An amateur clowns' show at the Madison Square Garden in New York. Mrs. Claire Manley, a female clown contestant, pulls out a hen from a pot. A group of clowns perform their act. A father and sons clown group pull out a small, featherless chicken from a huge pot. A little clown emerges from the pot. Judges watch the acts and give their decision. The judges, which includes Coco the Clown (Michael Poliakoff, son of the famous Nikolai Poliakoff who shares the same moniker), announce Claire Manley as the winner. Coco the Clown congratulates Clair Manley.
Fishing in New Hampshire. Fishermen row a boat and spread a fishing net in a river. They catch salmon, trout and angler fishes.
The annual banquet of the Explorer Club in New York. Dignitaries and officials gathered for the annual banquet. Banquet menu includes polar bear sauerbraten, iguana salad, baked boa constrictors, caribou stew and lambs' eye. The guests eat.
Paper print. Turn of 20th century motion picture. Tunnel workers in New York, United States. A dramatization depicts: a construction foreman and his family seated at a table having a meal. The foreman gets up and leaves. A woman gives a cap to her daughter and kisses her. A superintendent arrives at a window. He meets the foreman's daughter and wife. The foreman watches them and shouts. The woman and the girl weep. Workers work in a tunnel under a river. They bring construction material and pile it. The workers leave the tunnel. The foreman and the superintendent fight. A smoke column rises from a blast. A worker shouts and calls others. The workers come and open chamber gate. A worker shouts for help. Other workers remove stones and rescue the superintendent. They carry the wounded superintendent and beat the foreman. The wounded foreman rests on a bed in his house. His wife opens the door for a doctor. The doctor treats the wounded foreman. The superintendent using crutches to walk comes and asks the foreman to forgive him.
Immigrants land at Ellis Island, New York on 24 July, 1903. William Myers double-deck ferry excursion ship loaded with immigrants arrives at the Ellis Island dock. Crewmen open the gangplank and immigrants walk down gangplank and up on to wharf with their luggage.
A film titled 'Ghetto Fish Market' depicts shoppers gathered at the Fulton Fish Market in lower Manhattan, New York City, United States on 20th May,1903. A large number of customers seen walking among the various fishmongers. Some of the sellers have umbrellas above their stands, with advertisements for Bloomingdales store painted on them. Customers reflect all strata of society. A man and woman selling at separate stalls argue with each other. Scales for weighing fish seen at the stands.
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