IN THE RETRO MICKEY 18 NOVEMBER 1928
The owner of the night club talks to men and women dancing in Whisky a Go Go in West Hollywood, California.
The famous night club Whisky a Go Go in West Hollywood, California, on Sunset Boulevard, during the 1960's. The owner of the club talks to a woman in the club, a man arrives and they talk. The owner goes into the crowd of dancing people and talks to a girl. Then he goes and meets an Asian girl. He then meets and talks to a man. Location: West Hollywood California USA. Date: 1965.
The Dick Cavett Show (PBS)
Lena Horne Horne joined the chorus of the Cotton Club at the age of sixteen and became a nightclub performer before moving to Hollywood, where she had small parts in numerous movies, and more substantial parts in the films Cabin in the Sky and Stormy Weather. Due to the Red Scare and her left-leaning political views, Horne found herself blacklisted and unable to get work in Hollywood.
Paramount
In Hollywood, Y. Frank Freeman receives the "Good Neighbor" award from the Rotary Club of Havana
Marjorie Williams
Interview Re: Hollywood Studio Club
1990s STOCK FOOTAGE
Hollywood Blvd. fire truck passes by night; neon sign: Musso & Frank Grill; neon sign: Star w/Hollywood Cafe; POV across street, ext. The Roxy club; ext. tattoo parlor, ext. The Whiskey club; sign: The Body Shop Burlesque; Mann's Chinese Theater; traffic at night, ETC.
News Clip: Comedy Corner
Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.
MCILROY HOMECOMING
01:00:00:00 GVS RORY MCILROY ARRIVES IN JEEP AND ALONG INTO HOLLYWOOD GOLD CLUB (1:34) / 01:01:34:02 GVS RORY MCILROY ON BALCONY WITH US OPEN TROPHY AT HOLLYWOOD GOLF CLUB - CROWD CHEERS "RORY, RORY.. ...
HOLLYWOOD
Location: Hollywood, Los Angeles United States of America / USA <br/> <br/>Film showing some of the sites of Hollywood. <br/> <br/>Aerial view of Los Angeles. Sign reading "Hollywood Blvd". VS. Of sites around Hollywood, including cinemas and clubs (Mocambo), RKO Radio Pictures building, the gateway to Paramount Pictures. <br/> <br/>Three CU. of three Hollywood starlets posing for the camera. VS. Hollywood buildings, including the Max Factor building.
1976 Strip Club
Hollywood - moving pov past sign Wanted cocktail waitress - dancers - sign for Pink Pussycat Theater - adult movies / porno - strip club West Hollywood - Santa Monica Blvd. - Los Angeles - XXX - sex - strip club
COLOR HOLLYWOOD - 1931 ARCHITECTURE
A view of two Hollywood architectural landmarks, the Chamber of Commerce and the Athletic Club.
CANNABIS CLUB VOWS TO REOPEN (09/18/1996)
A GROUP THAT SELLS MARIJUANA FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES VOWS TO REOPEN AFTER BEING SHUT DOWN.
AFP-75B 16mm VTM-75B Beta SP
EMERGENCY MEETING, Los Angeles PRESS CLUB
05/17/74 C0046444 - COLOR HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA STUDIO TENNIS CLUB
05/17/74 C0046444 - COLOR HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA STUDIO TENNIS CLUB CUTS: "STUDIO TENNIS CLUB" SHOWS: EST SHOTS STUDIO EXT: MCUS OF STARS PARKING PLACES: INT ROUNTREE WITH TENNIS MACHINE: EST SHOT OF ALLAN TONG: (SHOT XX 350FT) TENNIS - GENERAL MOVING PICTURES INDUSTRY OGNER, JOIANNA - SOF ROUNGTREE, RICHARD - SOF SOMMER, ELKE - SOF HYAMS, JOE - SOF TONG, ALLEN - SOF XX / 350 FT / 16 MM / COLOR / ORIG / CUTS MAG TRK 50 FT
Various Subjects
Hippies. 1988 Democratic Convention. Contras. Country dancing, Honkey. Hollywood, strip club
Paparazzi Camera Flashes. HD
A loop able clip of paparazzi camera flashes.
1976 Dancers Wanted Sign
Hollywood - cu sign Wanted cocktail waitress - dancers - strip club - bar - club - Pussycat theater - porno theater West Hollywood - Santa Monica Blvd. - Los Angeles - XXX - sex
VOYEUR CLUB EXTERIORS
Exteriors of the Voyeur West Hollywood high-end strip club in West Hollywood, alledged to the the location where the RNC / Republican national Committee has spent lavishly during trips around the country.
THE MOROCCO CLUB HOLLWOOD 1940s
The Morocco Club in Hollywood featuring Red Nichols. A glamour Hollywood nightspot, seen in rare color film shot in the 1940s.
SERIAL CHILD MOLESTER
A GUY IN IDAHO HAS BEEN DUBBED A "SERIAL CHILD MOLESTER," AFTER REPEATEDLY USING A SCHEME TO LURE CHILDREN TO HIM. APPARENTLY, THE MAN TOLD KIDS HE WOULD PHOTOGRAPH THEM AS MODELS AS A WAY TO GET THEM TO COME TO A MOTEL WITH HIM. ONCE THEIR, HE MOLESTED THEM.
32650 HD " AMERICA! THE TINSEL MECCA " 1963 EPISODE HOLLYWOOD JACK DOUGLAS
Jack Douglas hosts this glitz and glam tour through Hollywood in the 1960's, "The Tinsel Mecca". Douglas worked as an early producer and host of an array of travel and adventure films designed to bring the adventure to the American viewer’s home. This episode features Grauman's Chinese Theater, Corriganville Movie Ranch, Marineland of the Pacific, Forest Lawn Memorial Park and the Academy of Magical Arts. It also includes a tour of the famed wax museum; Movieland, closed since 2005. The film opens with shots of the Troubadour (:16). The Troubadour helped to set off the careers of stars such as Elton John, the Eagles and Tom Waits. Jack Douglas swings in, slim mic in hand (:22). He introduces the swank Roaring Twenties Night Club (:35). A narrow neon shot of Hollywood Boulevard follows (:50). 'Cleopatra' starring Elizabeth Taylor plays at the Pantages Hollywood Theater (:52). Tom McCue; the film’s producer and director, and Jack hop into a helicopter in Hughes field (1:09). The pair pass over downtown LA (1:54) capturing the LA Memorial Sports Arena (2:00), LA Memorial Coliseum (2:03) and Dodgers stadium (2:17). A game was set between the Yankees and the Angels. Blue pools accommodate every home (2:31). Prayers pass; a highway mess follows (2:49). Some of the major studios appear (3:05); Jack notes most were concentrating on television production during this time period. Corriganville; a prop western town was opened by Crash Corrigan, a Hollywood stuntman, in 1949. The camera swings over Silvertown (3:42) used in numerous motion pictures. Stuntman put on a western brawl (4:13) and a gunfight at the Okay Coral (4:46). Disneyland is captured in an aerial shot (5:49). Movieland's Wax museum (6:15) housed the stars and history of Hollywood’s Golden Era in wax. The 1955 golden Rolls Royce stands outside the entry (6:21). Clark Gable and Vivian Lee stand in a scene from ‘Gone with the Wind’ (7:07). Katherine Hepburn and Humphrey Bogart appear from ‘The African Queen’ (7:13). Gary Cooper (7:23), Bridgette Bardot (7:37) and Boris Karloff as Frankenstein (7:41) follow. The final wax sculpture is of Rudolph Valentino; a tragic star (8:15) perished at 31 and was laid to rest at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery. A small marble statue stands in the park erected to commemorate Valentino (8:37). Grauman’s iconic Chinese theater (8:59) squats on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Hollywood Boulevard. The theater opened in 1927 housing such great films as 'The King of Kings' and 'Star Wars' released in 1977. Fans put hands near Joan Crawford's signature in the star studded cement (9:10). Marilyn Monroe's 'I prefer blondes' appears scrawled in the sidewalk (9:13). Marineland of the Pacific (9:18) entertained marine fans in La county from '54 to '87 (9:18). An aerial shot captures the expanse of the watery amusement park (9:29). A snorkeler blows bubbles in the fishbowl (9:54) home to over 100 different species. The Sea Arena sparkles from above (10:30). One of the dolphins; Flipper (12:40) gets a special highlight as he willingly jumps from the water to dry land. The Academy of Magical Arts (15:05) is featured, a private club of amateur magicians. Guests play on a trick piano (16:18). The great Blackstone sits in the bar area (17:12). A dealer spills out cards in the card room (17:36). Magician Dick Zimmerman plays a rope trick (18:12). A new Ginza club is visited (19:13) in downtown LA. The Troubador rock cafe is toured (20:49). Peter Evans plucks at strings on stage (21:11). David Bernard plays a rolling Israeli tune (22:28). Bouncing brass ring from the Roaring Twenties (24:34). The manager welcomes guests in (24:49). Ladies swing from the ceiling (25:03) and guests fire off rounds in the shooting gallery (25:11). Showgirl waitresses drop down on poles (26:10). A jazz quartet bangs a tune in the speakeasy (26:58).<p><p>Motion picture films don't last forever; many have already been lost or destroyed. For almost two decades, we've worked to collect, scan and preserve the world as it was captured on 35mm, 16mm and 8mm movies -- including home movies, industrial films, and other non-fiction. If you have endangered films you'd like to have scanned, or wish to donate celluloid to Periscope Film so that we can share them with the world, we'd love to hear from you. Contact us via the weblink below.<p><p>This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com
Water Polo
San Francisco Olympics beat Hollywood Athletic Club-water polo; game action; battle for ball; goal; game action; goal; game action;