Italian Prime Minister and Duce Benito Mussolini and King Victor Emmanuel III attend the ceremony to welcome the remains of Anita Garibaldi, the wife of Italian patriot Giuseppe Garibaldi, at the Janiculum Hill (Passeggiata del Gianicolo, 10, 00165 Roma RM, Italy). Mussolini, Donna Rachele Mussolini and King Victor Emmanuel III approach the Anita Garibaldi Monument. Soldiers carry a casket with the remains of Anita Garibaldi as Italians perform the Roman Salute. Mussolini addresses the crowds. Location: Rome Italy. Date: 1938.

3/31/2016

01:25:47:29 [Anita Hill, Univ of Okl law prof who accused Judge Clarence Thomas of sexual harassment holds pc outside her house]---Hill & elderly woman (possibly mom) step onto porch 'One ...

Full title reads: "FOREST HILLS". <br/> <br/>Forest Hills, New York, United States of America (USA). <br/> <br/>American Tennis Championship women's final tennis match between Jadwiga Jedrejejowska of Poland and Anita Lizana of Chile in progress. Various shots of the tennis match and the audience watching it. Anita Lizana wins the match. Anita Lizana receives trophy. <br/> <br/>American Tennis Championship Men's final tennis match between American Donald Budge and German Baron Von Cramm in progress. Various shots of the match and the audience watching it. American Budge wins the match. Close up of his hands holding trophy.

1950 Color Sync 16mm - Flight To California 62A A tour of Los Angeles, San Francisco and other California sites in the early 1950s - drinking cokes on beach, fisherman, Trans World Airlines, TWA L1049A Super Constellation, N6904 (Star of the Ganges)Ambassador flight 93, boarding stairs, stewardess, hostess, interior of plane, newlyweds, outdoor speaker, propeller engines start, businessman, autograph seekers, mealtime, inflight meal, Grand Canyon aerial, plane in flight, Los Angeles aerial, highway cloverleaf, Los Angeles International Airport, LAX, plane taxis, passengers deplaning, suburban home in Beverly Hills, swimming pool, movie camera, riding in convertible, maps of movie stars home sign, houses in Beverly Hills, Pickfair, Santa Monica beach, volleyball game, telescope, bathing beauty, Paramount Pictures gate, MGM Studio, Universal Pictures, Walt Disney Productions, RKO Radio Pictures, Al Jolson imitator being filmed, Hollywood Boulevard, Grauman's Chinese Theatre, footprints in sidewalk, Balboa, California, Laguna Beach, San Diego, Tijuana Mexico, Mexican food stand, tourist picture on donkey, home movie projector, showing movies at home, Palm Springs, swimming pool, resort, Palm Desert Circus Week parade, Tournament of Roses parade Pasadena, floats, Catalina Island, Avalon, Toucan, penguins, speedboats, mission at San Juan Capistrano, Lake Arrowhead, water skiing, golf, golf tournament, sailboat, yacht, hydroplane races, Hollywwod Park race track, Santa Anita, Parker Aircraft, outdoor speaker, suitcases out of convertible trunk, saying goodbye, plane takes off, waving goodbye, plane takes off, plane in air, Monterey, Carmel, giant redwoods, Half Dome, Yosemite, waterfall, snow skiing, ski lift, San Francisco aerial, Golden Gate bridge, ferry, Oakland Bay bridge, buss on bridge, Market Street ferry building, cable car, Mark Hopkins Hotel, Top of the Mark view, Chinatown, Fisherman's Wharf, fishing boats, Castagno restaurant, lobsters, seafood, airplane taking off, tennis match, beach, sunbather, desert, plane in flight Notes: The TWA L1049A Super Constellation in the video was N6904 (Star of the Ganges) delivered on 8/27/52 and sold on 8/7/64. According to a 11/57 OAG, flight 93 operated from Chicago Midway to LAX. By Fall 1957, TWA flew the route with a 1049G (Super G.) It left Chicago at 11:30 am and arrived in Los Angeles at 4:26 pm.

Men and Women's Singles winners at tennis's 1937 US National Championships

Los Angeles montage -Pan Hollywood Hills day - Hollywood skyline from hills with car visible on road from Yamashiro Restaurant - h/a swimming pool, sunbathers and swimmers - couple jumps into pool at Ambassador Hotel - night ws Trocadero restaurant nightclub on Sunset Blvd. - Sunset Strip - ms Brown Derby restaurant on Wilshire Blvd. - h/a Santa Anita racetrack -with race in progress - horses race by on track past scoreboard

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.

Interview Re: Clarence Thomas & Anita Hill

JUDGE HEFLIN QUESTIONS JUDGE THOMAS ABOUT ANITA HILL AND ASKS ABOUT HIS RELATIONSHIP WITH HER "DO YOU THINK THAT ANITA HILL IS LYING" HEFLIN ASKS QUESTIONS REGARDING HILL AND CLARENCE THOMAS DEFENDS HIMSELF AND SAYS SHE IS LYING

18:14:55 PRESS CONFERENCE WITH PROFESSOR ANITA HILL ON HER ANNOUNCEMENT THAT SHE WILL TESTIFY AT THE SENATE CONFIRMATION OF SUPREME COURT NOMINEE JUDGE CLARENCE THOMAS (LOCAL FEED). CI: PERSONALITIES: HILL, ANITA. PERSONALITIES: THOMAS, CLARENCE (ABOUT).

The Clarence Thomas and Anita Hill confirmation hearing in front of the Senate Committee.

Don Budge Beats Baron Von Cramm For Nat'L Net Title

Capitol Hill-night; Anita Hill speaks to press

Title card: "Flashes From Everywhere - Rome - Il Duce and royal family dedicate monument to Anita Garibaldi, wife of Italian Liberator" / montage King Victor Emmanuel III and Queen Elena arrive with others at dedication ceremony of Anita Garibaldi Monument on Janiculum Hill in Rome / Queen, King walk, talk with others / King, Queen, Prince Umberto, and Benito Mussolini enter ceremony area as VO music; they pass line of soldiers; Mussolini wears a morning coat with cravat / Mussolini straightens cravat, walks with royal family

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10/15/2018

Year's Best in Sport at the Savoy Hotel, London. <br/> <br/>C/U Anita Lonsborough, last year's Sportswoman of the Year. C/U Terry Downs and Dorothy Hyman. C/U Dorothy, pan to Downs. M/S Billy Wright talking to Walter McGowan. C/U's Wright and McGowan. C/U McGowan talking to Bombardier Billy Wells. C/U Wells. C/U Willy Snaith. C/U Roger Bannister and Christine Trueman. C/U Bannister. C/U Jimmy Greaves and Ken Barrington. C/U Greaves. C/U Mary Bignall Rand and Freddy Trueman. C/U Mary C/U Denis Compton and Stella Mitchell. C/U Angela Mortimer and Billy Walker. C/U Walker. L/S's Dorothy Hyman receiving the trophy from Anita Lonsborough. M/S Colin Chapman applauding. M/S Dorothy and Anita posing with trophy. M/S Graham Hill applauding. M/S Jim Clark receiving trophy from Brian Phelps.

18:14:55 PRESS CONFERENCE WITH PROFESSOR ANITA HILL ON HER ANNOUNCEMENT THAT SHE WILL TESTIFY AT THE SENATE CONFIRMATION OF SUPREME COURT NOMINEE JUDGE CLARENCE THOMAS (LOCAL FEED). CI: PERSONALITIES: HILL, ANITA. PERSONALITIES: THOMAS, CLARENCE (ABOUT).

LAW PROFESSOR ANITA HILL SPOKE ABOUT SEXUAL HARASSMENT TODAY AT PURDUE UNIVERSITY,

GOLDSMITH'S 1951 1952 TRAVELS

The Santa Fe Railroad (Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway), in conjunction with Dudley Pictures Corporation, presented the viewer with this color film, “Southern California Holiday.” Dating to the 1950s, the picture illustrates the theme of vacationing in sunny Southern California and using the Santa Fe railroad system to travel there. Narrated by voice actor Art Gilmore, the film opens with a Santa Fe train speeding down the track at mark 00:45 as the audience is told, “In all the world, there is probably no single area holding so much charm and beauty and the good things of life than Southern California.” What follows is a nearly non-stop presentation of the Golden State. Starting with Los Angeles, Gilmore explains how the “thrill of Southern California is in the air.” The viewer is treated to the “vast, seething metropolitan city” as cars race down uncongested freeways on their way to downtown LA, where they can take advantage of shopping or visit the Los Angeles Mission, shown at mark 01:33, or the familiar City Hall, shown at mark 01:40. The “Miracle Mile” of Wilshire Boulevard is up next, “one of Los Angeles’ most modern and important shopping centers before seeing shots of the famed Brown Derby Restaurant and the Ambassador Hotel, as well as the Griffith Park Observatory where “even for as deep a subject as astronomy, there are always keenly interested visitors day and night.” <p><p>At mark 03:10 we are taken to Forest Lawn Memorial Park, where visitors come to admire the landscaped grounds, walkways, churches, and chapels (not to mention the final resting place of countless celebrities), followed by the Huntington Library. At mark 04:10 the viewer sees the famed Grauman’s Chinese Theater in Hollywood, and we catch glimpses of the celebrated handprints and footprints of stars such as Gary Cooper, Shirley Temple, and Nelson Eddy, before visiting the headquarters of NBC and CBS starting at mark 04:47, and then the Hollywood Bowl, with a sunrise Easter service shown at mark 06:00. <p><p>“One of the more interesting aspects of Hollywood is the motion picture industry,” Gilmore tells the audience, as we see the exterior of RKO Radio Pictures, Paramount Pictures, Republic Pictures, Columbia Pictures, Warner Bros. Pictures, Universal Pictures, 20th Century Fox, Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer Studios. “Every line of business in the area benefits either directly or indirectly from the picture industry,” the audience is told. Scenes from the Sunset Strip and purveyors of maps to the stars’ homes follows, as do scenes of the unique architecture of Beverly Hills and at mark 08:15 a stop at the landmark Beverly Hills Hotel and Miramar Hotel. A polo field developed by humorist Will Rogers is next at mark 08:47, followed by a tribute to the state’s many golf courses and a visit to the University of California at Los Angeles. “UCLA is a top-rated institution and though its present site is less than a quarter century old, it is properly steeped in hallowed college tradition.” Viewers also see the University of Southern California, “a splendid school.”<p><p>Catalina Island, sailboating on the Pacific Ocean, and tanning on the beaches are contrasted with ski slopes just a few hours away, as Gilmore touts California as a haven for fans of warm or cold weather activities. Hopalong Cassidy visits a citrus fair at mark 13:00 while audiences later cram into the Los Angeles County Fair, enjoy horse racing at Hollywood Park and Santa Anita Park, or tour one of the state’s many missions. <p><p>“In the past brief quarter of a century, Southern California, aided mightily by the essential cooperation of the railroad, has undergone a truly awe-inspiring growth in its industrial life,” Gilmore continues at mark 17:25, stressing the state’s role as a manufacturer of automobile tires, “to keep the wheels of America turning.” Stockyards, oil drilling, chemical factories, steel foundries, and aircraft manufacturing are also key parts Southern California economy, as is tourism, especially to areas like La Jolla and San Diego. Among the latter’s many attractions — San Diego Zoo, which is shown at mark 20:45 as giraffes, elephants, and bears “smile” for the camera. The nearby city of Coronado is also recommended including a visit to the “friendly, old-fashioned elegance” of the Hotel del Coronado (which opened in 1888). <p><p>And just a “stone’s throw” away from San Diego … Tijuana, Mexico … “warm, typically Latin, and friendly to call,” the viewer is told at mark 22:27. “Tijuana is a colorful border town devoted to gayety.” Back in the USA, the film encourages visitors to Palm Springs, where such entertainers as Jerry Colonna and Leo Carrillo (of “The Cisco Kid” fame) are shown celebrating “Circus Week.” At mark 23:56, the viewer is reintroduced to the convenience of Santa Fe as “shining rails speed the traveler through this colorful panorama to New Year’s Day in Pasadena” and Tournament of Roses parade — just one more of the treasures of Southern California, “a land of sunshine and happiness, proudly and happily served by Santa Fe.”