Along the Cactus Trail (1944)
James A. FitzPatrick: Self - Narrator
Quotes
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James A. FitzPatrick : The Chapel of St. Francis has been appropriately dedicated as a shrine for aviators, and it is particularly popular for weddings of flyers and their brides.
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[first lines]
James A. FitzPatrick : Among the outstanding motor trips in the United States is the one that begins at Riverside, California, and continues along the Cactus Trail to Phoenix, Arizona. But before starting on this trip, we will visit the famous Mission Inn at Riverside, as it represents one of the highlights of world travel.
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James A. FitzPatrick : In ancient times, when lakes and forests abounded here, it is said there thrived a hardy tree which survived all the others after the great drought had transformed this land into a desert - and from that species evolved the present-day cacti.
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[last lines]
James A. FitzPatrick : Its glorified environment is enhanced by attractive vacationists who seek the land of the cacti for rest and relaxation... And it is here, in this colorful setting, that we conclude our impressions of a most interesting and delightful trip along the Cactus Trail.
