Cinematic Era: 1929 Vintage

Josetxu, the farmhouse mayoraz, leaves the farm and wants to go to the sea. His sister, Mirentxu Txomin, has fallen in love with the town's main dancer.Don Timoteo is trying to endanger the happiness of the three, the Indian who wants to take possession of Basterretxetetan coastline. Lizard, an evil citizen, has spread concerns among the Basterretxetans, with the help of Don Timoteo and Pakito, who is pursuing Mirentxu.

Fashion newsreel

Popular composer-vaudeville star Sol Violinsky plays a piano and violin simultaneously.

This home movie, shot by longtime Corpus Christi resident Antonio Rodríguez Fuentes, captures the Fourth of July parade through downtown Corpus Christi in 1929. The footage provides insight into the early construction of parade floats, with many adopting a boxy appearance and featuring limited decoration. Fuentes and his wife Josefina were active members of the city's Mexican-American society, participating in several community organizations.

Early MGM sound short featuring vaudeville acts George Dewey Washington, Johnny Marvin, Rosemarie Sinnott, The Locust Sisters, and Harry Rose.

Early talkie-musical from Vitaphone and Warner has Leo Reisman and his orchestra doing a few numbers including Some of These Days, Lonely, the standard Milenberg Joys and the highlight If I Had You sung by Smith Ballew.

A Aesop's Fables cartoon with dogs raiding the butcher.