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Modern Dianas Take It Out On The Poor Fish
Shaky, blurry, light in contrast and imagery No Audio Modern Diana's take it out on the poor fish - Bathing beauties with Bow & Arrows practicing their aim shooting at a stuffed Marlin in a swimming pool.
Rebel Propaganda Plane From Spain Crashes In France
Shaky, blurry, light in contrast and imagery Rebel Propaganda Plane from Spain crashes in France, no survivors. The plane crashed somewhere in the mountains located in France. The crash site, plane wreckage, debris, rescuers amongst wreckage.
Polar Bear Club Froliccs In Frigid Swimming Hole
Shaky, blurry, light in contrast and imagery Polar Bear cub frolics in frigid swimming hole as you see he's having fun. Approximately 15 to 20 people, both men and women are exercising in the snow by a lake then they all run into the lake and jump around and swim. This looks to be on the shores of Lake Michigan. Woman swimmer wearing bathing cap eats icicle while standing in the water.
Heavy Weavers Shame Rafters In Mat Battle
Shaky, blurry, light in contrast and imagery Heavy weavers shame rafters in a mat battle. Wrestlers throw each other around the ring.
The Porter Wagoner Show No. 136
Promo for Porter Wagoner Show #136 with special guests Carl and Pearl Butler. Spot opens with Carl and Pearl playing part of "Don't Let Me Cross Over;" then camera pulls out to reveal rhinestone-studded, blue-Nudie-suit-wearing Porter Wagoner standing at a microphone saying "That's Carl and Pearl Butler, my special guests this week" and inviting everyone to join him, right on this channel.
The Porter Wagoner Show No. 136
Introduction to Porter Wagoner show #136. Program opens with Wagoner and Wagonmasters Mack Magaha, Buck Trent, Speck Rhodes, Don Warden, and George McCormick as well as Norma Jean onscreen singing "Howdy Neighbor Howdy" in front of a set built to resemble a country barnyard. Over brightly colored title card decorated with drawing of Wagoner, announcer Don Howser exclaims: "And now, in color, it's The Porter Wagoner Show, starring Porter Wagoner and The Wagonmasters, with Speck Rhodes and Norma Jean. Special guests Carl and Pearl Butler. Bringing you your favorite songs and stars of the Grand Ole Opry!" Howser enters and shakes hands with Porter, who wears a midnight blue Nudie suit covered in rhinestone cacti and wagon wheels. Howser introduces Wagoner as one of country music's finest goodwill ambassadors, then backed by The Wagonmasters (in matching western-themed red suits of their own), Porter plays guitar and sings "You Can't Make A Heel Toe The Mark," from his 1968 album "Green Green Grass Of Home." MCU Mack Magaha on fiddle.
Review of Base Troops
Review of Base Troops. US Air Force plane taxis past camera. Military official watches. Troops stand in formation and present arms. Dignitary descends from plane and is welcomed by two men in suits. Pan from visiting dignitary to military official. Diginitary and military men review the troops.
The Porter Wagoner Show No. 136
Porter introduces "two of the finest people in country music," Carl and Pearl Butler, who perform "For A Minute There" backed by The Wagonmasters. MS Don Warden's steel guitar. Porter returns and they exchange small talk about the Butler's ranch until Porter intros commercial.
The Porter Wagoner Show No. 136
Mack and Buck plays us out of a commercial with a sizzling rendition of "Fire On The Mountain," backed by The Wagonmasters. Nice shots of Mack's fiddling and Buck's banjo pickin'. Very hot, but at under a minute, far too brief. At the end Mack breaks a string, and Porter says: "That fiddle got so hot it burned one of the strings off."
Toy Store
Toy Store. Pan from toy robot to boy controlling it by a wire. A little girl sits by him wearing a futuristic helmet with eye goggles attached. She is waving toys around. Shot of toy robot moving on the floor. Closer shot of the girl wearing the helmet and holding a spaceship. Little girl rides a bouny rocking horse. Man dances in aisle with a child-sized doll. Boy attempts to play an instrument while the girl watches the dancing man. Shot of various wind-up toys clambering and moving on countertop. Shots of a toy dog doing back flips till it falls off the counter.
The Rise of the NSDAP: Part One (final reel)
Herbst, 1932: MSs of ADOLF HITLER speaking at Nazi rally. CUs German newspaper headlines. CUs printing presses churning out newspapers. Cut to MS Nazi Reich Minister for the Occupied Eatsern Territories ALFRED ROSENBERG speaking (in German) to the camera, 1946. Cut back to 1932: TLS Adolf Hitler exiting building, citizenry bestowing accolades; TLSs SA Brown Shirts (stormtroopers) marching during nighttime rally, carrying Nazi flags; TLS Preisdent PAUL VON HINDENBURG looking out window; TLS Hitler saluting from balcony.
The Porter Wagoner Show No. 136
Wagoner introduces Pretty Miss Norma Jean, who plays a two-tone guitar and sings the Harlan Howard composition "Meanwhile Down At Joe's" from her 1966 LP "A Tribute To Kitty Wells," backed by The Wagonmasters. Nice CU of Don's steel guitar.
The Rise of the NSDAP: Part One (final reel)
Excellent newsreel w/ natural sound) of Adolf Hitler's First Speech as Chancellor, Jan 30, 1933: TLSs indoor crowd; TLS/MSs ADOLF HITLER delivering speech; panning MS SA brown shirts carrying Nazi flags, exiting, citizens saluting. Goering, Named Prussian Minister of Interior By Hitler, Outlines His Program, Feb 1933: TLS/MSs of HERMANN GOERING wearing suit, sitting in ornate chair at large wood desk in darkened room, reading from script (natural sound, German).
The Porter Wagoner Show No. 136
Accompanied by The Wagonmasters, Porter plays guitar and sings "The Cold Hard Facts Of Life." In his introduction Porter thanks the audience for making the song such a hit.
The Rise of the NSDAP: Part One (final reel)
Election Day in Bavaria, Mar 5, 1933: CUs headlines of German newspapers; MS SA brown shirts driving car by political poster for Hitler; TLS/MSs SA soldiers marching with torches, marching band instruments at night; TLS sign over archway-- S.A. Heim Sturm 16-L; TLS/MSs armed SA Brown Shirts in streets around polling place; MS SA soldiers standing around old Browning machine gun. CUs German newspaper headlines. TLS SA stormtroopers marching with Nazi flag. MSs group of SS officers standing around, talking & smoking outside polling station, some SA soldiers standing with.
The Porter Wagoner Show No. 136
Porter thanks everyone for patronizing the sponsors, then introduces gap-toothed comedian Speck Rhodes, who enters wearing his trademark checkered suit with bow tie and bowler hat. Porter seems amused by Speck's very existence, laughing as he says "Speckle, what you been up to this week?" Speck tells a long-winded and corny old fashioned joke about his fictional girlfriend Sadie, then sings the old-timey novelty song "There's More Pretty Girls Than One," backed by The Wagonmasters.
The Porter Wagoner Show No. 136
Backed by The Wagonmasters, Porter sings/ recites the week's song of inspiration, "You're Not Home Yet," from "More Grand Old Gospel," the second of his albums with the Blackwood Brothers Quartet. The lights dim dramatically during the number, evoking moonlight on the Wagon House set.
The Porter Wagoner Show No. 136
Porter thanks everyone for patronizing the show's sponsors and for writing letters to the show, saying that any letters sent your local station will be forwarded to the show. Porter reintroduces Carl and Pearl Butler, talking about their ranch in the country and saying that "they live the greatest life, I guess, of anybody in the world." Carl says the next song is so new that "the ink ain't dry on it." Backed by The Wagonmasters, Carl and Pearl perform "Punish Me Tomorrow."
The Porter Wagoner Show No. 136
Porter decides to do "kind of an old one," then plays guitar and sings a verse and a chorus of 1961's "Sugarfoot Rag" until he has to wrap up the show. Porter waves goodbye as The Wagonmasters play the instrumental show outro, Don Howser signs off, the credits roll, then George chases Speck around his bass as Mack fiddles and dances us off the air.
John Connally Campaigns for Governor
On preview cassette 210171 A Former Secretary of the Navy John Connally campaigns for Governor of Texas, 1962.
John Connally Campaigns for Governor
Great MS/MCU/TLSs John Connally wearing dark business suit & light-colored hat while standing in front of the Texas State Capitol Building in Austin, Texas, the dome in BG; John manages to crack a smile every so often; John removes his hat in last shot. MS/CUs John Connally shaking hands, pressing flesh at indoor rally. MS sign near hedging: "Connally Bluebonnets." MS John Connally wearing white dress shirt, dark tie, reclining on couch. MS Connally speaking at rally. MS/CUs Connally talking, shaking hands with young stiff-looking Caucasian men in park.
The Rise of the NSDAP: Part One (final reel)
Meeting at Reichstag at which Hitler and his Cabinet Receive Plenary Powers of Legislation, Mar 24, 1933: LSs (with natural audio) of Chancellor ADOLF HITLER speaking to large political body at Reichstag, swastika banner in BG.
The Rise of the NSDAP, Part Two (reel 1)
Foreign Press Conference, April 1933: MSs Minister of Propaganda JOSEPH GOEBBELS wearing suit & tie, speaking to indoor crowd, followed by TLS/MSs Chancellor ADOLF HITLER wearing dark suit & tie, giving speech (in German); both try their best to appear calm, composed and rational.
The Rise of the NSDAP, Part Two (reel 1)
Christening of New Great German Aircraft in Presence of Cabinet Members: MS of HERMANN GOERING speaking at airfield; TLS cabinet members standing; LS of von Hindenburg transport plane; MS Hermann Goering christening the aircraft by throwing champagne bottle at ship, missing; LS crowd saluting.