Name/Title
The Beaumont Cherry Blossom FestivalEntry/Object ID
A-25Description
This film showcases Beaumont's Cherry Blossom festival activities. In the film, Japanese children perform a cultural dance routine dressed in kimono. It also displays vast fields of cherry blossom trees in bloom.Context
Film mailed to Afga Ansco Corporation in Los Angeles by Mrs. Chauncey D. Clarke. Chauncey D. Clarke and his wife, Marie Rankin Clarke enjoyed travel as a pasttime. Through their pictures, we can see the yearly Beaumont Cherry Blossom Fesitival in it's early years. The Clarkes owned two properties in the general Inland Empire. These pictures reflect the couple's inclination to participate in a community around them, the history of the festival, and what entertainment looked like in the early 1930sCollection
Marie Rankin Clarke Film ReelsAcquisition
Accession
2025.2.4Source or Donor
James SeimonAcquisition Method
PurchaseSource (if not Accessioned)
The Clarke EstateMotion Picture Details
Genre
AmateurFilm Gauge/Format
16mm Film reelRuntime
0:03:44Producer
Marie Rankin ClarkeMade/Created
Artist
Marie Rankin ClarkeDate made
Mar 26, 1933Time Period
20th CenturyPlace
Region
Southern CaliforniaContinent
North AmericaNotes
Film developed in October 1933Copyright
Type of License
NoneCopyright Details
Public Domain.No restrictions on use.