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Documentary: On academic and fine arts education in Negro colleges. Reel 1: Shows academic and vocational pursuits at Fisk, Nashville, Tenn.; Atlanta University, Georgia; Hampton and Virginia Union, Virginia; Howard, District of Columbia; Calhoun School and Talladega, Alabama. Illustrates water color and ceramics classes at Howard; sculpture, engraving, sketching and painting at Atlanta, and photography at Tuskegee Institute. Reel 2: Shows classes in architecture at Howard; stage set modeling and design at Atlanta, Talladega and Dillard, New Orleans; drama rehearsals at Talladega and Fisk; interpretive and folk dating at Hampton Institute, Talladega and Dillard; music courses at Howard and Talladega; recapitulation of art scenes from both reels.
- By Harmon Foundation
- Part of Harmon Foundation Collection, Motion Picture Films on Community and Family Life, Education, Religious Beliefs, and the Art and Culture of Minority and Ethnic Groups