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00:00The white-robed gentleman with a funny hat is the main attraction.
00:08This fellow is a typical example of the native Korean.
00:12He bows to the dominion of Japan,
00:14but he firmly declines to admit the superiority of Japan's intellectual and moral culture over his own.
00:24Happanese Empire
00:26Here in the new palace, amidst the regal splendor of the depression,
00:30the former king of Korea lives on the bounty of his Japanese masters.
00:36The streets of Seul,illustrates how thoroughly the Japanese are assimilating Korea.
00:41Somehow the women of Seul seem to be the dominating sects.
00:46And we wonder if this dates back to a certain custom that was once rigidly enforced.
00:51Every evening at exactly nine o'clock,
00:54A curfew bell was rung as a warning for all men to hurry home and remain indoors,
01:00So that the women could enjoy the freedom of the streets.
01:04This law, however,has been abandoned,
01:06Perhaps at the request of the ladies themselves.
01:12The children of Korea are particularly interesting.
01:23Almost from the time they are able to walk,
01:26They are obliged to care for their little brothers and sisters.
01:34The first thing inculcated in a Korean child's mind is respect for his father.
01:39In fact,the four dreadful things which a boy fears most are earthquake, wind, fire, and father.
01:46Playing dinner and imitating the ponderous etiquette of their elders is a favorite amusement.
01:54This little top was most reluctant about permitting us to photograph the baby on her back.
02:13In an oriental garden,we were afforded the special privilege of seeing a native dance.
02:23Very much like those given by the geisha girls of Japan.
02:28This is called the drum dance.
02:32Whatever else we may have seen in Korea,we will never forget the gentleman with the white robes and the horse hair hats.
02:39Whatever else we may have seen in Korea,we will never forget the gentleman with the white robes and the horse hair hats.
02:57Today are Korea personified.
03:00And it is here that old Korea bows to us in gracious farewell.
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