A vacation camp in New Jersey. Children stand in a group at the camp. The children salute the U.S. flag. The children seated around a swimming pool in costumes. A boy dives in the pool. The children stand in a line and give their pennies to a woman. A poster reads' God Bless Americans'.
The National Horse show at Madison Square Garden in New York. Spectators seated in stand. The jockeys with their horses on a track. The horses lined up. The show starts. The horse performs different stunts and spectators in the stand cheer. The spectators watch the show. The horse carriages in different formations.
Fire in a building in New York City. Smoke rises from a building due to fire. Firemen spray water with a hose. Men treat the injured firemen. A man takes picture in the foreground. An injured fireman given oxygen. People including children stand in a group. A man treats a wounded fireman. A fireman climbs up a ladder to spray water. (World War II period).
Prime Minister of Australia Robert Gordon Menzies arrives for a meeting with U.S. officials in New York. Australian Prime Minister Robert Gordon Menzies gets off from a flying boat Boeing 314 Clipper. Men stand in the background. The Prime Minister is escorted by U.S. officials. The officials and the Prime Minister walk on a bridge.
Skiers participate in the annual Tokle Memorial jump in New York. The skiers carrying skis on their shoulders climb up the Bear mountain. The skiers ski on an artificial base on the Bear mountains at night. The spectators stand on either side of the artificial base. The skiers ski one after the other. The skiers fall in the snow while skiing. A skier wearing a ski. The skiers wearing skis stand on the mountain. The spectators stand on either side of the snow base. The skiers skiing one after the other fall. The winner holds a ski on his shoulder.
American actor Cary Grant receives a theater award in New York. The Radio City Music Hall building and scrolling marquee advertising the movie. People crowd outside the building. The crowd waits in line to enter and watch the movie 'That Touch of Mink'. The posters of the movie on a wall in the background. President and director of Radio City Music Hall Russell D. Downing presents a silver bowl to Cary Grant in recognition of breaking the record for number of weeks a single movie has run at Radio City. Russell and Grant hold the silver bowl while those gathered applaud. Cary Grant with the silver bowl seated at a desk. A framed photo of The Rockettes is in the background.
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