科奈尔早年拍摄的一些短片，年代不详。劳伦斯·乔丹在1970年将这些短片剪辑完成此影片。一如其他科奈尔影片，由一系列相关或不相关的画面组成的嘉年华电影。

After a week I don't remember much about this film. A sad young woman wanders around. Sometimes she holds a cat. It does have a mood of melancholy.
This film was inspired by a poem. (I think it is a poem by Garcia-Lorca.) Lines of the poem are used as intertitles. I am unfamiliar with the poem so much of this film is lost on me. I should see it again. I think it is probably one of the more interesting of Cornell's films. -- John C., Film Notes
The films of the reclusive artist Joseph Cornell (1903-1972) are as unique as his famous box constructions. Though rarely exhibited during his lifetime, these mysterious works nonetheless have had a deep and lasting influence on the world of avant-garde filmmaking . His entire body of film numbers some thirty-odd works, encompassing the incomplete and the fragmentary. It can be said that Cornell made two kinds of films in two distinct periods of activity: collage films, made by recombining found materials, and directed films,where he worked with cinematographers (including Stan Brakhage, Rudy Burckhardt and Larry Jordan) to document his fantasy/experience of wandering in New York. -Bradley Eros and Jeanne Liotta

约瑟夫·科奈尔的孩子三部曲。科奈尔把杂耍、动物行为、马戏团表演、孩子的吃食和跳舞，科学演示、神话摘要和重要的定格人脸，混合成永恒的结构，完全无视我们通常的关于“蒙太奇”的预料。电影的进程，这对任何内心还没有被艺术的沉重压碎的人说说，都是舒适的观影经历。此为三部曲第一部分，孩子的派对，片长10分钟。

约瑟夫·科奈尔的孩子三部曲。科奈尔把杂耍、动物行为、马戏团表演、孩子的吃食和跳舞，科学演示、神话摘要和重要的定格人脸，混合成永恒的结构，完全无视我们通常的关于“蒙太奇”的预料。电影的进程，这对任何内心还没有被艺术的沉重压碎的人说说，都是舒适的观影经历。此为三部曲第二部分，片长9分钟。

科奈尔将一个简短的木偶剧与其他素材编辑在一起，构成了这部梦境般的短片。

A young girl in a frilly, old-fashioned gown walks hurriedly through New York's Bryant Park. She is out of place, like a figure from another era. She has a broken parasol. We see shots of the people in the park and at the end we see a man emptying out the trash barrels who misses the parasol.
I liked this particularly for showing a slice of New York life from the 1950s. It is interesting to see the people in the park, especially in color. I wish more had been done with the girl in the old-fashioned dress. She doesn't really do anything and nothing really happens to her. She could have just appeared for a moment in the background, but she is given prominence at the beginning of the film so we are led to pay attention to her and then nothing happens.
-- Film Notes, John C.
The films of the reclusive artist Joseph Cornell (1903-1972) are as unique as his famous box constructions. Though rarely exhibited during his lifetime, these mysterious works nonetheless have had a deep and lasting influence on the world of avant-garde filmmaking . His entire body of film numbers some thirty-odd works, encompassing the incomplete and the fragmentary. It can be said that Cornell made two kinds of films in two distinct periods of activity: collage films, made by recombining found materials, and directed films,where he worked with cinematographers (including Stan Brakhage, Rudy Burckhardt and Larry Jordan) to document his fantasy/experience of wandering in New York. -Bradley Eros and Jeanne Liotta