Theodore Roosevelt Archives (1917 Original Black & White Film)

Experience Theodore Roosevelt's passionate support for the war effort in this captivating black and white film from 1917. From informal visits to military camps to addressing large crowds at patriotic rallies, Roosevelt's dedication shines through. Witness him standing alongside fellow officers at Camp Mills, marching with the Forest Hills Rifle Club, and addressing troops at Camp Grant. See him rallying support for the Liberty Loan effort in Billings, Montana, and endorsing a swift end to the war in Springfield, Illinois. The film also captures poignant moments like his interactions with the Belgian mission at Sagamore Hill and his speech at the U.S.S. Newburgh's launch. Step back in time and witness Theodore Roosevelt's unwavering commitment to the nation's cause during this critical period in history.

Source :
International Film Service, Roosevelt Memorial Association, F. O., Pathé Exchange, F. O. & Theodore Roosevelt Association Collection. (1917) Roosevelt Scenes -1918. [United States: s.n., ?] [Video] Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://www.loc.gov/item/mp76000200/