Secondary
Identifier
F.2005-08-0329
Date Of Production
circa 1988 – 1989
Abstract
Loosely assembled footage depicts Mayor Richard M. Daley as he presents Chicago Cubs Hall-of-Fame broadcaster Harry Caray with a certificate during a ceremony for Daley’s proclaimed “Harry Caray Day” outside of Caray’s restaurant on August 26, 1989; rapper General B speaks at a rally to support arts against censorship in Daley Center Plaza on August 26, 1989; the Mexican Independence Day Parade proceeds along Michigan Avenue; a rally against police brutality moves along W. 35th Street; Fraternal Order of Police Lodge No. 7 members picket for further union negotiations in Grant Park on November 18, 1989; a “Dr. Doom” army truck with a mounted simulated missile joins activists gathered outside the Rocky Flats Plant to protest nuclear production, and a fasting for Rocky Flats victims takes place at the Colorado State Capitol in July 1989.
Format
Super 8
Extent
700 feet
Color
Color
Sound
Mag Stripe
Reel/Tape Number
1/1
Has Been Digitized?
Yes
Language Of Materials
English
Spanish
Spanish
Subject
Art
Baseball
Demonstrations
Hispanic Americans
Nuclear weapons
Parades and processions
Police
Police brutality
Political Activists
Baseball
Demonstrations
Hispanic Americans
Nuclear weapons
Parades and processions
Police
Police brutality
Political Activists
Preservation Sponsor
Related Collections
Related Places
Main Credits
Stamets, Bill (is filmmaker)
Participants And Performers
Caray, Harry (is participant)
Daley, Richard M. (is participant)
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