Visiting Slovaks from New York through to Mississippi

The film follows Plicka as he documents the life of Slovaks in America, reflecting on their customs, skills, and experiences. Accompanied by a Slovak-Czech delegation, he captures the essence of Slovak culture while observing towns and architecture across more than eighteen major American cities. Key locations include Lake Ontario and Niagara Falls, offering a glimpse into both old and new traditions.

As a documentary from the late 1930s, this film holds historical significance, providing insight into the Slovak-American experience during that era. Collectors interested in cultural documentaries or the representation of immigrant communities may find this film particularly appealing for its educational and cultural value.