From a documentary about American Contralto, Marian Anderson, one of the leading classical singers in America. Marian Anderson accompanied by a pianist appears on the stage during a concert and sings the song "Oh What a Beautiful City." The concert hall roars with applause from the audience. Marian sings several songs while the pianist plays. Close-ups of Marian Anderson singing during the concert. Entire audience mesmerized with her voice. She also sings "He's Got the Whole World in His Hands" and "Crucifixtion" (He Never Said a Mumblin Word), followed by reverent silence in the audience.
Life of Japanese-Americans living at relocation centers (internment camps) in United States during World War II. A car driven on a wasteland in United States. View of the wasteland. Workers dig ground. View of barracks constructed on the wasteland for the rehabilitation of Japanese-American families. A Japanese American family enters one of the barracks at the relocation center. Children play on wet-muddy street. Children stand near a barbed wire fence. Watch tower on other side of the fence. U.S. Army General reviews U.S. troops.
Scenes of Japanese-Americans living at relocation centers (internment camps) in the United States during World War II. Woman and child walk on a wet-muddy road at a relocation center. Sand-storm in the far background. Woman crosses the road. Man and woman carry water buckets and containers in their hands. Dishes washed in stationary water tubs. Man rings a bell. People form chow-lines at a mess hall. Food is served to the people. People eat together in a common mess hall.
Life of Japanese-Americans living at relocation centers (internment camps) in the United States during World War II. Officers inspect Japanese- American personnel standing at attention. Cars and trucks pass on a road. Trucks parked in garages in the background. Pumpkin grows in a farm at the relocation center.
Farm work of Japanese-Americans living at relocation centers (internment camps) in the United States during World War II. Men work in farms at a relocation center. Tractors plow the fields. View of several farms and farmers working in the farms. A plantation nursery. Man serves water to birds in a poultry farm.
Film on skills of Japanese-Americans living in United States. Montage shows Japanese American workers weld a metal rim, operate printing press, forge metal, photographer takes picture of a girl, girl at job interview, artist paints poster, worker operates printing press, men and women work in a office, woman operate loom machine, machine cutting a metal sheet, woman worker makes toys and handicrafts, woman gets her hair done by a hairstylist at a saloon and woman shopping clothes.
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