Believe It or Not #11

In this installment, passengers enter a mockup of an airplane where Robert Ripley highlights various unusual people and places. The film showcases the town with the smallest population recorded in the 1930 census, which had only one resident. Additionally, it features a father and son who can rest their shoulders on their chests, and an armless trombone player who skillfully uses his foot to operate the instrument's slide.

The documentary format captures a unique moment in film history as Ripley's fascination with the bizarre comes to life. This film is part of the larger collection of Ripley's work, which celebrates oddities and curiosities. For collectors, this title represents a snapshot of early 20th-century American culture and entertainment, focusing on the unusual aspects of everyday life.