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Safari Movie Outtakes, 1950s
daylight, black safari guy in jungle. Finds something on the ground, picks it up, looks curious, shakes it and walks on. CU same action. MS dark room - bamboo structure, lthere is a caged lion. Same guy walks in (back to camera) still shking this thing he picked up in the jungle. Approaches cage, looks around suspiciously.
Safari Movie Outtakes, 1950s
CU small wood campfire, coffee pot nearby. Tile up to two men and a woma (in khakis of course) sitting and talking, tent in b/g. They hear somehting and all look up startled. Zoom out - black safari guy aproaches them and talks to them. They suddenly seem very concerned. Camera zooms in - they stand up close together in intense discussion.
Safari Movie Outtakes, 1950s
Night shot jungle, group of safari men run toward camera - stop suddenly as if they lost the trail. CU one safari guy in wide brimmed hat listens intently then talks to the other guys. Shot of three safari guys sitting/laying down in jungle (similar to shot early on 52-25). One guy is in sleeping bag. MS safari guy with rifle, alone - looks aroundas if he heard something, calls something out over his shoulder. Group of safari guys walkingin a line through jungle path towards camera, as they approach, one guy collapses.
Safari Movie Outtakes, 1950s
MCU roughed up safari guy (bruised, dirty face) quickly turns toward camera and lashes out in a monlogue to of-camera group. Looks like he is lecturing them, kind of angry but also almost on the verge of laughing. Camera begins to zoom out, cuts. Kind of funny.
Safari Movie Outtakes, 1950s
WS group of sfari guys, stereotypical 'natives' and the token girl gathered around a pit opening in the ground. Fire torches are obvious props on this overlit nighttime set. Looks like they're about to pull something/someone out of the pit.
Safari Movie Outtakes, 1950s
Three of the safari guys )two now in suits) and the token girl stand and talk to each other comfortbly. This is either well before their jungle aventures or after they have recovered. Two more safari guys approach, camera zooms out. CU two-shot of the girl and a safari guy talking to each other in jungle (2 takes). Cuts back to the first shot in this sequence. The
Safari Movie Outtakes, 1950s
MS jeep in jungle loaded with people. Stops on path. They get out and move an obstruction from the road. The token girl takes the drivers seat and looks like she has a heck of a time getting the thing into gear. As they all move to get back back in the jeep they stop as if they heard something. MS three safari guys in jungle talking.
Safari Movie Outtakes, 1950s
CU safari guy alone in jungle nighttime. He is struggling with something (an animal probably) that is out of frame. Safari guides and black guides setting some kind of flimsy looking trap in jungle. Night. 2 takes.
Safari Movie Outtakes, 1950s
Jungle, night. Safari guy in open shirt and bone necklace walks through dense foliage. Stops, looks behind him and moves on. MS same guy continuing through jungle. His shirt is now torn. He looks suspicious or afraid - maybe both.
Safari Movie Outtakes, 1950s
MS Safari guy with lion in jungle, night. He is trying to trap it I think but the lion just tips the bamboo cage on its side and props itself up against a cliff wall. Cuts - looks like a trainer walks into frame. Cuts. Long take on empty, fallen cage. Lion falls on top of it. All very dark.
Safari Movie Outtakes, 1950s
Several takes of a group of safari people talking - MS. Stereotypical native guy (in feather headdress, beads etc.) bursts through door and talks to black safari guide, who in turn talks to the group with great urgency. Several takes of this - seems like he keeps flubbing a line - especially on the last one where he stops in the middle and and laughs).
Safari Movie Outtakes, 1950s
Tongue-in-cheek footage of safari, mostly shot day-for-night. Stereotypes - white safari adventurers; blacknatives in face paint with spears and shields.( Includes clappers, could pass for production of jungle movie).
Safari Movie Outtakes, 1950s
4 bllack men stand close together - one is stereotypical native guy, three others are guides/safari types. They stand looking serious for a second and then burst out into a fit of laughter - at the native guy who still stand stoically.. Cuts quickly. Jeep in f/g in night jungle. This is a series of some quick trims and outs - not very good stuff here. Last shot is of group of safari people and native guy in headdress running towards the jeep from the background. Cuts away too quickly to be useful. Continuation of first segment - 4 black men standingaround in fits of laughter - except for the stereotypical native guy in headdress who still stands with his arms crossed. The other three are really having a good laugh. CU jungle, night. Native types running through jungle brush. Spears and shields in hand. Safari group with token girl in jeep. She is at the wheel as the others try to push it out of s ditch. CU black safari guide appears from thick jungle brush. Looks afraid, retreats behind it. Several takes. Lone safari guy in jungle, night. MS, he stands over dead or sudued lion in the brush. He clumsily puts his pistol back in its side holster. Carries rifle in his other hand. Steps away. Several takes.
African Safari
Men walk through jungle, followed by jeep. CU jeep plowing through jungle brush. Jeep and trucks in tow on path. Pov from jeep - jumpy shaky shots of african plain. VS trucks and jeeps en route. MS hunter stalking through brush. CU ots hunter shooting in the air. Looks startled over his shoulder at camera. Hunters approach large curved horned animal which they've killed (some kind of antelope?).
African Safari
Pan camp with tents, gear laid out. Tilt up to tall treetops with sunlight (2x). White shirtless hunter in straw hat mingles with african tribesman and two young boys. One of the boys has a bow and arrow which he demonstrates for the hunter and camera. The hunter takes it from him, shoots an arrow and then hands the bow back to the kid - gives him a friendly, condescending slap on the head. MS group of hunters/guides in forest conferring with each other. MS jeep - hunters and guides unload an antelope head that is strapped to a log. This was surely a trophy to take home. They carry it to the camp. Black man ironing a garment at campsite - look over his shoulder at camera, MS another man kneeling on ground washing plates. MLS open tent in bright afternoon sun where another black man in traditional clothing (white gown, dark vest and cap) waits on hunters.. Hunter and guides stand at the back of a jeep on a dirt path and throw something into the back. Hunter climbs in back.
African Hunt
Scenes from a documentary on an African safari. White hunters, black assistants/guides. Various shots of hunters/guides pulling a dead Hippopotamus from a river or swamp. They attach a line to it, somehow load it into the back of a jeep that is partially in the water. Then the jeep is towed up onto land. Some CUs of the dead hippo, its mouth and teeth. MS living hippo mostly underwater, eyes peering over surface at camera (sad!). Fades to black and back up to three hunters (one woman in center) behind neatly arranged rows of antelope skulls with horns. They are happy and pat each other on the back, shake hands. Credits for hunting film.
African hunt. Hunter with gun, horned antelope
Scenes from documentary on African Safari. MS of woman sitting on ground, back to camera, aiming with rifle. She shoots. Male hunter with rifle walks into frame, kneels, aims and fires twice. Another male hunter aims his rifle through branches of a small tree, fires.
India-Hunting-shooting tiger
WS group of hunters standing around. Walking. CU dead tiger on ground surrounded by hunters. Tile up to hunters, including one woman, lighting cigarettes. Huge elephant stands behind them (it's still living). Row of Indian guides in large turbans to one side of elephant. Another shot of dead, bloodied tiger. VS dragging dead tiger, dead tiger lying in grass. Hunters handle its dead limbs, MS from behind, Indian hunter and assistant. Hunter aims rifle and aims. Cuts to LS of dead tiger on rocky ground. MCU two dead tigers on a mat.
African Safari
Tracking shot on African plain - trees. CU some kind of pack (supplies?) hoisted up into trees. Black safari guides pull it up into tree. CU book "With Memsaab on Safari" by Clive W. Johnson. Book opens to map. Turns page to title page. Turns to dedication. Black guide/asst. irons clothing on a table next to tent. Out of focus CU on iron. CU metal frame and canvas wash tub filled with water. MS hunter sits and reads next to woman who is sitting up on a platform having her hair done by an assistant (maybe a fellow hunter?) LS woman hunter with rifle running towards camera smiling. black guide follows behind her carrying the bird she just shot - it isn't even dead yet, it's still flapping its wings. Guide runs right up to the camera with it. MS woman and two guides now walking with several birds in hand.. As she approaches the camera, rifle slung over one shoulder, she holds up the small bird in her other hand in a sort of "See - I got it!" gesture. MS jeep, the three approach the jeep and load their kill. MS/CU straw huts. group of tribespeople, tree.
Pop Goes the Country No. 204
Pop Goes the Country Show No. 204 Tom T. Hall Deal Jeannie C. Riley Baptism of Jesse Taylor Wendy Holcombe Whoa, Mule Tom T. Hall Singer's Song Jeannie C. Riley Harper Valley PTA (01.20.43 - 01.24.04) Tom T. Hall Ballad of Forty Dollars / Clayton Delaney Tom T. Hall & Wendy Holcombe Foggy Mountain Breakdown
George W. Bush Speech to Joint Session of Congress
(DO NOT USE THIS SEGMENT) News Hour intro. Jim Lehrer.
George W. Bush Speech to Joint Session of Congress
TLSs rostrum in House of Representatives, Speaker of the House Dennis Hastert (R-IL) and President Pro Tempore Sen. Robert C. Byrd (R-WV) standing in wait for the President. MS First Lady LAURA BUSH standing between British Prime Minister Tony Blair and NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani. MSs President GEORGE W. BUSH entering House of Representatives, shaking hands with people as he walks the aisle; Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle (D-SD), Senate Minority Leader Trent Lott, and Rep. Dick Gephardt follow Mr. Bush down the aisle. Good MS Mr. Bush shaking hands with Senators CHARLES SCHUMER (D-NY) and HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (D-NY); Mr. Bush then walks past Sec. of State COLIN POWELL to shake hands with Supreme Court Justices WILLIAM REHNQUIST, ANTONIN SCALIA, CLARENCE THOMAS, STEPHEN BREYER; Mr. Bush the shakes hands with members of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (identified here are HENRY H. SHELTON and JAMES L. JONES). Mr. Bush assumes the rostrum, shakes hands with Speaker DENNY HASTERT and Senator ROBERT BYRD. Good wide shots of Congress standing, applauding. MS Laura Bush applauding. MS Mayor of New York City RUDOLPH GIULIANI applauding. MSs President Bush grinning from well. MS Laura Bush and British PM TONY BLAIR applauding.
George W. Bush Speech to Joint Session of Congress
President GEORGE W. BUSH is introduced, Congress gives standing ovation. President Bush begins speech: "In the normal course of events President come to this chamber to report on the State of the Union. Tonight no such report is needed. It is (sic) already been delivered by the American people. We have seen it in the courage of passengers who rush terrorists to save others on the ground. Passengers like an exceptional man named Todd Beamer. Would you please help me welcome his wife, Lisa Beamer." MSs LISA BEAMER standing, TLSs Congress giving her a standing ovation. President Bush continues: "We have seen the state of our union in the endurance of our rescuers working past exhaustion. We've seen the unfurling of flags, the lighting of candles, the giving of blood, the saying of prayers in English and Hebrew and Arabic. For the last nine days the entire world has seen the state of our union and it is strong." Standing ovation. MS NYC Mayor RUDOLPH GIULIANI and New York Governor GEORGE PATAKI standing, applauding. Mr. Bush continues: "Our grief has turned to anger and anger to resolution. Whether we bring our enemies to justice, or justice to our enemies, justice will be done". MS Senators TRENT LOTT and CHARLES SCHUMER standing, applauding.
George W. Bush Speech to Joint Session of Congress
President GEORGE W. BUSH continues speaking to Congress: "I thank the Congress for its leadership at such an important time you acted by delivering 40 billion dollars to rebuild our communities and meet the needs of our military." C/As of Senators TRENT LOTT, CHARLES SCHUMER, and TOM DASCHLE, Rep. RICHARD GEPHARDT and House Speaker DENNY HASTERT. C/A of British Prime Minister TONY BLAIR sitting next to First Lady LAURA BUSH. Mr. Bush thanks all the countries that have expressed their sympathy (with the notable exceptions of Cuba & Palestine) and their citizens who perished in the terrorist attacks. "America has no truer friend than Great Britain thank you for coming, friend." MSs TONY BLAIR standing to receive ovations. "On 9/11, enemies of freedom committed an act of war against our country. America has known wars, but for the past 136 yrs they have been on foreign soil except for one Sunday in 1941." C/A Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General HENRY H. SHELTON. "Americans have many questions tonight. Who attacked our country? The evidence we have gathered points to a collection loosely affiliated terrorist organizations known as al Qaeda." C/A of the Joint Chiefs of Staff: Henry Shelton, ERIC SHINSEKI, JAMES JONES, and VERNON CLARK. Mr. Bush says they are responsible for the attacks of US embassies in Africa and on the USS Cole. "Al Qaeda is to terror what the mafia is to crime." C/A of the Supreme Court Justices. "The terrorist perform a fringe form of Islamic extremism a fringe movement that perverts the peaceful teaching of Islam." Mr. Bush says they are commanded to kill Christians and Jews and Americans with no distinction between military and civilians. C/As of Sec. Of State COLIN POWELL and Attorney General JOHN ASHCROFT. Mr. Bush says Osama bin Laden and al Qaeda have connections to Islamic Jihad, that terrorist camps are run in Afghanistan. C/A of Sec. of Defense DONALD RUMSFELD.