Summary

New Yorkers offer their views on the separation of church and state, 1935

Source Sherman Grinberg
Newsreel Pathe
Negative # 7795
Clip SR004273_01_01.mov
Date 3/1/1935
Title New Yorkers offer their views on the separation of church and state, 1935
Description Title card: "Church", "State", "?" and "Should They Mix" superimposed over a Gothic steeple dissolving into the US Capitol / CU clergyman speaking outside and in church / CU man sitting in vehicle speaking, young son sits next to him / CU man dressed as Abraham Lincoln standing beside bicycle and speaking / CU woman standing by door speaking, small child next to her / CU another man speaking / CU man sitting in small plane speaking / VS CU other men and women speaking. People speaking: J. E. Williams, Harvey Bletchley, Mrs. Lewis Salomon, Reginald Mylkes, Marvin, Soloman, Harriet Smith, C. A. Parker, Amelia Anderson, and Edward Ferber / Note: exact day not known
Personality J E Williams, Harvey Bletchley, Reginald Mylkes, Harriet Smith, C A Parker, Amelia Anderson, Edward Ferber
Country United States
Province/State New York
City New York City

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