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1. The Philippine Islands: Baguio, Camp John Hay, and Asin Hot Springs (15:07)

The Philippine Islands: Baguio, Camp John Hay, and Asin Hot Springs
Date:
1941/1942
Main contributors:
Eiden, Herman George
Summary:
Silent footage of Baguio, Camp John Hay, Asin Hot Springs, and sailors bowling in Baguio.

2. The Philippine Islands: Iloilo (17:29)

The Philippine Islands: Iloilo
Date:
1941/1942
Main contributors:
Eiden, Herman George
Summary:
Silent footage of Iloilo and its government building. There is also footage of the Moro people diving and of the Puerto Princesa municipal building.

3. The Philippine Islands: Manila (31:27)

The Philippine Islands: Manila
Date:
1941/1942
Main contributors:
Eiden, Herman George
Summary:
Silent footage featuring a tour of Manila. It includes views of Jones Bridge, Escolta Street, the Pasig River, the Santa Ana District, and the Manila Jockey Club.

4. The Philippine Islands: Manila and surrounding areas (08:43)

The Philippine Islands: Manila and surrounding areas
Date:
1941/1942
Main contributors:
Eiden, Herman George
Summary:
Silent footage inside Paco Cemetery in Manila, and footage of a game of sepi ball being played. There are also shots of Manila's neon lit billboards and signs at night.

5. The Philippine Islands: Southern Philippine Islands (16:37)

The Philippine Islands: Southern Philippine Islands
Date:
1941/1942
Main contributors:
Eiden, Herman George
Summary:
Silent footage of a local fish market in Zamboanga, a coconut factory, the San Ramon Penal Farm, and different street scenes.

6. The Philippine Islands: Taal Lake Volcano and Pagsanjan Falls (13:19)

The Philippine Islands: Taal Lake Volcano and Pagsanjan Falls
Date:
1941/1942
Main contributors:
Eiden, Herman George
Summary:
Silent footage of Taal Lake and Taal volcano, and Pagsanjan Falls. Philippine banca boats are shown riding the rapids to the falls.