Host Robert Vaughn talks into the break
DO NOT USE Ad for Chanel No. 5 perfume (abundant soft focus shots of white female model in park).
A Time for Choosing. For Goldwater Presidential Campaign. A thoughtful address by Ronald Reagan, on behalf of the Goldwater Presidential campaign. (often referred to as "The Speech")
Excerpts from Ronald Reagan Remarks and a Question-and-Answer Session With Reporters on the Air Traffic Controllers Strike. The President read the statement to reporters at 10:55 a.m. in the Rose Garden at the White House. PATCO Strike, Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization Washington, DC
Wilburn Brothers show promo
Ad for Glade Air Freshener.
Dean Jones introduces Hullabaloo London and the Moody Blues.
Ad for Mum deodorant (Protection w/out Harshness; aerosol spray can).
See also catalog # 459771 Ronald Reagan's Inaugural Address. The President spoke at 12 noon from a platform erected at the West Front of the Capitol. Immediately before the address, the oath of office was administered by Chief Justice Warren E. Burger. Includes lots of shots of people listenin to the speech. Washington DC.
Golden Jubilee of General Federation of Women's Rights Conference TLS well-dressed women milling about outside assembly hall, sign on pillar reading "National Conference of Social Work." MS women filing into conference hall. LS stage, conference. TLS female speaker behind podium on stage, women representatives of various military branches seated on either side; MSs women standing around speaker at podium, one blond woman smiling, holding an antique flint-lock musket. TLS/MSs speaker: "The greatest need among our women today is for a total national defense program. And what can the women do? First, they can sell stamps and bonds in order to make a national defense program possible. Then we can train ambulance drivers. We'll need many of them in case of war. Nursing, particularly first aid. Aviation for ground work and looking for hostile planes. Munitions workers, in order to take the places of our men if it's necessary for them to go to war. A recreational hostess in our camps can do very fine work for our boys. And yes, I believe that the women of this country would shoulder a gun and go to war, if necessary, to prevent Nazi domination in these United States."
Fashion Parade: Sun Hats MS/CUs white female fashion models wearing large, ornamental straw sun hats (sombreros); some very strange, unusual designs, but the girls are all smiles.
Various shots of Federal Bureau of Investigation Director J. Edgar Hoover working in office, talking with FBI agents, etc. Includes shots of FBI agents looking through old evidentiary card cataloguing system.
Intro to second half and intro to sponsors.
Dean Jones sings a welcome Hullabaloo A-Go-Go, introduces Junior Walker and the All-Stars.
Robert Vaughn and Diana Ross and the Supremes introduce the Serendipity Singers.
The Serendipity Singers perform "When Peaches Grow On Lilac Trees".
Speeches of Ronald Reagan: Remarks at the Annual Convention of the National Association of Evangelicals in Orlando, Florida ("Evil Empire" Speech) The President spoke at 3:04 p.m. in the Citrus Crown Ballroom at the Sheraton Twin Towers Hotel.
Intro of program sponsors.
The Serendipity Singers perform "Sing Out."
The Serendipity Singers introduce Little Jimmy Dickens in song (live).
Little Jimmy Dickens performs "May the Bird of Paradise Fly Up Your Nose" (live vocals, recorded music); Hullabaloo dancers wear western inspired costumes and do a country/honky-tonk inspired dance.
The Serendipity Singers tease the rest of program's guests in song (live).
Ad for Polaroid Swinger instant camera; group of young adult Caucasian men and women riding bicycles and taking instant photographs with portable camera in the park.
Ronald Reagan's Address to the Nation on Defense and National Security. The President spoke at 8:02 p.m. from the Oval Office at the White House. The address was broadcast live on nationwide radio and television. Following his remarks, the President met in the White House with a number of administration officials, including members of the Cabinet, the White House staff, and the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and former officials of past administrations, to discuss the address. Washington, DC