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The Sinking Of The Lusitania


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  • Winsor McCay

  • Distributed by:

     Vitagraph Film Corporation, Box Office Attractions, Jewel Productions, Universal Films

  • Directed By

     John D. Tippet.

  • Produced By

     Winsor McCay.

  • Animated By

     Winsor McCay.

  • Written By

     Winsor McCay.

  • Originally Released on May 18, 1918.

  • Originally Released Theatrically.

  • Running Time:

     11 minutes.

  • Black & White

  • U.S.A.

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Cartoon Summary:

Animated account of the sinking of the cruise ship the Lusitania on May 7, 1915 by a German submarine. Two torpedoes sank the ship and took 1,150 lives.

Cartoon Production Information:

Silent cartoon. Mixture of animation and live action (in which Winsor McCay appears, being asked to draw a cartoon account of the sinking). Film exhibitor Dennis Nyback estimates that this movie...  (more)

Additional Cartoon Pictures:

The Lusitania Leaves New York
German Sailors On Uboat On Watch
The Lusitania Is Truck By The German Torpedo
The Ship Is Stricken
Passangers Leave The Ship
The Lusitania Slips Beneath The Waves

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