06.00.21.- MS employee inspecting & stacking baseball bats. 06.01.09.- MS employee placing bats on a sanding machine. CU's bats being sanded. 06.05.41.- CU bats traveling lengthwise along a conveyor belt. 06.06.15.- MS's employee cutting off ends of baseball bats, stacking them on dolly. 06.08.55.- pannning tight LS's of factory floor, employees manning machines. 06.09.46.- MS/CU's employee passing bats through blue acetylene flames (searing the wood grain). 06.14.26.- MS's employee dipping bats into blue paint; pan R to employee stacking lacquered bats. 06.18.15.- MS's lacquered bats hanging from slow-moving traveling drying line. MS employee pulling them off. 06.19.10.- MS employee dipping bats into whitish paint. MS employee pulling bats off drying line. 06.21.33.- MS black-dipped bats on traveling line. MS lacquered bats on drying line. 06.22.50.- CU lacquered bats. MS bats on drying line. Wide MS of same. 06.23.46.- MS/CU's employee burning Rawlings emblem onto baseball bats. 06.27.15.- MS's employee painting stripes on bats, then burning emblems. 06.32.00.- panning MS of finished bats in storage bins. MS's employee placing bats into boxes for shipping. 06.35.18.- MS's & CU's baseball bats being machine-shaped and formed. Fascinating. Hypnotic. 06.55.02.- MS cut bats awaiting further cutting. More MS's of machine cutting bats. CU's machine operator.
Death Mills: Title Cards - The English language version of War Department information film about the atrocities found at concentration camps after ally liberation. Film was originally shown to German citizens as part of the 'de-nazification' process. DO NOT USE: Title card, "This film will not be shown to the general public without permission of the War Department." Title card, "War Department Information Film O.F. 19". Title card, "Death Mills". Title card, "This is a translation of a film called 'Death Mills' ('Todesmuhlen") which our State Department is showing to the German people. It is a reminder that behind the curtain of Nazi pageants and parades, millions of men, women and children were tortured to death....."
Death Mills : PT2 - The English language version of War Department information film about the atrocities found at concentration camps after ally liberation. Film was originally shown to German citizens as part of the 'de-nazification' process.
DO NOT USE: Maidanek (Majdanek): Title Cards - Documentary film made just after the liberation of the Nazi death camp in Poland ; possibly a Soviet and/or Polish production, but titles and narration are in German language. (Russian troops discovered the camp on July 23, 1944 - - one of the first camps to be liberated, it was captured relatively intact because the Germans did not have enough time to destroy it or cover up all their crimes.)
Edited compilation of speeches made by Ronald Reagan during his Presidency. All contain some type of joke or funny story, showing his sense of humor.
Edited compilation of speeches made by Ronald Reagan during his Presidency. All contain some type of joke or funny story, showing his sense of humor.
Edited compilation of speeches made by Ronald Reagan during his Presidency. All contain some type of joke or funny story, showing his sense of humor.
Edited compilation of speeches made by Ronald Reagan during his Presidency. Ronald Reagan talks about his early career in entertainment.
Edited compilation of speeches made by Ronald Reagan during his Presidency. Archival footage and stills of Ronald, as well.
Edited compilation of speeches made by Ronald Reagan during his Presidency.
Maidanek (Majdanek) : PT3 - Documentary film made just after the liberation of this giant Nazi death camp by Red Army troops on July 23, 1944 ; possibly a Soviet and/or Polish production, but titles and narration are in German language.
Maidanek (Majdanek) : PT4 - Memorial Ceremony - From a documentary film made for German viewers after the liberation of this giant Nazi death camp by Red Army troops on July 23, 1944 ; Soviet production, with heavy, lugubrious Russian choral accompaniment.
Tape 654 Part 1 Edited compilation of speeches by Ronald Reagan made during his Presidency.
Tape 654 Part 1 Edited compilation of speeches by Ronald Reagan made during his Presidency.
See catalog #534087 for identical footage w/English VO. Auschwitz (Oswiecim) PT2 - Camp Compound & Survivors: Soviet Army documentary on Auschwitz concentration camp liberation. Footage contains graphic images. This version of the film was shown to German viewers (German language titles and narration.).
Tennis Grand Slam Australian, Margaret Smith, defeated Darlene Hard to take the Women's Singles. Crowd clapping. Sparse crowd of spectators in stands. Two women competitors shake hands. Rod Laver, Australia's phenom, takes the 82nd U.S. Championship in a final match with his countryman, Roy Emerson. This gives him the U.S., Australian, French and Wimbledon, four major titles. Men with trophy and award.
See catalog #534088 for identical footage w/English VO. Auschwitz (Oswiecim) PT3 - Mengele Twins & Child Survivors: Soviet Army documentary on Auschwitz concentration camp liberation. Footage contains graphic images. This version of the film was shown to German viewers (German language titles and narration.).
Continuation of U.S. Government film made for war workers, using film from the Axis countries - -captured films and newsreels - -to encourage American civilians engaged in war production to work hard to defeat the still-powerful enemies. Pic w/ symbols of Germany & Japan, "HOW STRONG ARE THEY?" This section looks at Japan.
Tape 654 Part 1 Edited compilation of Ronald Reagan speeches made during his Presidency.
Edited compilation of speeches with a military theme made by Ronald Reagan during his Presidency. - Veterans
Edited compilation of speeches with made by Ronald Reagan during his Presidency - Government
Edited compilation of speeches made by Ronald Reagan during his Presidency. All contain some type of joke or funny story, showing his sense of humor.
Continuation of "U.S. War Department Report: HOW STRONG IS THE ENEMY?", 1944. Reel 3. VO: "The enemy IS strong. But your Army is determined to accomplish its mission."
Summary: Continuation (and end) of "U.S. War Department Report: HOW STRONG IS THE ENEMY? 1944.