With Byrd at the South Pole

Genuine impact with genuine ice, Admiral Byrd's expedition disembarks, initial steps toward launching the airplane, with some frolicking, in the Paramount documentary With Byrd At The South Pole, 1930.

The first mishap, in Paramount's documentary feature covering Admiral Byrd's flight over the South Pole, Dr. Lawrence Gould in some trouble with the plane, radios back to base for help, in With Byrd At The South Pole, 1930.

After an on camera spoken introduction by Admiral Byrd himself, Paramount's silent documentary begins, cameramen Willard Van Der Weer and Joseph T. Rucker featured, tracking the actual expedition, in With Byrd At The South Pole, 1930.