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Jim Ed Brown's Country Place No.43
Additional fees to screen this material. Contact WPA Sales for quote. Jim Ed Brown "Shoeshine Man" Blake EMmons "Crazy Love/Heartaches By the Number/I Don't Believe I'll Fall in Love" Bobby Bare "Streets of Baltimore" Bobby Bare "My elusive Dreams" Bob Woods "I've Been Everywhere" Jim Ed Brown "Little Green Apples" Jim Ed Brown "Sunday Morning Coming Down " Jim Ed Brown/Bobby Bare "Less of Me"
Jim Ed Brown's Country Place No.61
Additional fees to screen this material. Contact WPA Sales for quote. Jim Ed Brown "Maria" Blake Emmons "Georgia Sunshine" Billy Troy "Everything A Man Could Ever Need" Billy Troy "You Still Have a Place in My Heart" Jim Ed Brown "Here's To Forever" Jim Ed Brown "Hearts Will Be HEarts" Jim Ed Brown "Sunday Morning Coming Down" Sound 70 "I Can't Help Falling in Love With You"
Jim Ed Brown's Country Place No.73
Additional fees to screen this material. Contact WPA Sales for quote. Jim Ed Brown / Maxine / Bonnie "Maria" Blake Emmons "You Can't Grow PEaches" ? "The Big Blizzard" Jim Ed Brown / Maxine/Bonnie "I Heard the Blue Birds" ? "Old Lamplighter/Scarlet Ribbons/Send Me the Pillow/Three Bells/Looking BAck to See" ? 'How Great Thou Art" (gospel) ? "Church in the Wildwood"
Jim Ed Brown's Country Place No.63
Additional fees to screen this material. Contact WPA Sales for quote. Jim Ed Brown "Cajun Stripper" Blake Emmons "Mississippi" Rambos "Build Me A Mansion" Rambo's "I Won't Ask For More" Tom T. Hall/Bronwyn Stephens "Then and Only Then" Jim Ed Brown "Baby ITried" Jim Ed Brown/Rambos "Roll Away"
Hemingway SM 52
MS sign (Les Marionettes du Theatre du Luxembourg), tilt D to Margaux & Bill entering park; cam follows as they talk about the Luxembourg Garden (Jardin du Luxembourg), the trees and sculptures there, etc.
Discovering Jazz
Discovering Jazz - While it would be relatively easier to discuss the history of jazz music, this film instead focuses on the various styles of jazz from its traditional beginnings in New Orleans and Dixieland, up to and including the arguably political strain of late 1960's free jazz.
Hemingway SM 53
BREAK IN TBC Subjective POV shots walking through ornate aisle crowded with display cases in Ritz Hotel.
Hemingway SM 54
DO NOT USE Hemingway SM 54. Various shots at set for "The Sun Also Rises".
Hemingway SM 59 Aboard the Orient Express, bound for Venice, Italy.
CU lace curtains on windows aboard the Orient Express. Good TLS INT train station, BERNARD FOUCHER leaning head out window of Orient Express.
Hemingway SM 59 Aboard the Orient Express, bound for Venice, Italy.
MSs topless MARGAUX HEMINGWAY sleeping on O.E. train, waking up, looking out window.
Hemingway SM 59 Aboard the Orient Express, bound for Venice, Italy.
MSs diners & waiters in dining car aboard Orient Express, morning. MSs M & B talking at table.
Hemingway SM 59 Aboard the Orient Express, bound for Venice, Italy.
MS M&B peering out window of moving train; waiter serves coffee. MS two old women dining.
Hemingway SM 59 Aboard the Orient Express, bound for Venice, Italy.
MCU floral arrangement on dining table. CUs walls, lamps in dining car. MSs Margaux entering dining car, sitting at table to read from Ernest Hemingway book; MS/CUs Margaux reading book, sometimes aloud. CUs ornate walls, windows in dining car.
Fashions
Pierre Cardin shows his winter fashions at Versailles. Coats are of thick, woven wool; evening dresses show a lot of sequins; and there's even a space-age cocktail dress! Fashion models dressed in gowns and coats model while in a botanical garden. Trees, greenhouses, patios, lawns.
The Fashion Parade
The Dresden figurine look is fashion's latest, in which the current importance of pleating, stitching and embroidery is brought out in evening gown designs by Miss Helena Barbieri. Establishing shot - Model wearing a tiered cocktail dress finished by a lovely collared mink stole. CUS - An embroidered cocktail dress light in color complimented by a mink stole wrap. Model is wearing a fitted dress and just before the knee the dress fans out in pleats. The mink stole that is draped in her arm is a little darker than the rest. CUS - Two models wearing a fuller cut skirt in evening dresses. The skirts have embroidery on them. CUS - A red haired model is wearing a small mink cape and her dress is embroidered accented by pearls. She turns. Camera shows all three models.
The Porter Wagoner Show No. 87
Norma Jean returns to play guitar and sing the day's hymn "Where The Roses Never Fade," accompanied by The Wagonmasters. MS/CU Don on steel guitar.
The Porter Wagoner Show No. 87
We come out of the commercial break to find Porter reintroducing Archie Campbell's version of Mike Douglas s sappy 1966 hit "The Men In My Little Girl's Life."
Wood
CU blade of chainsaw cutting though tree. MS tree falling in woods, old white man with chainsaw in FG. Low angle MS white male construction worker hammering nail into wooden frame of house. GV tree falling in woods. MS wood burning in Olympic brand wood stove. Panning MS several felled trees being pulled by pulley. CU jigsaw, wood shape being cut. MS young South Asian male playing & tuning acoustic guitar while seated on fire hearth. GV crane moving felled trees. CU knife carving wood. MS bearded man outside working on wood carving, painted Pacific Northwest (Yakima?) Indian sculpture in BG. Low angle MS wood-carved fish on pole done in Pacific NW Native American style. MS lumber truck moving toward camera. WS lumber truck moving along road. TLS trucks hauling raw lumber along winding wooded roads, moving away from camera. MS wood house in forest. GV tall pile of raw lumber in yard. TLS telephone pole in countryside. WS wood bridge. MCU industrial saw cutting wood into planks. MS young white man sanding chair. MS claw moving 2x4 in lumber yard.
The Porter Wagoner Show No. 87
Porter returns and he and Campbell engage in a little logrolling about how great the song is and much fun it is to be on the show. Porter brings Mack and in to play a little of his single "Shufflin' Back." Mack breaks it down as Porter wraps up the show. Wagoner shakes hands with Archie and Norma Jean, then waves goodbye as Magaha fiddles and dances us off the air. End title super reads: "Produced by Show Biz in cooperation with WSM-TV."
Wood
DO NOT USE: Credits.
Wood
Panning LS forested mountains. Excellent historical reenactment of caveman -- wearing leopard print outfit & natty hair-- discovering fire; he burns his fingers on a torch in an otherwise dark cave (too funny). MCU torch flame inside cave. GV old pioneer cabin with two chimneys. MS pile of cut wood on traveling steam engine train through woods. CU boiler engine fire. MS pile of cut wood traveling on steam engine train through woods. MS rustic wood shack w/stone chimney. GV modern home with cedar siding & slanted roof. GV newly built home w/ brick facade. MS wooden frame of house.
Wood
DO NOT USE: Archival illustrations of Native Americans making canoe, 19th cent pioneers in covered wagons, wealthy English in stagecoach, feudal Japanese in boat, steamboat (paddlewheel) on Mississippi, steam engine train, clipper ship on ocean.
The Porter Wagoner Show No. 88
Promo for Porter Wagoner Show #88 with special guests the Osborne Brothers. Opens with MSU of the brothers singing "Up This Hill And Down," pulling out to reveal Porter who introduces them saying "You and the family join us, won't you? Right on this channel."
Table Service Tips
Zoom out to WS or bare table in restaurant. All other tbales have folded napkins and tablecloths. Diane, our waitress, demonstrates how to properly set a table: She brings tray to table. CU hand pressing on table padding. Unfolds tablecloth over table. VS of her handling the tablecloth. VS fancy folded napkins. Then she demonstrates how to fold them - 3 separate versions. CU of her hands, napkin, as she folds. She sets each one on the table. CU of the dinner setting. "the beauty and thoughtfulness of well-folded napkins"