"Three young boys, Stephen, David, and Michael, are depicted standing in front of a large Buddha statue in Taiwan. They are wearing straw hats and casual outfits, suggesting a warm and sunny day. This setting is part of the "Three Boys on Taiwan" series, a three-part program showcasing the island's culture and people."
The adventures of three American boys who explore the island of Taiwan (Formosa) are depicted in these three films. The episodes revolve around a simple story line: Steve, 10; Mike, 9; and Dave, 7; are visiting Taiwan with their parents. The boys get lost and while seeking their way back to Taipei (the capital), they have many worthwhile experiences, learn of the islands past and present cultures, and befriend its people. In the third episode, stumbling northward to Taipei, the boys discover an ox cart which they borrow. When they finally reach Taipei, they become part of a performance of the Chinese opera in the city park, where they are reunited with their friend Mr. Sha. (Description adapted from documents in the NET Microfiche)
Series Description Whats New is a childrens series that ran from 1961-1973. The early seasons typically consist of multiple segments, each from an ongoing series on a specific topic. Each segment was produced by a separate educational broadcasting station, and the linkage between the segments was produced by WHYY and hosted by Al Binford. In episodes from later seasons the format varies more, with many episodes focusing on one story or topic throughout the entire 30 minutes. (Description adapted from documents in the NET Microfiche)
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