James A. Fitzpatrick sends Hone Glendinning to run the Technicolor cameras to show us "ancient" Indian: nothing more than six centuries old. That may seem ancient to a modern American who dates everything to 1492. Given some reading in history and knowing that the Bara culture was flourishing by 2000 BCE, I am not terribly impressed by 18th Century palaces in poor repair.
There's nothing wrong if you and Fitzpatrick are in agreement, and the images in this one seem to have been shot with the travelogue series' usually competence. Unfortunately, the copy that plays on Turner Classic Movies is not in much better shape than the water-stained, 18th century palaces seem to be.
There's nothing wrong if you and Fitzpatrick are in agreement, and the images in this one seem to have been shot with the travelogue series' usually competence. Unfortunately, the copy that plays on Turner Classic Movies is not in much better shape than the water-stained, 18th century palaces seem to be.