Movie stars at Pierre, SD and Chicago, IL

Title card: "Pierre, S D Salutes Movietime, USA" / At the South Dakota State Capitol, numerous people (with girls dressed as Native Americans) line steps and people with large bouquets walk down them / movie stars stand together: Robert Young, Marta Toren, and two others pose with the crowd in bg / Young and Toren, both wearing cowboy hats / Scores of the townspeople crowd around; they don the hats // VS a parade starts with a color guard underneath; young women march carrying various flags / Gov. Sigurd Anderson, Young, and Toren ride in a convertible with their names taped to the car door / A marching band, led by majorettes, marches forward / A load of men and boys on a stagecoach pulled by horses / A boy with a pipe and the girl holding a baby doll / A bizarre 'movie star' resembling Joan Crawford with a fur / Cowboys with shiny shirts are followed by a drummer / Another band, "PHS" // Scores of people at a barbecue / a tray with many roasted buffalo and beef sandwiches / a woman in a nutria coat and hat enjoying her sandwich; another woman tries it / Young signs autographs / Boys in costumes eating, and a shot of the waiting line for food / Note: exact day not known // Title card: "Chicago Salutes Movietime, USA / A billboard truck, "It's Showtime USA" with depictions of "Today's Hero, "A Streetcar Named Desire" and others; the float has a banner, "Golden Jubilee of the American Movie Theatre / A float with "Lest We Forget" with a hospital bed, a nurse and serviceman, (The Roosevelt Theater behind) / Majorettes, and flags / Actress Sally Eillers with a marching band behind / Danny Kaye waves from the rear of a convertible / Small children assorted costumes walk through a trolly track / Kaye with little girls and a sign, "The Andrews Sisters" / A float with a railing where women wave from it / A sound truck with conical speakers on top of it, "It's Movietime USA" / Note: exact day not known