Sixth War Loan Drive Parade And Booth In New York City

The video covers a parade on York 5th Ave for the Sixth War loan drive, highlighting the city's enthusiasm. It moves to Times Square, where victory is celebrated. A bond booth, topped with a miniature Statue of Liberty, is sponsored by the Motion Picture War Activities Committee. Movie showmen pledge their support for the campaign, and the success of past drives, with over 75 million bonds sold in theaters, is emphasized.

What event marked the city's early start in the Sixth War loan drive?

• A speech by the mayor

• A fireworks display

• A parade of two wave regiments

• A concert in Central Park

What topped the giant bond-buying booth?

• A large American flag

• A replica of the White House

• A miniature Statue of Liberty

• A model of the Empire State Building

Who sponsored the giant bond-buying booth?

• The Motion Picture War Activities Committee

• The National Bank Association

• The United States Army

• The New York City Council

What did movie showmen pledge to support?

• A new film festival

• The new war loan campaign

• The construction of a new theater

• A charity fundraiser

How many bonds were sold in theaters during past drives?

• Over 75 million

• Over 60 million

• Over 100 million

• Over 50 million