Current Events reel one, circa 1930s

Item — Reel: 2

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

A Fan Production; Photographed by Dr. Sanji Oda. Footage of current JACL events interspliced with intertitles to explain some of the images. (Note: Intertitles are in italics. Also, where the information on the intertitle explains all following footage, there will be no description of actual footage. However, if the intertitle is vague, there will be further description of the shots following the intertitle).

Ambassador Matsudaira and Miss Setsuko Matsudaira, Bride-Elect to Prince Chichibu at Ogden Depot on the way to Japan.
In the garden of Mr. Kaneko's home with Maragaret Mitsuko San, Katherine Kazuko San, Susie Suzuko San. Footage of young girls dancing in the garden around a large bird bath.
Carps in pond/Bobby playing in sand. Footage of a boy playing in the sand followed by an intertitle written entirely in Japanese. Shots of crowds of people in front of a train, some people are waving at the camera.
In the zoo. Footage of a brown or black bear followed by footage of an elephant.
Boys Day Parade/A Boy Drummer-Royal Tribe/Boy Scouts start on hike/Thos. D. Dee Memorial Hospital/Nurses Home of the hospital/The operation room/A scene of operation. Footage of an operation in progress.
The Laboratory/Nurses Graduates from Thos. D. Dee Memorial Hospital 1928. Footage of graduates walking outside of building in a line.
The Graduating Nurses 1929/1930 Graduates; Dee Hopsital Nurses. Footage of nurses in graduation gowns walking in a line outside of building.
Prof. Ichihashi from Stanford University. Footage of people shaking hands and greeting the professor from Stanford University.
Leaving Union Depot, Ogden, Utah/Babies posed for a show/Night street scene of Ogden/Interior of laboratory/End of Reel One.

Dates

circa 1930s

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