1955 35mm SHORT DOCUMENTARY MOVIE WARNER BROS MISSISSIPPI TRAVELER

I HAVE LINKED TO A YOUTUBE VIDEO OF THIS MOVIE. IT IS NOT THIS ACTUAL FILM PLAYING. BUT IS THE SAME MOVIE AS THIS. WE DON'T HAVE A PROJECTOR TO TEST THIS FILM BUT IT APPEARS TO BE IN NICE CONDITION. THE FILM IS APPROXIMATELY 17 MIN LONG.  APPROXIMATE SHIPPING COST $20 TO $30. THIS INFO ABOUT THE FILM WAS FOUND ON GOOGLE. Summary of The Mississippi Traveler (1955) The Mississippi Traveler is a 17‑minute documentary short film produced in 1955 by Dudley Pictures Corporation, directed by Richard Goldstone, with narration by John Nesbitt . It was released in the United States on March 5, 1955 . The film is a scenic tour of the Mississippi River region, capturing the natural beauty, landscapes, and cultural atmosphere of the river’s course . It serves as a visual journey through the river’s source at Lake Itasca, Minnesota, and along its path, offering viewers a nostalgic and picturesque look at the American South and Midwest. While not a narrative feature, the short draws on the literary and cultural associations of the Mississippi River, referencing works by Mark Twain and characters like Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer . It functions as both a travelogue and a celebration of the river’s place in American identity.