On screen
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Ifoghale John Amata 出演
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Gottfried Anliker 出演
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Hugo Bethlem 出演
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Hans Bjerkholt 出演
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Colwell brothers 出演
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Ho Yin Chin 出演
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Sydney Cook 出演
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Rajmohan Gandhi 出演
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Josef Gasser 出演
- Gerhard Grob 出演
- Hanni Haeberli 出演
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Michael Henderson 出演
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Peter Howard 出演
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Nobusuke Kishi 出演
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Irène Laure 出演
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Josef Leu 出演
- Claire Locher 出演
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Tatanga Mani - Walking Buffalo 出演
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Gabriel Marcel 出演
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Manasseh Moerane 出演
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William Nkomo 出演
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U Nu 出演
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Muriel Smith 出演
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Charlotte van Beuningen 出演
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Richard von Hessen 出演
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Philip Qipa (P.Q.) Vundla 出演
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Patrick Wolrige Gordon 出演
Production
- Production company
- MRA
Report of a conference in Caux.
Visit of Nobusuke Kishi (former Prime Minister of Japan) in Caux. He is greeted by General Ho Ying-chin, former Prime Minister of China, and Commander in Chief of the Chinese forces during WWII. Several Ministers of the Kishi cabinet speak on the platform. Prime Minister U Nu from Burma takes the platform. Muriel Smith sings for Mr U Nu, while the "Crowning Experience" is shown in Burma, at the initiative of Mr. U Nu.
Chinese people stay at Caux with General Ho Ying-Chin and produce their own "ideological play", "The Dragon" (excerpts of the play are shown). The cast moves to Lucerne, where they are welcomed by the Cantonal authorities. The play is shown in front of 5000 people in the biggest hall of Lucerne. The MRA force then moves to the Rütli, the place where Switzerland was founded in 1291. The MRA team moves to Schwyz and Sarnen. Swiss army trucks move the material of the cast and crew to places where "The Dragon" is shown. The MRA team moves to Germany in the Black Forest region (Freudenstadt) to show the play there. A Brazilian Marshall comes to support the team in Freudenstadt. Prince Richard of Hesse from Germany joins, as well as Rajmohan Gandhi, Chief Walking Buffalo, General Marcel Carpentier (former Commander in Chief of the NATO's ground forces of central Europe), the founder and first Commander in Chief of the new German navy, representatives of the Shah from Iran, Irene Laure, Mrs Anthony Quinn (daughter of Cecil B. Demille), DrWilliam NKomo, Blanton Belk, Gabriel Marcel and many other political leaders. The force then moves to the Ruhr, industrial heart of Europe.