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The Dolly Show No. 118
Dolly's back at her crystal ball, asking what the Staples were *really* whispering about earlier. Just before the ball can spill the beans, Mavis and the Staples walk off with it, and is heard breaking off screen. Then Dolly wraps the program by singing the standard closer "I Will Always Love You" as end credits roll.
Dolly Show 119 - Open
Opening of The Dolly Show #119 with special guest Ray Stevens. To the strains of Dolly's record "Love Is Like A Butterfly" we fade up on plastic prop butterfly lit with pulsating pastel blue and violet lights. Camera pulls out to reveal butterfly as part of giant sparkly sign reading simply "Dolly." The sign rises into the rafters as lights come up on the set and Dolly Parton is lowered from the ceiling on a swing. To canned applause as voice-over announces her, Dolly steps off the red velvet swing in a white rhinestone-studded Nudie-style outfit and sings "Great Balls Of Fire." Zoom in on solo by guitarist.
Dolly Show - 119 - Ray Stevens "Get Crazy With Me"
Dolly Parton talks and jokes about loving to write love songs; Dolly Parton introduces Ray Stevens. Ray Stevens sings "Get Crazy With Me" (lip sync).
Dolly Show 119 - Dolly Parton "Lying Eyes"
Dolly Parton talks about The Eagles; sings "Lying Eyes," a song by The Eagles that she says she wishes she had written. Dolly wears a dark colored jumpsuit with rhinestones, sequences, and white puffy sleeves.
Dolly Show 119 - Dolly Parton & Ray Stevens "Happy, Happy Birthday Baby"
Dolly Parton and Ray Stevens duet on a number Ray originally produced, the pseudo-doo-wop "Happy, Happy Birthday Baby," which is one of the first songs Dolly recorded in Nashville. Ray Stevens plays grand piano with open top; Dolly and Ray joke and laugh throughout performance.
Dolly Show 119 - Ray Stevens "Sir Thanks-A-Lot"
Dolly introduces "a song from the mind of Ray Stevens." Galloping in on a play horsey stick like a school play knight in shining armor, Stevens sings his novelty comedy song "Sir Thanks-A-Lot" while stagehands carry around a cardboard cutout dragon and Dolly plays the castle-bound damsel in distress. At the end of the song Stevens tosses in a reference to "stronger than dirt," the "Mr. Clean" jingle. Dolly and Stevens talk after performance. Stevens rides his hobby horse off into a television studio simulated "sunset."
Dolly Show 119 - Dolly Parton "City Of New Orleans"
In a segment shot on location at the "Opryland Railroad," Dolly Parton rides an old locomotive engine (amusement park ride); wearing a train conductor's uniform and sings Steve Goodman's "City Of New Orleans."
Dolly Show 119 - Dolly Parton & Ray Stevens "Searchin"
Dolly Parton says she loves the "old timey" songs from the 50s and 60s, so she and Ray Stevens duet on the Lieber & Stoller number "Searchin'." Dolly and Stevens sit at piano; Stevens plays piano; Dolly jokingly lip syncs to Stevens' low voice at the end.
Dolly Show 119 - Close
Dolly Parton wraps the program by singing the standard closer "I Will Always Love You" as end credits roll. Dolly wears a dark colored (black) rhinestone jumpsuit with white puffy sleeves.
Friendly Nazi & Ocean Voyage
Panning TLS cars parallel parked on cobblestone street, white civilians standing on tree-lined sidewalk with German SA Brown Shirt officer; panning TLS 1930s model Mercedes Benz sedan driving along street; MS two men in business suits walking with SA officer toward camera, smiling; MS Nazi SA Brown Shirt officer (note the swastika armband & single gold braided epaulet) smilingly opening & closing car door, walking to cam. Panning dockside shots of SS Bremen ocean liner, 1930s model Mercedes Benz (Grosser?) car parked on dock. Panning TLS passenger train at stop, passenger milling about. Great TLSs Mercedes Benz sedan being rolled along dock by several men, then lifted aboard ocean liner by crane. Panning rear view MS people lining rails of ship. LS ocean passenger liner sailing in distance, smoke rising from smokestack. Good over the shoulder shot of tourist on the Bremen taking picture of other steamer. Traveling LSs Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor at voyage's end. Panning MS silhouettes of passengers on covered section of promenade deck. TLS passengers lining liner's rails, pan to pier as ship approaches for docking. LS people waving from pier. MS two old white men posing in front of house and car in winter. MSs white woman wearing winter coat with fur trim walking along snowy residential sidewalk.
1929 - Home Movies - Abraham Lincoln Statue
MS/TLSs statue of young Abraham Lincoln in park.
1929 - Home Movies - Family Life
Dim, out of focus MS group of Caucasian girls apparently in costume.
The Dolly Show No. 120
Opening of The Dolly Show #120 with special guest Tom T. Hall. Fade up on Dolly's puppet dog Jonathan Rebel (last seen in episode 109 w/Captain Kangaroo) working in a Dolly Parton coloring book and singing "Oh You Beautiful Doll." This dissolves into the standard opening. To the strains of Dolly's record "Love Is Like A Butterfly" we fade up on plastic prop butterfly lit with pulsating pastel blue and violet lights. Camera pulls out to reveal butterfly as part of giant sparkly sign reading simply "Dolly." The sign rises into the rafters as lights come up on the set and Dolly Parton is lowered from the ceiling on a swing. To canned applause as voice-over announces her, Dolly steps off the red velvet swing in a flowing light green outfit and sings "Sneaky Snake." Dolly introduces the week's guest (and the song's writer) Tom T. Hall, who finishes the segment singing a reprise of the song with Dolly.
The Dolly Show No. 120
Fade up on stuffed dog Jonathan Rebel once again looking at Dolly Parton coloring book, this time a page featuring a colored-in illustration of Dolly as a little girl in her "Coat Of Many Colors." Dissolve through to actual photo of young Dolly (as seen on various album covers), then dissolve again to Dolly singing the autobiographical song "Coat Of Many Colors" while holding the actual coat.
The Dolly Show No. 120
Accompanying herself on solo acoustic guitar, Dolly sings a song about the puppy she had growing up, "Crackerjack."
The Dolly Show No. 121
Opening of The Dolly Show #121 with special guests John Hartford and La Costa. To the strains of Dolly's record "Love Is Like A Butterfly" we fade up on plastic prop butterfly lit with pulsating pastel blue and violet lights. Camera pulls out to reveal butterfly as part of giant sparkly sign reading simply "Dolly." The sign rises into the rafters as lights come up on the set and Dolly Parton is lowered from the ceiling on a swing. To canned applause as voice-over announces her, Dolly steps off the red velvet swing in a flowing green dress and sings "When Will I Be Loved." Dolly says a lot of folks get high on a lot of things, but she just gets high on music. To help her "make that trip," she's brought along guests La Costa and John Hartford, and they sing a reprise of the opening song with her.
The Dolly Show No. 121
In a sequence shot on location, Dolly rides on a merry-go-round and sings "Circle Game."
Australlia's Prime Minister Visits Canada
Australia's Prime Minister arrives in Canada 1950 Robert Gordon Menzies pays a visit to Canada. He exits the plane he flew in on and it looks like it may be Air Canada. He sakes the hands of Canadian dignitaries who welcome Mr. Menzies to Canada. There's a small military parade and they raise the Australian flag in honor of respect the Australian envoy. Mr. Menzies and Envoy Saint Laurent shaking hands MCU.
Canadian Recruiting Center For The Military
The Army, Air Force recruiting officer in Canada - Recruits go to Booth Camp via the train. MCS of the hundreds of Canadian men cued up to sign up for the Canadian military. Slowly the line moves. CU shot of one of the recruits wearing a cowboy hat. Another MS of the men getting weighed. Off to boot camp where the young soldiers are learning how to shoot riffles a MCU shot of the sergeant in charge of training. Next shot is of the soldiers learning how to handle bazookas. The last shot is of a small open air tank with soldiers sitting inside of them.
Test Flight New Jet Figther / Canadian Air Force
Test Flight New Jet Figther / Canadian Air Force Because of the war in Korea and the Communist threat, Canada decided to provide a long rang RCAF transport squadron for immediate service in the Pacific airlift at a time when transport planes were urgently needed. These are two of the planes that your watching in test flights. I could not identify the first plane but the second is an CF-5 Freedom Fighter.
New Type Of Plane And Canadian Air Force
New Type Of Plane And Canadian Air Force Canadian Military marching, The Canadian Military showing the medals of Honor they have earned. All branches of the Canadian Military Service are represented. CU of two military men talking with a military woman. Two military men talking about his medal he received from the military, one looks like navy and the other looks like air force. Another MCU of Canadian air force men standing by a plane and receiving direction from military brass. As the camera pans it looks like all the branches of service are represented standing around an airplane.
National Semi-Pro Baseball
National Semi-Pro Baseball Baseball - Semi-Pro team at Lawrence Athletic Park. There's a night baseball game taking place. (Minor League Baseball) People are walking into the Lawrence Athletic Field and getting ready to watch a ball game. The baseball players are warming up their pitching arms. Looks like the ROTC from a local high school marching with flags. The high school bands play some selected tunes. A MCU of two men and a woman (unidentified). The baseball pitchers are pitching and the hitters are hitting, looks like a good ball game.
Boys School With The Mounted Police Marching
Boys School With The Mounted Police Marching School boys with a British crest on the Jacket visit the Mounties and they watch and observe the Mounties We're at a Canadian boys prep school which may be housing exchange students from England. On their blazers is a crest. One half has the British flag and the other side has the Canadian flag with the oak leaf. The boys make their way out of the building towards the soccer field. There they see a marching platoon of Canadian Mounted Police. A mounted policeman is engaged in conversation with three of the boys. We see the boys returning to their classrooms and some make their way up to the bell tower. There several of the boys look down at the beautiful town below them.
Dedication Of A New Plant - Trains
Dedication Of A New Plant - Trains Federal Pacific Electric of Canada (FPE-Canada Limited) is incorporated. The dedication of a new plant takes place and the crowd consisted mainly of men. A high ranking officer that is connected to the military is making a dedication speech. You see puffs of smoke from the audience which consist mainly of men. The inside of the plant is spotless as we look down on engines being made. So far all we see is the skeleton of the engine the rest has to be put together. CU of a welder and sparks flying. MCU of a machinist making a wheel for the train. CU of a completed engine coming right at you and it keeps going and you can see the underside of the train.