Mayor Harold Washington - St. Patrick's Day Parade Columbus Ave. - Mayor Daley President Bush
Identifier
F.2005-08-0321
Date Of Production
circa 1981 – 2002
Abstract
Content Notice: This material contains depictions of hate speech at 8:41 - 8:54.
Loosely assembled footage depicts the following: The Dorsey Tribute Choir performs and Mayor Harold Washington delivers a speech at Chicago’s 1st Thomas A. Dorsey Gospel Festival held at the South Shore Country Club on June 15, 1985; Chicago’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade proceeds along Columbus Avenue on March 17, 2002; Chicago’s 18th Annual Gay & Lesbian Pride Parade proceeds along N. Broadway, and Washington delivers a speech at a rally held in Lincoln Park following the parade on June 28, 1987; ex-basketball player and presidential primary candidate Bill Bradley hosts a Hoopla fundraiser for his campaign in the Chicago Historical Society’s courtyard on July 27, 1999; shoppers peruse the Printers Row Book Fair on S. Dearborn Street, June 8 or 9, 1985; Dizzy Gillespie performs at the Chicago Jazz Festival; tourists queue up to touch the Liberty Bell; Mayor Michael Bilandic delivers a speech during the dedication ceremony for Claes Oldenburg’s Batcolumn on April 14, 1977; Alexander Calder’s La Grande Vitesse sits in City Hall Plaza in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Loosely assembled footage depicts the following: The Dorsey Tribute Choir performs and Mayor Harold Washington delivers a speech at Chicago’s 1st Thomas A. Dorsey Gospel Festival held at the South Shore Country Club on June 15, 1985; Chicago’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade proceeds along Columbus Avenue on March 17, 2002; Chicago’s 18th Annual Gay & Lesbian Pride Parade proceeds along N. Broadway, and Washington delivers a speech at a rally held in Lincoln Park following the parade on June 28, 1987; ex-basketball player and presidential primary candidate Bill Bradley hosts a Hoopla fundraiser for his campaign in the Chicago Historical Society’s courtyard on July 27, 1999; shoppers peruse the Printers Row Book Fair on S. Dearborn Street, June 8 or 9, 1985; Dizzy Gillespie performs at the Chicago Jazz Festival; tourists queue up to touch the Liberty Bell; Mayor Michael Bilandic delivers a speech during the dedication ceremony for Claes Oldenburg’s Batcolumn on April 14, 1977; Alexander Calder’s La Grande Vitesse sits in City Hall Plaza in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Format
Super 8
Extent
400 feet
Color
Color
Sound
Mag Stripe
Reel/Tape Number
1/1
Has Been Digitized?
Yes
Language Of Materials
English
Element
Reversal Positives
Subject
Art
Basketball
Civil rights
Christianity
Festivals
Holidays
Landmarks
Literature
Musicians
Parades and processions
Political campaigns
Politicians
Singers
Basketball
Civil rights
Christianity
Festivals
Holidays
Landmarks
Literature
Musicians
Parades and processions
Political campaigns
Politicians
Singers
Preservation Sponsor
Related Collections
Related Places
Main Credits
Stamets, Bill (is filmmaker)
Participants And Performers
Washington, Harold (is participant)
Dorsey, Thomas A. (is participant)
Daley, Richard M. (is participant)
Bush, George W. (is participant)
DeBusschere, Dave (is participant)
Bradley, Bill (is participant)
Gillespie, Dizzy (is participant)
Oldenburg, Claes (is participant)
van Bruggen, Coosje (is participant)
Straight, Michael W. (is participant)
Bilandic, Michael Anthony (is participant)
Mondale, Joan (is participant)
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