Glimpses of California (1946)
James A. FitzPatrick: Self - Narrator
Quotes
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[last lines]
James A. FitzPatrick : On the summit of Mount Forest Lawn, before the majestic Tower of Legends, where Easter sunrise services are held to commemorate the resurrection of Christ, we most reluctantly conclude our glimpses of California.
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James A. FitzPatrick : Thanks to a network of fine, modern railways and unexcelled motor highways, a tour of California is a thrilling travel experience - especially in the springtime, when whole sections of the state are carpeted with wildflowers.
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[first lines]
James A. FitzPatrick : Fifty years after Columbus discovered America, Spanish explorers first landed on the beautiful coast of California, in search of gold. But finding none, they sailed away. Nevertheless, their stories of a land of perpetual summer inspired others to follow them - and in time, California became one of the outstanding states of the nation.
