The Dock Street Theater in Charleston South Carolina, United States. People move on street outside the theatre building. The board on building reads 'Dock Street Theater'. Another board reads the name of the play 'The Beaux stratagem'. A group of patrons entering inside the theater. Usher checks the tickets of the people as they enter the theatre lobby. People sit in front of the stage. Performers act during the dramatic play.
African Americans living in poverty-stricken condition in Charleston, South Carolina, United States. Black women sit with children on their laps outside a shanty house. An African American woman combs a baby’s hair. A white man plays with African American children. Black children sit in a group and play outside the house. Clothes hanging on rope to dry outside the house. View of deserted warehouses. People move on street in front of the houses. Railroad yards. Charleston mansions in decay. African American man sits on a wooden box. Stairs leading to a building and two children move in front of it.
Students at Howard University in Washington DC, United States. Professor stands with what appears to be a wooden cylinder near a compression machine. Professor demonstrates the working of the machine. African American college students stand near the machine and observe. Teachers and student observe the degraded cylinder after force applied from top and bottom by machine.
African American professors and staff at Howard University in Washington DC, United States. Professors stand on stairs at the entrance of a building. People move on ground in front of the building. Flag and chimney on top of the building. Trees in the background.
African American college students at Howard University in Washington DC, United States. A dramatic production underway. Person brings a chair and another person places an instrument with bulb fitting on the chair. Three men observe. During dramatic play, three young women stand and talk. Young man points to the door. Students panic and shout. Boy and girl look at each other in shock.
Nicaraguan Contras soldiers arriving at Fort Benning Georgia in the United States to receive military and combat education from the U.S. Army in their fight against the Sandanista government of Nicaragua. Plane arrives carrying the Contra soldiers. The soldiers come out of an airplane. They move in a row inside a building at Fort Benning and get seated. A U.S. Army officer, Colonel Bobby J. Harris, speaks to the soldiers about their training. Training includes combat skills and leadership qualities. Views of the Contras marching on a field during the training. They practice shooting machine guns.
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