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1950s Science Laboratory
Great CU backlit test tubes sitting in a rack. CU test tube in rack.
Early computer animation
Misc abstract animations on green monochrome screen. Line drawings, patterns etc.
Early computer animation
Animated Coca Cola logo
Early computer animation
Misc. abstract patterns on green monochrome screen. Jittery image but nothing really animated or in motion.
Early computer animation
Misc. abstract animation on gren monochrome screen. Animated line drawings and patterns.
Early computer animation
Really strange b/w abstract line and dot drawing, animated. 3-d look as it spins on an axis.
Early computer animation
Abstract green shape on green monchrome screen morphs into the word "WOLF". Repeat of shot. The letters "WOLF" dissolve and spread out across screen.
Early computer animation
Coke bottle outline morphs into the coca cola logo. Once in green, then in red. Several animations of the coca cola logo and the bottle.
Early computer animation
TV logo for KHJ TV channel 9 Los Angeles on green monochrome screen. Flicker from difference in frame rate.
Early computer animation
Abstract pattern animations.
Plane Crash
ON PREVIEW CASSETTE #991799 Shot of airport traffic control tower. Distant shot of boats moving across the water. Shot of a police ambulance pulling into the emergency room parking lot. Shot of priest in a black robe climbing into the back of the ambulance. Shot of priest preforming the last rites on the person in the ambulance. Priest sprinkles holy water on the body. Shot of priest climbing out of the ambulance and closing the doors behind him. Shot of a building that reads "Lutheran Medical Center". Shot of building and sign that reads "Emergency Enterance". Interior of the hospital as a reporter interviews a survivor of the plane crash. It is hard to believe that the reporter is actually interviewing this man. He is still in a state of shock and obviously in a great deal of pain. The man is lying on a hospital bed unable to move. His head has a large white bandage wrapped around it. The man talks about the gory details of the wreck. This is evidence to how truly insensitive the media can be.
1960 - Presidential Campaign - Nixons on Parade
Various traveling shots, some overexposed, of U.S. Vice-President, Presidential candidate Richard Nixon riding in open convertible with wife, Pat, and daughters, Julie and Tricia; waves, shakes hands.
1960 - New York - Nelson Rockefeller Presidential Campaign
"Republican Convention" United Press news ticker. Pan down to cathedral doors where New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller (R) and first wife Mary Todhunter Clark exit with other parishioners.
1960 - Presidential Campaign - Nixon for President Rally
Outdoor rally for U.S. Vice-President Richard Nixon; supporters carry signs and banners for his Presidential candidacy.
Moon and Sun Stage Sky Drama
Moon and Sun Stage Sky Drama. Men set up cameras to record a solar eclipse. Man looks up, shielding eyes with his hand. Shot of the eclipse. Man observes eclipse by holding a black square over one of the lenses of his glasses. Shots of the solar eclipse.
Living Stage - Interview
00:18:00 OUT.
Mr. And Mrs. America
Opening credits. CU Presidential Seal; MSs President FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT sitting at desk, talking to camera: "I do not need to tell you that we are still locked in a deadly struggle with our enemies, the enemies of our ways of life. The war is still the chief job of each one of us, the greatest production of which we are capable: faithful adherence to regulations that make it possible to supply our men in battle with everything they need; and buying and holding war bonds. These are things we at home must do to speed victory. In the past three year, more than 86 million Americans have invested billions of dollars in bonds. Never before have so many people held such a direct share in a great national effort. To save, to buy & to hold all that we can of war bonds. This is a small service to ask of us who do not fight, yet it is one of the biggest things we can do for our fighting men." CU $100 war bond addressed to Mr. & Mrs. America of Everywhere USA.
Mr. And Mrs. America
TLSs deck cannons of USN battleships firing, day and night. TLS/MSs U.S. Army soldiers and Marines making beach landings in Europe and South Pacific (respectively). MSs soldiers firing mortars. MS soldiers patroling country road, tank passing by. TLS two pontoons being hit with artillery fire, exploding. MS sailor using rope to climb from a crippled ship to a rescue ship. TLS/MSs Marines patroling, fighting in South Pacific. MSs beachhead littered with dead Japanese soldiers. MS three leathernecks with captured Japanese flag. MSs wounded American soliders being carried on stretchers; in field hospitals; being loaded onto planes (mess of gauze and tape). MSs field surgeons and nurses working on wounded at field hospital. MSs solider being bandaged. MS four wounded soldiers being lifted onto ship. Panning MS wounded Marine on Jeep, two buddies attending to him, one holding an IV drip. CU $100 war bond, front & back. Combat, war, WWII, casualities, enemy, armed forces, conflict.
Mr. And Mrs. America
MS of CIO (Congress of Industrial Organizations) President PHILLIP MURRAY speaking about organized labor's support for war bonds. MSs of AFL (American Federation of Labor) President WILLIAM GREEN doing the same. MS US Army soldier playing bugle, blowing Taps; MS American flag flying at half-mast in cemetery; MS chaplain speaking at burial mass; MSs soliders at mass. TLS/MSs dead American soldiers on beaches. MS burial at sea for three USN sailors. MS/CU handmade grave marker of "unknown American flyer who fought and died bravely for his country". TLS/MSs gravestones and markers in cemetaries. MS President of the United States Chamber of Commerce ERIC JOHNSTON saying that the "great industrial machine fo America has performed miracles during this war and will cpontinue to meet any demand placed upon it until victory is ours"; "the bonds that you buy today and hold in the future give you a vital stake in the America that is and the America that is to be.
Mr. And Mrs. America
Patriotic montage to "America the Beautiful": LS New York City (Manhattan) skyline, Brooklyn Bridge in FG; TLS train turning corner in countryside; TLS twin-propeller United Airlines commercial plane taking off; Aerial of snowy mountains; TLS horses pulling cart filled w/ harvested wheat; TLS horses, sheep & chickens grazing at farm; TLS Caucasian college graduates in caps & gowns filing along path; paning MS Caucasian boys at Pee Wee football practice (leather helmets & some padding); MS two white men fly-fishing in river, waterfall in BG; TLS two farm combines harvesting in field; MS three smokestacks spewing smoke; MS white male industrial workers filing into building; TLS waves crashing onto shore. MS young Caucasian woman saying she's going to use her war bonds "for a little house in the suburbs". MS dapper African-American man saying he's going to use his war bonds for his son's education as soon as he comes back from the war. MS middle-aged white woman w/ heavy accent saying that she's going to buy a home in the country when her son comes back. MS creepy white man w/ accent saying "my boy is going to go to a good American college". MS unidentified USN Chief Petty Officer saying he buys war bonds every payday. MS greasy balding gap-toothed Caucasian man saying that when his brother comes home they're going to open up a gas station; if that doesn't work, then they're try something else. MS young Army soldiers in dress uniform saying pretty much the same as the last scrub.
Mr. And Mrs. America
MSs Secretary of the Treasury HENRY MORGANTHAL [Morgenthau] pitching war bonds, assuring their solidity and security and maximum return. MSs young white working class family of three sitting in parlor of home, looking through mail, flipping through magazie of dream homes (the American Dream). CU bonds falling into pile, diss to MSs American "GI" telling the audience to put their green into bonds. CU flag made out to be war bond flying from flagpole, followed by MS American flag.
World War II: Prologue U.S.A.
Educational film showing the events leading up to World War Two, and their effects on the U.S.
World War II: Prologue U.S.A.
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Biography: Josef Goebbels
Joseph Goebbels speaking (in German) at a Nazi rally.