'Scar Tissue' is part of a U.S. Army training film where a young hoodlum assists a hardened mugger in robbing lone male pedestrian. The young hoodlum and the mugger have beer in a bar. Both the men talk as they play pool (billiards). Sign in background reads 'Fat Harry's Playmate'. Mugger hands over some mooney to the young hoodlum.
In this part of a U.S. Army Training film a young hoodlum battles his conscience for a time. Young hoodlum walks past a store. Sign on the glass wall reads 'Buy and Sell Trade'. Young man smashes his cigarette with his white canvas shoes. Young hoodlum sits in a park that has a 'Merry Go Round'. Young hoodlum goes inside a store.
In this part of a U.S. Army Training film hardened mugger convinces young hoodlum crimimnal to join him. Point of view (POV) shot of person walking along a sidewalk at night, approaching a young man who is leaning against a parked car. The young hoodlum helps rob another man by stepping into the sidewalk and asking him for a light for his cigarette. As he lights his cigarette, the man is hit. Aerial view of two criminals taking cash from limp body of unconscious victim who they mugged. View of the men with other men gathered at a strip bar or night club as young woman dances. Close up of go-go dancer at strip club as she dances. The two men drink beer and smoke. The young hoodlum looks closely at his lighter after lighting his cigarette.
John D. Rockefeller, business magnate, co-founder of the Standard Oil Company, and philanthropist, is seen reading a newspaper. John Rockefeller playing golf. A woman stands in background and a golf caddie looks on. Rockefeller misses his golf putt and reacts.
President Woodrow Wilson checks mail handed over to him. Men stand surrounding President Wilson as he is seated in a rocking chair. Group of photographers stand with their cameras to take photos. President Wilson laughs as postal mail is handed to him.
Charles Evans Hughes (Supreme Court Justice, Republican presidential candidate, Secretary of State) poses for camera after arriving at a building by car. Doorman opens the car door for him. Next scene: In his office, President Woodrow Wilson writes at his desk.
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