A special edition of the Elektajournal from 1933 dedicated to the fifteenth anniversary of the Czechoslovak Republic. The introduction consists of a short retrospective composed of archival materials obtained in the streets of Prague on 28 October 1918. Footage of the parade on Wenceslaus Square on 28 October 1933. Raising the Czechoslovak flag in front of the Municipal House on Republic Square. Philips Radio vehicle with loudspeakers on the roof. Philips microphone. President Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk and Minister of National Defence Bohumír Bradáč during a military parade on Wenceslaus Square. The ceremonial parade heads down 28 October Street and National Avenue to Smetana Embankment. MPs František Soukup, František Staněk and Prime Minister Jan Malypetr watch the ceremony from a grandstand by the Rudolfinum. Shots of a Czechoslovak Army military parade; the parade consists of infantry, soldiers with bicycles, horse-drawn cannons and armoured cars. Flyover by military aircraft. Parade of scouts in front of President Masaryk in the third courtyard of Prague Castle.
The segment captures the celebration of the fifth anniversary of the Czechoslovak Republic held in Prague on 28 October 1923. Festivities by the Statue of St Wenceslaus on Wenceslaus Square. Karel Kramář stands at the rostrum. Crowds gathered on the square wave their hats.
The segment of Československý zvukový týdeník Aktualita (Czechoslovak Aktualita Sound Newsreel), 1938, issue no. 23 captures Peter Hletko´s speech on the importance of the Pittsburgh Agreement and continues with a report on the meeting between the five-member delegation of the American Slovak League, led by Peter Hletko, and President Edvard Beneš, which was held in Prague on 30 May 1938.
Actress Anna Ondráková with her husband, boxer Max Schmelling, in Když hvězdy svítí (When the Stars Shine, dir. Hans H. Zerlett, 1938). The following footage includes clips showing Anna Ondráková in several other film roles, such as Velbloud uchem jehly (Camel Through the Eye of a Needle, dir. Karel Lamač, 1926), with the last clip being from Únos bankéře Fuxe (The Kidnapping of Fux the Banker, dir. Karel Anton, 1923).
Writer Antal Stašek with his daughter-in-law, writer Helena Malířová, in the garden of the villa in Prague-Krč in an obituary from Československý filmový týdeník (Czechoslovak Film Weekly Newsreel) 1931, issue no. 42.
Actress Antonie Nedošínská in Do panského stavu (Elevated to Society, dir. Karel Anton, 1925). With her colleague Máňa (Marie) Ženíšková in an unidentified film. Nedošínská's husband, actor Jiří Nedošínský, with his colleagues in Pražští adamité (The Prague Adamites, dir. Antonín Fencl, 1917).