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Buscando Nuevos Ejemplares Para El Acuario
Buscando Nuevos Ejemplares Para El Acuario Men load boat. Aquarius - name on boat. Man wearing wet suit, puts goggles on and dives overboard. Two divers in water. Hands octopus over to net, and it is taken aboard and put into a barrel. CU octopus. Octopus placed in glass tank, crab is seen moving to the other side of the tank.
Chevy plant
On Preview Cassette #42992 Chevy plant
Soul! Ep 45 (403)
Soul! Episode # 45 (403). Guests Georgia Jackson, LaBelle (Patti LaBelle, Sarah Dash, Nona Hendryx), Mandrill (Claude Coffee Cave, Omar Mesa, Charles Padro, Fudgie Solomon, Carlos Wilson, Lou Wilson, Ric Wilson). Hosted by Ellis Haizlip, with announcer Joe Dennis.
Caribou 1
One-antlered bull 14:29:15 MS caribou grazing on tundra, zoom out to reveal snow-covered Mt. McKinley 14:30:02 One-antlered bull
"The Skyscrapers of New York" Melodrama w/ actualities
Title card. First 4 minutes of the film set the scene, using actual construction footage. Panning LS rooftops of downtown NYC buildings; the nearest has smoke billowing out of a chimney. TLS/MSs construction work crews working on skyscraper: bricklayers; man heating rivets in a forge, men hammering joints of steel girders while foreman in suit watches on; two workers sitting astride the steel framework setting a girder in place with rivets while another worker climbs up a vertical beam! Great panning TLS several workers hanging on a crane line which swings them out to side and then lowers them down; they wave at cam. All construction work scenes take place several stories off ground for rather dizzying effect.
"The Skyscrapers of New York" Melodrama w/ actualities
Intertitle: "Dago Pete Starts a Fight and is Discharged." I guess Pete is an Italian immigran? TLS Pete shuffling toward three construction workers on job; Pete arrogantly picks a fight, draws a knife; two other workers seize Pete's arm, wrest weapon away while opposition picks up pipe; foreman happens along, literally kicks & punches Pete off the premises. Intertitle: "To Get Even He Robs the Contractor." TLS big-shot contractor walking into frame, stopping at drafting table at site, takes off coat & vest, walks off; disgruntled Pete enters frame, rummages through contractor's belongings, steals watch, leaves.
"The Skyscrapers of New York" Melodrama w/ actualities
Intertitle: "He returns to the building & accuses the foreman of the theft." When the theft of the pocket watch is discovered, the villain returns & casts blame on the foreman. Foreman and contractor start to fight but are stopped by other workers. Intertitle: "He Secretes the Stolen Property in the Home of the Foreman." TLS woman in Victorian dress knitting at home while daughter plays with doll; she gets up to answer door-- it's the villanous Dago Pete! Under false pretenses, Pete has come to the foreman's house when he is absent; when the foreman's wife goes out of the room for something he hides the stolen pocket watch---but the foreman's little daughter observes him.
"The Skyscrapers of New York" Melodrama w/ actualities
Intertitle: "Atop the Skyscraper--Thrilling hand-to-hand encounter on one of the highest buildings erected in New York." TLS contractor inspecting steel framework at top of building, the foreman literally crawls up; they argue & begin fighting along the unprotected ledge of the steel framework! Foreman chokes contractor, throws several punches. The contractor is knocked from girder. Intertitle: "Rescue of the Contractor." TLS contractor dangling from beam, people on the street below looking very small; two workers enter frame, pull him back up. Intertitle: "The Culprit Exposed." In a dramatic courtroom finale the real thief is exposed by the little girl, and justice is done. The contractor extends his hand to the foreman who is still p.o.'d for being falsely suspected-- but finally they shake hands. (This benevolence of the contractor is a bit odd considering the foreman just tried to kill him! He seems to object less to attempted homicide than to theft! )
CMHA HUD Hearing
A meeting of the Cayahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority (CMHA) is being held. There is some broken dialogue, but mostly visuals of the meeting in progress. Segment begins with an overview of the people present. A panel of three men are seated at a table at the head of the room. The rest of the crowd is seated in rows of chairs. MS of an African-American man and a Caucasian man on the panel. The first man sifts through papers and speaks into a microphone. MS of a balding Caucasian man wearing dark rimmed glasses. He is seated in front of a microphone and addressing the panel with concerns. View of an African-American man seated, taking notes. (reporter) He holds a tobacco pipe up to his mouth and smokes. General view of the crowd. The group consists of both men & women, black & white, young & old. Profile view of African-American female stenographer recording the verbal exchange. CU of her hands typing on the stenograph. Panning shot of the men on the panel. Camera focuses on the two African-American men seated there. Both men have their right hands raised to their chin as if listening with great intent. CU of the balding man once again. He speaks of incompetent people in positions of authority.
Governor Signs Bill
Governor John Gilligan of Ohio, signs a bill. He is seated at a desk and surrounded by an entourage. The group is either standing or sitting for a press photo shot. Gilligan speaks to the press, but there is no audio. Closer profile of Gilligan reading over the documents. He reaches into his suit pocket and pulls out a pair of eyeglasses. He puts the glasses on. Closer view of Gilligan's hands signing the bill. General view of Gilligan. Profile view of a young camera man looking into the eye piece of a 16mm film camera. Other members of the media can be seen behind him. View of Gilligan greeting a second entourage and shaking hands. View of an older camera man looking into the eye piece of his camera. Profile of Gilligan signing a second bill. Frontal view of Gilligan and entourage in perfect press formation. Closer view of the group.
Soul! EP 48 (406)
Soul! Episode #48 (406). Featuring Wanda Robinson, Union of South Africa (Kent Brinkley, guitar; Al Foster, drums; Lanny Hartley, piano; Jonas Gwangwa, trombone; Hugh Masekela, trumpet; Caiphus Semenya, reeds). Hosted by Ellis Haizlip, with announcer Joe Dennis.
Soul! EP 49
Soul! Episode #49. Bobby Hebb w/ Ron Carter, M'Boom (Roy Brooks, Joe Chambers, Omar Clay, Max Roach, Warren Smith, Freddie Waits), The Persuasions (Jimmy Haynes, Jerry Lawson, Herbert Rhoad, Jesse Russell, Jayotis Washington). Hosted by Ellis Haizlip, with Joe Dennis, announcer.
Soul!: Rahsaan Roland Kirk
Soul! Episode # 501 (301). Rahsaan Roland Kirk & the Vibration Society (Ron Burton, piano; Art Perry, percussion; Pete Pearson, bass; Robert Shy, drums), with host Ellis Haizlip.
Soul! "An Evening of Love" (Ep 310)
Soul! Episode # 510 (310). "An Evening of Love." Song stylist Carmen McRae in concert. Interview conducted by Ellis Haizlip. Roland Hanna (piano), Freddie Waits (drums), Paul West (bass).
Soul! EP # 311 "Black Fire"
Soul! Episode #311. "Blackfire." Cicely Tyson, Exuma (Achmed Ben Mansel, Michael O'Neill, Kester Smith), Taj Mahal. Hosted by Ellis Haizlip.
Soul! "If You Don't Know Me By Now"
Soul! EP # 321. Esther Marrow, Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes, "Encore" publisher Ida Lewis.
Soul! EP 57 (415)
Soul! Episode #57 (415). Guests Anna Horsford, Jerry Butler & The Iceman's Band (Sonny Burke, organ; Ira Gates, drums; Wayne Douglas, bass; Robert Bowles, guitar), Peaches (Mattie Butler, Brenda Lee Eager, Carol Johnson, Deidra Tig), & Dr. Stanley Nelson DDS. Hosted by Ellis Haizlip, with announcer Gerry Bledsoe.
Soul! EP # 79 (420, 62)
Soul! Episode # 79 (420, 62). Al Green, Alice Childress, Camille Yarborough, Isaac Douglas, Verta Mae Grosvenor, The Isaac Douglas Singers, Ellis Haizlip, Gerry Bledsoe
Soul! "Alone, Again" (EP 320)
"Alone, Again" EP 320 (518). Featuring Anna Horsford, Toni Cade Bambara, Verta Mae Grosvenor, Deborah Gilham, Patty Gossick, Audrene Ballard, Daisy Broitt, Esther Phillips & the Soul Orchestra conducted by Pee Wee Ellis. Hosted by Ellis Haizlip, with announcer Gerry Bledsoe.
Fairview Park Mayor
The mayor of Fairview Park Ohio declares that he does not want an abortion clinic in his city. CU of the mayor as he states "Even those who support the concept of abortion, find that the visibility of an abortion center within their community quite repugnant". CU of Caucasian male reporter with a helmet-head hairstyle. He asks the mayor "Is it fair to say that you will do everything you can to prevent the center's opening here at all". Back to the mayor "We plan to do everything we possibly can to prevent the opening of an abortion mill in Fairview Park".
The Porter Wagoner Show No. 218
Porter introduces a number written by Wayne Rainey, then plays guitar and sings the week's inspirational song, "Gathering In The Sky," accompanied by The Wagonmasters.
The Porter Wagoner Show No. 218
We return from commercial to find Porter and Grandpa Jones apparently overcome with a fit of the giggles. In reference to something off screen Jones says "If he just quivers, the jig will be up," and we cut to a shot of Don Howser holding a cue card so covered in text, it might as well have the Gettysburg Address written on it. Then accompanied by The Wagonmasters, Jones reads from the cue card as he plays his latest Monument records single, his version of Tex Williams' trademark 1947 taking blues "Smoke Smoke Smoke (That Cigarette)."
The Porter Wagoner Show No. 218
At the end of the number Porter returns and plugs his new LP "The Carroll County Accident," pointing out that Jones wrote two of the songs on the album and saying he hopes it sells 4 million copies. Then Porter wraps up the show, waving goodbye as The Wagonmasters play the instrumental show outro, Don Howser signs off, the credits roll, and Mack fiddles and dances us off the air.
The Porter Wagoner Show No. 219
Promo for The Porter Wagoner Show #219 featuring special guest Nat Stuckey. Spot opens with wide shot of Porter, Dolly Parton, Mel Tillis, and Wagonmasters singing "The World Needs A Washin'. Camera pans over and zooms in on Speck Rhodes and Don Howser at mic, who announce Nat Stuckey as guest and invite us to tune in. Fade out over art card with colorful illustration of Porter.