Reel 1

A yellow sign with black and red ink reads as follows: "Proceeds from sale of refreshments donated to Bantu Charities...Admission is free!"

A group of men and young children are seated in an open-air arena. One of the young men has a comb in his hair, while another man wears a red turban.

A street scene in Johannesburg wherein a woman in a blue dress is seen carrying a box, balanced on her head.

Depicts a man in a two piece suit crossing a street in front of a white Volkswagen Beetle.

A performer wearing a cloth sweatband sits on the dirt-floor of an open-air arena, looking left. Wrapped around his left shoulder is a cloth with a decorative turquoise, feather-plume.

A segregated crowd of spectators in an outdoor arena watching a group of performers dance.

Depicts several performers in traditional dress, dancing and playing instruments.

Title card with the words "South Africa 1969." There is a carved wooen bust of an African woman laying against a black velvet cloth, along with an image of a South African landscape. Henry M. Smith's initials are printed on a piece of paper, placed on the black velvet cloth.

A crowd of spectators sitting in an open-air arena. One man in a tan shirt, hat, and pants holds up a sign that reads "Tea Interval."

Several white people standing outside of an open-air arena, drinking tea and chatting.