# 1960s PAN AM AIRLINES MANILA PHILIPPINES TRAVELOGUE MOVIE 61964

The color film, “Pan AM the Philippines”, is a documentary about the culture of the Philippines. It is part of a series of films put out by Pan AM called “Pan AM’s 1960’s and 70’s Travel Films: Visit 11 Places, in 7 Languages” commissioned to be done by New Horizons, for the movie making, and Movietonews, Inc., to assembled the footage and audio. Editorial director: Harry L. Coleman. Narrator: Ed Stokes. The video opens with views of the Philippines ( 0:08 - 0:29 ). Credits ( 0:30 - 0:54 ). A Pan AM Boeing 707, Clipper Black Hawk, airline is shown outside and inside the plane ( 0:55 - 1:10 ). Looking out the window you see Manila ( 1:11 - 1:24 ). Then is shown views of Manila ( 1:25 - 1:42 ). Also seen are city streets, and transportation, including the Jeepneys ( 1:43 - 2:31 ). Views of Manila’s destruction caused by war are shown ( 2:32 - 2:56 ). There are then shown scenes of Rizal Monument, Rizal Park, Manila with close-ups of Jose Rizal ( 2:57 - 3:11 ) as well as highlights of the Philippine Military Academy, Baguio, established 1936, Philippines West Point ( 3:13 - 3:39 ). Then seen is a view of Melchor Hall ( 3:17 - 3:19 ) and Cadets marching ( 3:20 - 3:39 ). Panoramic view of the Island of Corregidor, a National Shrine of World War II ( 3:40 - 4:27 ) can be seen. Zamboanga, with its Plaza Rizal and City Hall, is the city of flowers and beautiful water ( 4:28 - 5:01 ). Brightly colored sails on sail boats, or Paraw, influenced by their Muslim, or Moros, beliefs are…

- Kind: Film
- Genres: Travel, Industrial and advertising
- Archive: [Internet Archive](https://archive.org/details/61964PanAMThePhilippinesVwr)
- Licence or status: none stated by the archive
- Who can watch: Tweens profiles and older (the archive gives no rating; placed by Invisible Network from its collection and subjects)

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