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Description
16mm black and white silent film showing Japanese Americans living in Monterey , California before WWII. The film was produced by the Monterey Peninsula Chapter of the Japanese American Citizens' League and is titled "The Candid Parade." It features candid footage of Monterey's Issei and Nisei outside in downtown Monterey, watching and playing baseball, and at the wharf.
Type
moving image
Format
Reversal Silent Black and White 16mm film
Form/Genre
Short films Comedy films
Extent
1 Reel of 1
Identifier
CSUMB_MS15_500 camrncsu_000105
Language
English
Place
Monterey (Calif.)
Provenance
California State University, Monterey Bay California Revealed is supported by the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act, administered in California by the State Librarian.
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