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Description: AUGUST 1974 APPROXIMATELY 600 FEET OF COLOR 16MM FILM. RUN TIME: 17:14 SHOWN IS THE DOC PAULIN DIXIELAND JAZZ BAND (WEARING WHITE CAPS) PLAYING IN THE STREET WITH GRAND MARSHAL RODNEY BATISTE WHO IS LEADING THE 6TH WARD DIAMONDS SOCIAL AND PLEASURE CLUB IN A FUNERAL PROCESSION. A CASKET IS BROUGHT OUT OF A HOUSE OR FUNERAL HOME AND A SLOW PROCESSION BEGINS FOLLOWED BY A SECOND LINE PARADE. ANOTHER ANOTHER FUNERAL, A DIFFERENT CASKETL BEING CARRIED, AND THE LEROY JONES HURRICANES BRASS AND BAND AND MEMBERS OF THE FAIRVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH BAND ARE SEEN PLAYING AT SECOND LINE PARADE. ANOTHER SEQUENCE SHOWS A SECOND LINE PARADE OF THE 6TH WARD HIGH STEPPERS WITH A BRASS BAND. BO DOLLIS IS SEEN AS A SPECTATOR AND IS DRINKING A COCACOLA. A THIRD SEQUENCE SHOWS ANOTHER SECOND LINE PARADE OF THE JOLLY BUNCH SOCIAL & PLEASURE CLUB WHO WEAR GREEN. THE LADIES ASSOCIATED WITH THE CLUB, ALSO WEAR GREEN AND RIDE IN CONVERTIBLES. ANOTHER DIVISION OF THE JOLLY BUNCH, IS SEEN PARADING AND WEARING PINK SUITS.

Keywords: marching band