Ostriches seen in farms with green plants surrounding them. Fence has a label 'Pres. & Mrs. Wilson' for the ostriches. Man gives ostriches food in the containers and feeds them by hands. An ostrich feeds from a man's pockets. Man rides on ostrich back.
Los Angeles, earlier known as 'Nuestia Senora La Rein de Los Angeles' , founded by Governor Felipe de Neve in 1781. Scenic view of greenery, downtown streets, buildings, and landmarks like Public Library, Old Court House, Hotels, Church seen. Business district with small parks. Street lights visible. Vehicles moving on paved roads.
Clunes Auditorium also known as Temple Auditorium in Los Angeles. Auditorium used for entertainment on week days and for worshipping on Sunday. Well dressed people walking on paved roads on four sides of a circle in Central Park . Street lights and planted trees on either side of the roads.
Retail District departmental store in Los Angeles with elaborate architecture. Boxes with growing plants on windows. Vehicles parked on the roads.
Los Angeles City Hall (200 N Spring St, Los Angeles, CA 90012, United States) visible in the background. Hotel Pacific seen. San Pedro Hotel at 206 1/2 San Pedro in "Little Tokyo." The Sumitomo Bank Ltd Los Angeles Branch office in the street. Theatre Fuji seen, with some Navy sailors walking past. Store fronts for Gashin Grocery and Bamboo Room bar. Two Japanese-American women exit the grocery. Pedestrians walking near intersection of First Street and San Pedro Street in Little Tokyo.
Hallie Flanagan, National Director of Federal Theatre arrives at the building constructed on Treasure Island during the Golden Gate International Exposition. She is surrounded by several people. Seats and electric equipment is installed in the building. The construction crew works. A white curtain in view. Equipment like reactor bank, console and plug in board for theater lighting and sound systems are fitted. Control room, green room and first aid room in the theatre. Women work in wardroom room. (Federal Theatre Project was under the Works Progress Administration or WPA during the Great Depression).
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