Exterior, day; various shots of activities in front of Bloomingdale's Department Store at Christmastime, pedestrians, Black street vendors, a Santa Claus (1:23). Several shots of street musicians, one playing "spoons" playing near main entrance, including a few shots of facade of store (8:33).

Colour. On ship deck. Passengers play tug o war. Crowd urge them on. People watch. African musicians beating drums playing brass on land. Black man plays guitar. Black people dance to music. Busy town streets. Black policeman.

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Musician playing a piano in a concert

BLACK MUSICIANS AT REHEARSAL

BW 1920s Jazz Age - George Gershwin plays piano with large orchestra. CU band leader,Paul Whiteman. VS black male jazz musicians and white audience. Women, and couples, dance Charleston.

ORIG. COLOR 75'SIL. NIXON WITH GEORGE BLACK, 92 YEAR OLD BRICKLAYER. NIXON WITH MUSICIAN LIONEL HAMPTON. CI: PERSONALITIES: NIXON, RICHARD. PERSONALITIES: BLACK, GEORGE. PERSONALITIES: HAMPTON, LIONEL.

Waldorf Quintet. Part of the BELIEVE IT OR NOT issue. <br/> <br/>Pathe Studios, London. <br/> <br/>Various shots of The Waldorf Quintet playing haunting melody "Black Eyes". Interspersed with C/U of woman's eyes. The band consists of trombones, trumpets and piano.

1953 Christmas party for blind members of the American Federation of Musicians in Chicago, Illinois

A film titled 'Black and Tan Fantasy' about jazz musician Duke Ellington and his Cotton Club Orchestra in Harlem, New York. Dramatized scene shows African American musician Duke Ellington playing piano with Arthur Whetsol playing trumpet. Two African American men talk while searching for a address. Two men enter the hall and talk to Duke Ellington. They pick up the piano. Fredi Washington enters the room. She bribes the two men with a drink. Two men leave home after finishing their drink. Fredi Washington listens to Duke Ellington and Arthur Whetsol. Location: Harlem New York City USA. Date: 1929.

New Orleans - nightclub - c/u pan black (African American) musicians playing instruments in dixieland jazz band - trombone - trumpet - clarinet - upright bass - music - musicians - jazz club

PREMIUM RATE FOOTAGE - protesters in skeleton masks and black capes - anti-abortion activists - Populist Party signs - street musicians - 1992

The third Selma to Montgomery march during the American Civil Rights Movement. A huge crowd marches on a road. African American and white American men, women, and children among the marchers. The crowd marches holding banners and the American flag. The crowd gathers in front of the Alabama State Capitol building (600 Dexter Avenue, Montgomery, Alabama 36104) in Montgomery, Alabama. A woman carries a black child in her arms. African American celebrities and musicians including Harry Belafonte and Sammy Davis, Jr. can be seen entertaining the crowd. Location: Montgomery Alabama USA. Date: March 25, 1965.

Colored Beauty Chosen As Miss Bronze America

PROTESTERS OUTSIDE STADIUM / MANDELA & SIMON / AFTERMATH OF GRENADE ATTACK / SIMON TALKING TO YOUNG BLACK MUSICIANS

MS BLACK MUSICIANS PLAYING

B&W. 1950s. People sun bathe on ship deck. Man salutes camera. Black musicians play brass instruments. Malayian Airways, planes lined up. Plane takes off. Drive along roads. Boats in harbour. Empire Orwell ship London at dock. Couple fool around in sea. Life guard thinks drowning, dives into sea.

Musician playing the piano