Traffic in streets of Berlin. Buildings and trees in the background. Large number of pedestrians on street. Passengers getting in and out of a streetcar. Policeman directs traffic. Pedestrians cross after cars stop. A sign on the street. reads: "Unter Den Linden." A view of a low square clock tower. Crowd watches woman modeling bathing suit in store window. People seated on table and chairs in a park. Large crowd dancing at outdoor pavillion.
Streets of Berlin at night. Lighting on the streets. Shops are lighted. Crowd of pedestrians on sidewalks. Heavy vehicular traffic.Church spires silhouetted against lighter sky. Movie theater advertising "Brigitte Helm in Die Herren Von Atlantis." 'Hermann Tietz' sign lighted. "Automat" restaurant. Signs on building include "Cafe Am Zoo" ; "Michels" and "Wintergarten." Chorus girls perform a group dance on stage in a follies type stage show. Fireworks near water side.
A band plays trumpets in a show at a beer garden. A boy seated on the shoulder of a man as both play trumpets. Audience sings and sways with the music. A woman takes a mug and fills it with beer from a tap. A crowded night club in Berlin with couples dancing to an orchestra. Bartender and girls put on a show behind the bar. People seated at tables as a group of women chorus line dancers perform a synchonized dance while holding cocktail shakers. The chorus girl costumes include hats with "Haus Vaterland" written on them. Fireworks and celebrations. Man in tophat eats a sausage given by a chef.
Large numbers march, at the White House, to protest against the judgment made in the Rosenberg Case. A number carry banners reading "The Afro-American says there are grave doubts in this case." Another banner reads "The electric chair cannot kill the doubts in the Rosenberg Case." Other signs held by marchers ask U.S. President to reconsider the judgment and plead for clemency. An African American clergyman leads some of the marchers. They march in the streets. Some talk to a White House security officer and ask him to accept a letter to the President.
Arrested Soviet Spy Vilyam Genrikhovich Fisher (Alias: Emil Robert Goldfus, Alias: Rudolph Abel) enters United States District Court at 271 Cadman Plaza East, Brooklyn, New York. View of the Ovington Building in Brooklyn, where Goldfus's name appears on the list of tenants. Entrance '224' of U.S. District court. View of Hotel Latham, in Manhattan, where Goldfus worked. Goldfus in handcuffs, and wearing his distinctive fedora hat with white hatband, outside the courthouse. Goldfus being escorted by a phalanx of law enforcement officials in the courthouse. Views of the Hotel Latham.
Seated at his desk, President Eisenhower speaks to the Press. Photographers take pictures. The President walks out of his office, onto the porch of the White House, accompanied by his press secretary, James C. Hagerty. The President steps to a microphone facing a phalanx of cinematographers, photographers and reporters with tape recording equipment. After making a statement, President Eisenhower and Press Secretary Hagerty reenter the White House. View of reporter's tape recorder running on the White House lawn.
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