I think I have posted this news item before, but a few years ago, a building was torn down in the Yukon and below the permafrost, in what was the basement of an old movie theatre, old nitrate prints of movies long thought lost to the ravages of time were found intact. Perhaps some day a good print of "Saved From the Titanic" will turn up. Also, the Library of Congress used to keep paper prints made from the original nitrate negatives of films for copyright purposes. That's how Blackhawk Films of Davenport, Iowa got the 1912 newsreels of the Titanic (Really the Olympic, with tugboat names scratched out because they said their names and "New York"). On the Kino DVD of the German Titanic film, there is a print of the 1912 newsreel, and thanks to the magic of single frame advance, I could spot the name "Olympic" on the dock next to the ship when Captain Smith was walking out on the bridge wing. Robert H. Gibbons