The city of New Orleans in the United States. Workers in a sugarcane field cut sugarcane by hand. Exterior of a refining plant. Smoke comes out of smoke stacks.
American sportswoman Althea Gibson returns after winning the world tennis crown at Wimbledon. A large crowd greets her in New York, United States. Buildings along street sides. A ticker tape parade to greet Althea. People cheer. Althea seated in a car rolling through a street. She waves towards the crowd. Dignitaries congratulate her on the achievement.
Demonstrators protest in New York, United States for removing movie tax. The demonstrators hold various banners as they protest. A sign reads : 'Mayor Wagner, Quit Playing Politics, 14 Avenue U Theater Employee'. Women demonstrators walk on a road during the demonstrations. The demonstrators walk with the U.S. flag. A tall building in the background. Banners read 'Lets Axe Wagner's Tax', 'Save Our Jobs, Labor Protests' and 'Why Make the Movies a Scapegoat'. The demonstrators protest on a street.
Demonstrators protest the movie tax in front of the Criterion Theater at 1514 Broadway in New York City, United States. The marquee advertises Jane Russell in "The French Line" as a 3D movie. Neon lights and neon signs on buildings of Times Square and traffic on city streets at night. A banner reads 'Kill The 5% Movie Tax'. Close up view of a large search light shining. A sign reads "Planters Peanuts."
Columbus Day Parade in New York, United States. Civilians lined up on either side of the street to watch the Columbus Day Parade. U.S. Army band plays. U.S. Marines holding guns march down the Fifth Avenue
Curbside street vendors busy selling fruit in New York City, United States on 27th October, 1903. Men buy fruits from a street vendor. Pedestrians walk on sidewalk. A man rides a horse drawn cart. Many carts and horse-drawn vehicles move about. Several peddlers push their carts by hand. Elevated railroad train structure crosses above the street. Area is overly congested by vendors so policeman orders them to all leave, brandishing his nightstick as he walks past.
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