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CSU Seminar
General view of stiffs in suits from Cleveland State University. CU of man talking about a seminar that will take place on the CSU campus. The seminar will focus on growth oriented businesses. African-American reporter asks the man if the seminar will provide help to the minority business owner. The man states that minorities are involved, but the seminar will not put emphasis on this particular group.
The Porter Wagoner Show No. 94
Introduction to Porter Wagoner show #94. Program opens with Wagoner and Wagonmasters Speck Rhodes, Don Warden, and George McCormick as well as Norma Jean onscreen singing "Howdy Neighbor Howdy." Over title card decorated with drawing of Wagoner, announcer Hairl Hensley introduces Wagoner and The Wagonmasters, show regulars Speck Rhodes and Norma Jean, and "your favorite songs and stars of the Grand Ole Opry!" Wearing garish rhinestone-studded Nudie suit, Wagoner welcomes audience, then plays guitar and sings a particularly frantic version of "Y'all Come" from his 1963 LP of the same name, backed by The Wagonmasters. CU Mack Magaha; funny moment as the fiddle seems to get away from him. MS Buck leading audience in call-and-response chorus that has Porter cracking up.
The Porter Wagoner Show No. 94
Porter displays a copy of The Blackwood Brothers Quartet's album "How Big Is God," then welcomes the group to the show. Backed only by their own piano player, the Blackwoods treat us to their trademark intricate four-part harmonies on "My Heart's Reserved For The Lord."
The Porter Wagoner Show No. 94
Happy Mack Magaha fiddles us out of the commercial break, sawin' up a storm and making hammy faces during an instrumental rendition of "Arkansas Traveler," backed by The Wagonmasters.
News and Comics: Chicago Tribune IX
CU nasty black ink gunk coiled hoses inside printing press. MS white male employee locking copy plates onto printing roller, closing protective gate. MS/CUs copy plates on roller printing pages onto blanket, paper feeding into roller, printed paper rolling upwards.
News and Comics: Chicago Tribune IX
Panning TLSs blue-colored industrial printing presses running. Great MS/CUs printed pages of newspaper traveling upwards and along production system.
The Porter Wagoner Show No. 94
Porter welcomes "the Oklahoma traveler" Norma Jean, who plays guitar and sings "Go Cat Go," from her 1965 LP "Pretty Miss Norma Jean," backed by The Wagonmasters. Norma sports a new blonde hairdo that gives her a suspiciously Jeannie Seely-like appearance. Norma chuckles a few times at something off screen; probably Porter making faces at her.
The Porter Wagoner Show No. 94
Porter plays guitar and sings "Dim Lights, Thick Smoke," from his 1965 album "The Thin Man From West Plains," accompanied by The Wagonmasters. MCU Magaha fiddling, MS Buck Trent and his electric banjo.
The Porter Wagoner Show No. 94
We fade back in from commercial break to find Porter genuinely caught unawares, and his reaction is easily as funny as anything in the antics of gap-toothed hayseed comedian Speck Rhodes, who Wagoner introduces as "our checkered-suited buddy." Speck tells a corny joke about a little kid in church, then sings his novelty number "When It's Long Handle Time In Tennessee," all about wearing long underwear in cold weather.
The Porter Wagoner Show No. 94
Porter returns and displays his "first all-hymn album," 1965's "Grand Old Gospel," which recorded with The Blackwood Brothers. Wagoner brings them back to join him in singing a song that appears on the album, "Rock Of Ages." This time the brothers' backing piano player is joined by The Wagonmasters.
The Porter Wagoner Show No. 94
After the commercial break Porter talks with James Blackwood about the quartet's travels all around the country. Backed by the Blackwood's pianist and George McCormick on guitar, Porter and The Brothers sing another song from their album together, "I See A Bridge."
The Porter Wagoner Show No. 94
Porter asks the Blackwoods for just one more, and they perform his request for his very special favorite, "The Old Country Church."
The Porter Wagoner Show No. 94
Porter wraps up the show. As the Wagonmasters play instrumental show outro and announcer signs off, Wagoner shakes hands with 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." Porter and Norma Jean engage in a quick do-si-do right before we fade out.
Perk PC
View of camera crew filming a press conference with the Mayor of Cleveland, Ralph Perk. Perk is seated behind a desk and in front of a large map. Frontal view of cameramen behind their 16mm cameras. Brief shot of reporter, back to camera crew. Shot of Ralph Perk behind desk with several microphones placed in front of him. Perk answers questions from off screen reporters. Shot of reporter Jim Cox standing in front of Cleveland's City Hall. Cox comments on local issues.
News and Comics: Chicago Tribune IX
TLSs of large newspaper printing production area, newsprint traveling along machinery. MS/CUs long stream of printed paper running along production system, occasionally being bent & rolled in peculiar angles. Great MS/CU printed pages being curled & fed into funnel-like part of machine. Nice MS flat printed pages (one long sheet) on rolling system.
News and Comics: Chicago Tribune IX
Sideview CU printed, separated, cut & folded newspapers moving along automated conveyor system. Neat MSs finished newspapers traveling upwards along conveyor. MCU unending sheet of printed paper curling into funnel-like feed on production line.
News and Comics: Chicago Tribune IX
MCU copy of Chicago Tribune by machine, headline reading, "(Michael) Jordan had are air for dramatic" pan right to MS folded newspapers traveling along conveyor; CU folded & sorted newspapers traveling through gate of machine. MS/CU pages passing through cutter.
News and Comics: Chicago Tribune IX
MS papers traveling upwards on machine. MSs finished newspapers rolling into sifter, traveling upward towards ceiling; white male employees pull editions from line for quality inspection, putting satisfactory ones onto production line. MS/CUs male African-American & Caucasian employees at control board, checking editions for color settings & mistakes.
News and Comics: Chicago Tribune IX
MSs newspapers travelling vertically from hole in ground; they travel to a sorter where they are stacked by machine. CU newspapers falling into Quip 350 sorter; zoom out to MS papers falling into stacker, being pushed down line. MS/MCUs newspapers falling into sorter/stacker, then rolling out along rollers/conveyor to automated bundling machine.
News and Comics: Chicago Tribune IX
MSs bundled newspapers traveling in yellow buckets to distribution department; two conveyor lines traveling opposite ways across screen. Panning h/a LS of production area, machinery in motion. H/a MS bundles of newspapers falling into traveling yellow buckets. Nice cocked angle MS bundles in yellow buckets on moving conveyor, line of empty yellow buckets in midground.
News and Comics: Chicago Tribune IX
MSs large rolls of newsprint in warehouse. MS/TLSs massive rolls of newsprint rolling onto conveyor belt, moving slowly away from camera. MS/TLSs huge rolls of newsprint on small dollys traveling on automated tracks.
Maple Heights Strike
Teachers have staged a strike at the Maple Heights Senior High School. The segment begins with male teachers picketing outside the school. Two of the men carry picket signs that read "TEACHERS ON STRIKE". View of two more picketers, their faces are covered by their signs. Reporter interviews a group of male teachers. One man wears a sandwich board type of picket sign. Spokesman for the group tells reporter "Personally I have no second thoughts, I think we're doing the right thing". Man goes on to say that they are striving for quality education in Maple Heights and the rest of the country. "I think we're doing the right thing." Reporter ask man if things are becoming difficult. Man responds "Not really, when you have a firm belief in what you're doing, what you think is right, it's not hard at all". View of picketers standing on the street. A few read the newspaper. Shot of reporter standing in front of the "Maple Heights Senior High School" sign. His commentary gives lead to the "many sides" of the strike. General views of a meeting taking place within your typical teacher's conference room, brick walls painted an institutional pale green color. View of the school hallway lined with lockers. Florescent lighting hangs overhead, a clock is mounted on the wall. Panning shot of the combination locks on the lockers. View of the hallway taken from the bottom of a short stairwell.
Akron Golf
CU of the top of a water tower that has the "Firestone" logo written on it. Camera pulls back to reveal the tower in its entirety. View of people standing around at a golf course. The two men nearest to the camera converse and chuckle. One of the men smokes a cigarette. Now for a few shots of frustrated amateur golfers on the green. The frustration is not so much expressed in their body language as it is in their verbal language. Shot of man on the green swinging the club wilh all his might. The audio catches him grunting afterward. Shot of man dressed in a red sweater and perfect golfing shoes. He swings and says "Oh you dummy". Shot of a man in a blue sweater. His swing throws dirt into the air. He mumbles something about Jesus Christ under his breath .
DONA FABIOLA SE CASA CON EL REY DE LOS BELGAS
DONA FABIOLA SE CASA CON EL REY DE LOS BELGAS Wedding of Belgium King and Dona Fabiola of the Spanish Aristocracy. Queen Juliana of Holland as well as Princess Margaret attend. This union gives Belgium their first Queen in 25 years. After the civil ceremony, a church wedding is performed. Exchanging of the rings. Couple during ceremony.