Fins And Feathers: Sportlight Thrills of the 1920s

'Fins And Feathers' is a silent short film from the 1920s, produced by Pathé Exchange as part of Grantland Rice’s celebrated Sportlight series, with John L. Hawkinson contributing to its creation. This black-and-white production likely delves into the excitement of outdoor pursuits, such as fishing and bird hunting, as implied by its title. Grantland Rice, a prominent sportswriter, brings his signature narrative flair, while Hawkinson’s role may involve cinematography or technical support. The film showcases dynamic scenes of angling and hunting, reflecting the era’s sporting culture. Distributed by Pathé, it offers a glimpse into 1920s American leisure, appealing to fans of vintage sports cinema and historical documentaries.