Like Canadian pacific,this film had a segment too near the end, that also only lasted a couple of seconds ,in which only one component survived.Because of that it was printed in black and white.The.German preservationist are too perfectionist.The color component of that segment survived in the Eastman color print ,which had no shrinkage ,compare too Canadian pacific. as far as the print as concern.The whole print was used for VHS version released by fries video in 1991.I got that.Why did the German preservationist use the color record of that segment from that print? The same with other? cause they were too perfectionist.The quality did not match the rest of the digitally restored color frames of the rest of the film.So what ? the fact that the color was available from other print it was important to keep the whole print in color constancy.U.c.l.a ,if they restored, it would of felt that way.It was only a few seconds,The quality of material available for the Restoration of Paramount on parade ,was also below quality of the t.v reedited version,but they used it.So was the material use in the finale of the talking version of Broadway ,1930.In spite of this the whole print is still very pleasing.When I saw Gabby Hayes reacting to Bill Williams arms being amputated by Randolph Scot ,after the cattle stampede ,cause by the bad guy,played by Victor Jory, It seemed that this character actor gave everything in his talent that would of deserve an Oscar nomination, but Cinercolor feature were viewed as low brow and the academy did not considered them.Like the other feature this also take place in Canada.I'm wondering if this was a part of promoting the Canadian film industry? Any how this was quite entertaining.This also include bonuses ,like the 8mm 8 minute edited version that was put out in the early 60's,in b and w.For a few cents more that company could of printed it in color, castle films. 11/24/16
Review of The Cariboo Trail
