: 12th August 1935
Location: Arizona, U.S.
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: BRITISH PARAMOUNT NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: DESERT CARS 'ICE'-COOLED Motorists use solidified carbon-dioxide to lessen extreme heat across dreaded waste
USA: Arizona
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Gen. view pan. of desert. Tilt down moving shot of sign thru auto line up at garage.
CU. of man in garage, semi view man opens foor of car. CU. putting ice in car container. CU. of man putting bottles of Beer on ice CU. of man closing doorsand windows of car. Gen. view of ice plant. Gen. view of men at switch inside ice plant. Semi cu. of man at machine making ice. Semi view of ice coming out of machine. Gen. view of car towards camera along desert.
Sound Effects: Off-stage voice describes cars being ice cooled and mentions that they can now cross the desert comfortably. Off-stage voice describes Ice being made at ice plant
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