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Dramatic short. "A short drama examining the racial conflicts that can occur among children when an "outsider" appears in the midst of a dominant culture. Chris, a pre-adolescent, resents the visit of Emma, a Native girl, to his home. Pressured by his friends to ignore her, by his parents to accept her, and by his own awareness of Emma's loneliness and unhappiness, Chris must decide where his loyalties lie." (NFB description)
King George V : message to the Empire, ca. 1920-1931
RECORDED: [location unknown], [between 1920 and 1931] SUMMARY: A message to the boys and girls of the British Empire from George V and Queen Mary. Date is unknown, but probably between 1920 and 1931.;
Ocean Falls; pee wee baseball team
Kelowna; Children On Bernard Avenue.
Fanny Allatt, later Mrs. John Mount Langley.
George Gordon Bushby, grandson of Sir James Douglas.
Fred G. Claudet; son of Francis G. Claudet, born 5 Sep 1866 in New Westminster.
The Misses Cridge, Maude, Ellen and Rhoda, daughters of Bishop and Mrs. Cridge.
The Compton children, Millie, Edith and John Nevins.
Harry, Jimmy, Amy and Edith Louisa Helmcken, children of Dr. John Sebastian Helmcken.
Family of Colonel Richard Clement Moody, Royal Engineer.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Paterson Rithet's children; John standing, Edward and Gertrude seated.
Joseph James Hargrave as a boy.
Children of Richard Wolfenden and first wife, Kate, nee Cooley.
The Thomson home in Saanich at Mount Newton Crossroads.
Arthur B. Anderson, son of A.C. Anderson.
The children of Ellen and John Gilmore.
The Alex A. Green home on Birdcage Walk; Mrs. Green and Mrs. Cridge are standing in the gateway.
Alex A Green's daughters, Edna, Dorothy and Millie.
First Presbyterian Church, Victoria; Corner Of Pandora And Blanshard Streets.
Sarah Ellen Evans; daughter of Charles and Jane Evans; married Christopher Spencer.