KTLA News: "African American History Week events" (1974)
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Title: “African American History Week events.” Date: February 11, 1974.
Summary: The first half of the clip contains footage from an event in front of Los Angeles City Hall to celebrate African American History Week. It includes shots of an orchestra, a choir singing and people attending the event. The second half of the clip features silent footage of football players and actors Jim Brown and Fred Williamson visiting a school with African American students. Includes shots of Brown and Williamson talking to children and signing autographs.
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Title: “African American History Week events.” Date: February 11, 1974.
Summary: The first half of the clip contains footage from an event in front of Los Angeles City Hall to celebrate African American History Week. It includes shots of an orchestra, a choir singing and people attending the event. The second half of the clip features silent footage of football players and actors Jim Brown and Fred Williamson visiting a school with African American students. Includes shots of Brown and Williamson talking to children and signing autographs.
Learn more about this UCLA Film & Television Archive project: ucla.in/1SONCuw
© 2023 The Regents of the University of California
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- 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, description, catalog record, copyright, video
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