Soldiers of the Cross - The Surviving Material

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Soldiers of the Cross - Title No. 449302
OLC: 449302
Soldiers of the Cross - Title No. 449332
OLC: 449332
Soldiers of the Cross - Title No. 448788
OLC: 448788

 

No motion picture film from Soldiers of the Cross is known to have survived, nor any copies of the lecture's narration. However, in 1953 the National Library of Australia acquired glass slides of the production. These slides are now held by the National Screen and Sound Archive. Many of these slides have been digitised and are available through the Archive's Online Catalogue so that all users can experience the colour and the drama of this formative era of Australia's motion picture history.

Soldiers of the Cross - Title No. 448788
OLC: 451373

 

Other highlights

The Archive holds more than 200 glass slides for Soldiers of the Cross, which many of have been digitised and are available to view via the Archive's Online Catalogue). Other related items can also be found using the Online Catalogue, including:

Documentation relating to the centenary of Soldiers of the Cross including a booklet, posters, and promotional material.
Original sheet music. Note, opinions differ regarding whether this sheet music was written for Soldiers of the Cross or Heroes of the Cross. It is titled Soldiers of the Cross and has been accessioned as such in the National Film and Sound Archive's collection. However, research by Chris Long indicates that the composer of this work, Robert H McAnally, did not join the Salvation Army's Limelight Department in Melbourne until 1907, many years after the creation of Soldiers of the Cross.
Episode of Bicentennial Minutes A Time to Remember. Peter Luck describes the production of Soldiers of the Cross

 

Information relating to the Archive's complete holdings for Soldiers of the Cross can be found by searching the Archive's Online Catalogue. Simply click on the following link and search for Soldiers of the Cross in the simple search screen.

National Film and Sound Archive - Online Catalogue

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