Theodore Roosevelt at Forest Hills, New York (1917 Original Black & White Film)

Experience the fiery patriotism of Theodore Roosevelt as he addresses a crowd at Forest Hills on July 4, 1917. In this captivating black and white film, witness TR's impassioned call for vigorous American war involvement while denouncing conscientious objectors. As the Forest Hills Rifle Club parades nearby, Roosevelt reviews the troops, exchanging words with members and officers. Join the historic moment as TR takes the stage amidst cheers, introduced by Frederick Burgess, Bishop of Long Island. Panning shots capture the fervent atmosphere and the enthusiastic response of the crowd. Don't miss this glimpse into a pivotal moment in American history.

Source :
Roosevelt, T., Burgess, F. & Theodore Roosevelt Association Collection. (1917) TR at Forest Hills, New York,2. [United States: s.n] [Video] Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://www.loc.gov/item/mp76000174/