Comedy routine from the revue "A to Z" (although re-enacted outside rather than in the theatre). <br/> <br/>"Times were indeed stirring for Stefano. (George Carney)" L/S of George Carney standing beside a little cart on wheels - presumably a mobile ice cream cart. The cart has faces painted on it. Jump cut to a closer shot of George. Fast motion of George stirring and scooping his ice cream. A short man comes up to the cart. "Ah wanta 'topper-up' guvnor." George gives him a scoop of ice cream. "Enter Bill - the Tough." A larger man enters the scene, a discussion ensues. "Ere wotjermean? I giv'yer 'arf a dollar." They have a little argument then Bill grabs the cash box and runs off, the short man gives chase. <br/> <br/>George spots a policeman. He explains what has happened. The policeman takes out his notebook and writes notes. C/U of George gesticulating. Expansive gestures and facial expressions. He counts off with his fingers and says: "De name is Stefano Peppino Giuseppe Marco Marcelina del Beppo." He stops and thinks. The policeman says: "Don't you worry about the Tough, Mr Stefano - and - the - rest. He's run right on to "Knock-out Brown's beat. He'll catch him - he's the terror of the toughs." A very tall policeman suddenly appears holding Bill by the scruff of the neck. George shakes his hand and takes back his cash box. George points at Bill and gives the thumbs up sign. The policeman wags his finger at the tough and says "You nahsty (sic) man - I'll tell your mother about you." The policeman hits him on the shoulder - he is a bit of a camp policeman! The policeman walks off taking the tough by the ear. End. <br/> <br/>Was an Eve's Film Review item - issue number unknown. This item may have originally be stored in another can - discovered in 1999. No markings on leader as to where was originally stored. Have created new cans for these "orphan items" - EP312 and EP313.

Secret agents searching for evidence, researching on digital tablet

A statewide memorial for fallen officers is being held today and police from different areas are all attending.

JUVENILE JUSTICE

ISSUE_NO = 2204 NO_OF_ITEMS = 6 COMMENTATOR = Leslie Mitchell ITEM_NO = 1 DESCRIPTION : Dramatic headlines tell the tragic story of a murdered policeman. Senior police officers demand harder sentences for violent criminals. CARD_FILE = 97391A CARD_TITLE : TOUGH LINE ON CRIME SHOT_LIST : MS newspaper headlines: CU healine "Murder of Damned Good Copper": CU picture of Superintendant: CU headline "Farewell to a Damn Good Copper": MS ditto showing coffin: CU headline "Police, bring back hanging": CU headline "Armed Police Hunt Gunman": MS police on manhunt: CU policeman with gun: MS police with dog: MS policeman with gun: MS & LS ditto. INDEX : Crime, Miscellaneous, Newspapers and Publications, Towns and Cities MATERIAL : Issue DATE_SUBD = 00/00/0000

Her crime-fighting partner in the foreground, a badass woman hangs up the receiver on a public payphone. As they rush off screen to their vehicle, the camera zooms in on the payphone. The action scene is studio-produced.

A look at Welfare Island Prison, where convicts rule the roost

In Philadelphia in the late 1960s and 1970s, It seemed everyone was afraid. Some were afraid of crime, while others were afraid of the police. Presiding over it all was Francis Lazarro “Frank” Rizzo, a towering figure who rose from tough cop on the beat, to law and order police commissioner, to controversial mayor of America’s (then) fourth largest city. The 75-minute AMATEUR NIGHT AT CITY HALL captures, forever, that tumultuous time and place, and the unique politician who made both his own. Newly remastered. “The New Objectivity. Balanced. Most absorbing.” - John J. O’Connor, New York Times Please contact footage@globalimageworks.com for licensing or a screener of the entire film.

Tony Rome - Trailer - 1967 - Crime - Drama - Mystery - Frank Sinatra - Jill St. John - Richard Conte - Sue Lyon - Gena Rowlands - Simon Oakland - directed by Gordon Douglas - Based on the novel by Marvin H. Albert - Tony Rome, a tough Miami PI living on a houseboat, is hired by a local millionaire to find jewelry stolen from his daughter, and in the process has several encounters with local hoods as well as the Miami Beach PD - fight - fighting - Driving through Miami -

HIGH SCHOOL HELLCATS (1950) JD-JUVENILE DELINQUENT CRIME B-MOVIE. WITH YVONNE LIME, BRET HALSEY, JANA LUND, SUZANNE SYDNEY. "TERRORIZING!" GRAPHICS. TOUGH GIRL THROWS KNIFE. FEMALE HOODLUMS. ROMANTIC KISS ON BEACH. GIRL GANG. DRINKING PARTY.

08:01:00:00,TRAILER for LITTLE TOUGH GUY, Picketers in front of factory (newsreel), strikers march with signs, New York Tenaments, Dead end kids on stoop, Young kid plays with big toy plane, tough kid tries to show him something about it, Teen and straight arrow sister speak, Sick Mom likes on bed, speaks to daughter, Mom speaks to teen, puts on hat in mirror, Mom speaks to teen in fancy convertible, pushes daughter on him, Young couple speak in convertible about their future, Young couple in fancy restaurant, Johnny (Billy Halop) nurses injured father, Sister comes to comfort him, Teen cracks up as police haul Dad off, Police arrive to arrest father, HEADLINE: STRIKER KILLS POLICEMAN, Dead End Kids read newspaper, Kids argue in school yard, Family exits courtroom. Mother cries, Woman punch time clocks in office, Johnny's sister gets fired, Girl speaks to boyfriend on stoop about her future, CU: Notice to vacate, Boy writes in book while teen girl plays hopscotch, Girl waves, yells goodbye Johnny, Johnny on stoop. Hops into truck, waves to girlfriend, Lower East Side of New York NICE, Tough kids on Lower East side, get in way of truck, driver comes out and tells them to move, Very nice ethnic stuff in Lower east side, pushcart salesmmen (1940s gangs), Woman buys fruit. Tough kids steal bag from woman, Kids hang out under the El, Johnny tangles with tough kids, Johnny and sister on roof talk about getting a job, Johnny sells papers on street, Newsboys on street "Paper here, get your paper", Newsboys tangle over turf, Johnny fights Huntz Hall as crowd assembles and cheers (street fight, NICE), Johnny knocks out Huntz, kids become friends, Man searches through tenaments streets, Mom speaks to Johnny on stoop, speaks to would-be brother in law, Man speaks to distraught women on stoop, tells how daughter in burlesque, Man speaks to woman outside Burlesque house, she's upset, Teens play on street, Johnny speaks to sweetheart, teens mock him, Radio program originates from auditorium (onward and upward league), Dead End Kids disrupt open house radio show. Brawl, Rich snobby kid teams up with tough kids, Tough kids in fancy French restaurant, Tough go through papers, Headline: BOYLAN APPEAL DENIED, Johnny on corner selling paper, weeping, Joh nny begs official to see his Dad, Johnny throws rock through car window. Runs, Cops stop Johnny, Sign: Detention Home, Johnny's sister visits in detention home- "They can't pin anything on me", Tough kids visit detention home. Cause disturbance, Tough kids help Johnny escape out window. (climbs down rope/tied together clothes), Tough kids visit snobby rich kid in Long Island Mansion, CU radio, Tough kids in Turkish bath, rowing machine, Huntz Hall on Stationary bike, HEADLINE & MONTAGE: EPIDEMIC OF PETTY CRIMES, Kids in car (rear screen), Kids (now wearing fancy suits) speak among selves and to adult gangster, Johnny on phone with frail mother, Huntz Hall, Johnny, Rich kid in car (Rear screen), Cop runs into car, asks gang member who feigns being deaf Huntz Hall and Johnny duck into movie theater. Cops follow Nice movie theatre ext. activity, Gang members race out of theatre, tangle with cops, some arrested, Tangle with cops outside theater, Johnny meets with Sis, Huntz hangs out in alley, very noir, Police car with search light patrols for Johnny and Huntz Hall, Policeman with gun walks directly to camera VERY NOIR sequence, Frightened shop keeper begs for mercy, Cop: "I'll give you just one minute to come out, or be blown out:", Classic Cagney-like cop vs gangster confrontation, Shootout, tough kids hold up in store, Huntz Hall begs for mercy, Huntz Hall gunned down in doorway, Sister tells Johnny to drop his gun and give up, Judge sentences tough kids, Johnny tells off judge, girlfriend and sister tells Judge what a decent guy Johnny is, Judge sentences Johnny, Kid with black eye, Tough kids march in reform school band in parade, adoring friends watch, Johnny in bandleader outfit greets family, they're proud of him

00:00:00:15 You can be tough on crime. You can do the right thing by doing justice. It is what thomas wilson, the judge, said in this case about doing justice. Not just mechanically going through the motions and to supporting the district attorneys. (0:16) /

FTG FOR CS ON SENATOR ALFONSE D'AMATO (R-NY) COMMENTING ON THE CRIME REPORT. 01:00:26 OUTDOOR IMPROMPTU PRESS CONFERENCE W/ SENATOR D'AMATO WHO SAYS THE LATEST FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION (FBI) CRIME REPORT INDICATES THE USE OF GUNS & VIOLENT CRIME IS EPIDEMIC. 01:00:55 HE SAYS THE LAW MUST REFLECT THESE FIGURES BY GIVING A MANDATORY 10 YEAR SENTENCE WITHOUT PAROLE IF YOU USE A GUN IN A CRIME, IF YOU KILL SOMEBODY YOU RECEIVE THE DEATH PENALTY & IF YOU SHOOT THE GUN YOU RECEIVE 20 YEARS. 01:01:02 D'AMATO SAYS THESE TOUGH SENTENCES WILL PUT VIOLENT CRIMINALS ON NOTICE THAT SOCIETY WON'T TOLERATE THEIR ACTIONS. 01:01:10 HE SAYS THE ANSWER TO THE CRIME EPIDEMIC ISN'T INCREASED GUN REGISTRATION BUT RATHER TOUGH SENTENCING.

GETTING TOUGH ON CRIME SOMETIMES MEANS LOCKING UP KIDS TOO YOUNG TO DRIVE. BUT AFTER A YEAR AS JUVENILE JUSTICE SECRETARY... CALVIN ROSS SAYS, IT TAKES A MIX OF PREVENTION AND PUNISHMENT TO DRIVE DOWN THE CRIME RATES.

Right or Wrong? (Making Moral Decisions)

This black & white educational/promotional film is a look at the gangster films of the 1930s. From Cagney to Robinson, a montage of clips along with newsreel footage of real life criminals Al Capone and John Dillinger. This is from 1961 or 1963, research shows both dates. <p><p>Opening titles: "How To Succeed As A Gangster" (:07-:12). Barrels of liquor and beer are smashed and opened, it is Prohibition. Liquor goes down the sewer. Couples dance. People drink alcohol at a speakeasy. Policemen arrest gangsters. Gangsters are led, handcuffed, into a building. "Scarface" Al Capone walks. He is led down the steps past newsmen. Capone watches a horse race. In Florida, Capone has a palatial estate. A dead man lays on a city street. The body is covered with a blanket. The funeral in Chicago, IL for Dean O'Banion. Cars go slow in the funeral procession (:12-3:00). John Dillinger. John sits in a jail cell. Hollywood studio. In the 1930s, the studios make gangster movies. Lights at night of NYC. People enter a movie theater. John Dillinger looks a little like Humphrey Bogart. Al Capone like Edward G. Robinson. Dean O'Banion like James Cagney. Other actors in gangster films include: John Garfield, Spencer Tracy, George Raft, Paul Muni, and William Powell. Hollywood backlot, extras get ready, cameras are ready on a prison set. The director speaks with extras, returns to his seat and begins filming. Slums of NYC in the Hollywood backlot. Scenes show: James Cagney, Spencer Tracy, John Garfield, Edward G. Robinson, George Raft, Humphrey Bogart, and William Powell (3:01-7:08). Benefits of being a gangster: Women. James Cagney in The Public Enemy, the classic grapefruit scene with co-star Mae Clark. Scenes showing Cagney roughing up women (7:09-8:37). Dangerous men play cards. Edward G. Robinson scene in Little Caesar. Scenes showing Robinson being tough (8:38-10:05). James Cagney. Scenes showing Cagney, Robinson, Garfield roughing up others. Violence leads to violence. Gunplay in gangster movies. Police stand near their cars at a roadblock as a gangster tries to pass through. Police chase a gangster and shoot at one another. Motorcycles chase a car and shoot at it. Cars crash. Police on motorcycles. A gangster takes on the entire police force, lots of shots fired. A giant brawl on the street. Shots are fired (10:06-13:24). No end credits. <p><p>We encourage viewers to add comments and, especially, to provide additional information about our videos by adding a comment! See something interesting? Tell people what it is and what they can see by writing something for example like: "01:00:12:00 -- President Roosevelt is seen meeting with Winston Churchill at the Quebec Conference."<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 and 2k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com

AK-47 gun close up. Shooting range

02:02 ""Covering the Coverage: The 1990 Nicaraguan Elections"" by Bob Hercules. A Chicago TV crew travels to Managua and reports on U.S. television journalists' coverage of the historic elections. NBC's Jane Whitney: ""I'm scared by reporters misconception, preconceived ideas, frames of reference... if you're only getting your news from TV... you're not getting your news."" Photojournalist: ""There's problems communicating here...reporter's contacts aren't good, there's political baggage and it's tough to see the other side of the coin..."" 08:48 ""TV Addicts"" by The Media Foundation. A PSA for the Media Foundation urging parents to monitor children's TV habits. ACCESS ONLY 09:02 ""Todd Alcott"" by Skip Blumberg. Another rant from 90's regular, Todd Alcott. Todd speaks as a TV. ""Look at Me... Look at me!!"" ""People try to tell you that I'm bad for you... you tell them I've been here through thick and thin, 110% of the time!... You'll get crime, thrills, sex, right here, all in the next 8 minutes... it's miracle... look at me... look AT ME!!!"" 16:00 ""Kids TV."" A group of grade six students from Chicago take part in Panasonic Corp's video contest and make their own television newscast. 17:41 ""Revolution: What a Crock"" by John Walden and Paper Tiger TV. A critique of Ted Koppel's recent report on the increased use and influence of home video on television news. ""It's the same old thing... Ted and Co. trivialize images, render them empty of meaning an maintain control of the message which doesn't encourage us to be active, which doesn't empower us to take part in the world around us. It's the same old stuff in a brand new box... under the pretense of telling us something new."" 24:23 ""Free Speech"" by Skip Blumberg. On the streets of New York City, a spokesman attracts a crowd with his advice to blacks and Latinos to avoid assimilation and support only black and Latino businesses. A white policeman tries to disperse the crowd but is denounced: ""The man has a right to voice his opinions, and we have a right to listen!"" 30:07 ""Popeye the Sailor Man"" by Eddie Becker. At the Earth Day celebrations in Washington, D.C., Popeye joins the ecology movement. ""I'm Popeye the sailor man, I recycle my spinach can... Anyone who pollutes the air, earth, or ocean is nothing more than a criminal!"" 34:40 ""Dee Davis"" by Appalshop. Davis comments on TV: ""The problem with television is that programming is developed to sell things. TV should change people's lives, should offer new enthusiasm, should make the lame walk and the blind see."" 35:16 ""Don Cherry"" by Starr Sutherland. A musician at the Victoria Theater in San Francisco plays a 3 in 1 instrument: a kazoo, a ""Jew's harp"" and a clicker. 36:49 ""The Today Show"" by Nancy Cain. Cain observes a live outdoor taping of The Today Show in Venice Beach, California. We see Bryant Gumbel and Frank Zappa, Jay Leno visits a falafel stand and attracts a crowd. yes--don't know whether there are issues with using Jay Leno's image/set, but he was outdoors 40:29 ""Selling Gold"" by Skip Blumberg. On Chambers and Broadway in New York City, a street vendor sells gold jewelry. 41:05 ""Cutaways"" by R.D. Rosen. A comedic piece in which Rosen demonstrates how to shoot cutaways, a TV production trick to cover jump cuts in an interview. The camera records the interviewer pretending to listen intently, looking doubtful, mildly astonished, etc. He also shows us the wrong way to appear in the cutaways: nodding off to sleep, flossing your teeth, etc. 43:13 ""Export TV: Anatomy of an Electronic Invasion"" by Monica Melamid. A short documentary about TV Marti, a U.S. broadcast from Key West, FL aimed at the people of Cuba. Its mission is broadcast anti-Castro propaganda in order to influence Cuban public opinion. 48:13 ""The Surf Report"" by Nancy Cain. It focuses on a Misha, a street vendor on Venice Beach. Originally from the Soviet Union, Misha sells ""Gorby"" T-shirts on Venice Beach and sings a song. 49:40 ""Nestle Quick Commercial."" A ventriloquist and his dog, Farfel, sell Nestle's instant chocolate. 54:13 ""Contrasts"" by Lillian Liberman. We see the contrast between the wealthy and the poor in Mexico City.

Studio-produced action scene of a retro crime-fighting duo. His partner beside him, the driver slaps a siren on top of the vehicle.

06/01/1989 SHOW #192 TITLE: DONALD TRUMP Host Robert Lipsyte talks with DONALD TRUMP the builder, developer and real estate tycoon about his multi-million dollar empire, as well as his tough stance on crime and punishment, the death penalty, among other topics.

13:01:00:00,(CHAPTER 1), Tough guys march through streets causing trouble, Car collides with truck, chicken lands on black chauffeur's lap, Drivers duke it out, Tough guys steal pies from truck, Headline: Junior G-Man helps stop crime, Billy Halop comes through hideout entrance, Sign: JUNIOR G-MEN POST 69, Junior G-Men discuss plot against govt, Dead End Kids enter, fight with Junior G-Men, Kid under a table calls police, Police race to scene, Tough guys beat it, Police arrest boys, G-Man Jim Bradford shows up. Takes Halop in, Establishing shot of F.B.I. Headquarters, Tough guys in Bradford's office. (Plot), Headquarters of the Flaming Torch. (The Bad Guys), Villain Boss threatens Professor for secret formula, Villains plot, Villains wait outside F.B.I. Headquarters, hijack elevator, Villains jump tough guys, Fight in falling elevator. Elevator crashes, (CHAPTER 2), Harry hides Billy in janitor's closet, Bradford preaches to tough guys about patriotic duty, Tough guys wait for Harry around corner, jump him. Fight, Tough guys enter secret hideout, Tough guys plot in hideout, Huntz Hall and kids pick groceries from woman, Woman hits Hall with pie, Villains make call at phone booth, Villain's car won't start. Check under hood, Tough guys move to get Torchies (bad guys), Halop and Hall climb into villain's truck, CU: bottle of high explosives, Halop and Hall locked in truck, Truck enters rich estate. Parks in garage, Halop and Hall hide in truck. Men unload safe, Villains and Professor in laboratory, Halop and Hall climb rope, through skylight, Professor explains his explosive to Villains, Halop and Hall scale wall. Hall falls, Halop carries Hall to vault house, revives him, Villains bring steel block to vault house, Halop and Hall hide, Professor detonates explosive, vault house explodes, (CHAPTER 3), Halop and Hall climb from wreckage, Villain checks truck, finds explosive missing, Halop and Hall run from guard, hide in garage, Guard searches, Halop and Hall hide in truck, Driver locks truck, backs out, drives away, Villain Leader orders thugs to search for kids, Sign: JUNIOR G-MEN POST 69, Tough Guys report to G-Men, Halop and Hall missing, Villains signal truck driver on radio. G-Men listen in, Truck turns around. Halop and Hall try door, G-Men listen to villains on short wave. Speeding down highway (nice wipes), Truck collides with bigger truck. Driver thrown, Halop, Hall, Driver chases Halop and Hall through trees, Halop and Hall hide under bridge, driver gives up, G-Men stop car on highway, Halop and Hall hitch a ride. Billy spots a torch tattoo on driver, Driver with gun holds Halop and Hall, G-Men give chase, Halop and Hall grab wheel. Car goes over cliff, (CHAPTER 4), 04:01:00:00 MASTER # 2261B, Halop and Hall jump free, G-Men recover Halop and Hall, Villains go to get G-Men. G-Men and boys.take cover, Halop throws rocks at villains, Police show up, villains flee, G-Men and Tough Guys meet at F.B.I. Headquarters, Villains meet at hideout and plot, G-Men plot to find tough guys hideout, Tough Guys in their hideout, Villains shack up in Tough Guy neighborhood, Woman cleans suit, Tough Guys go to tangle with Torchies, Junior G-Men trail, Harry calls G-Men on pay phone, Torchies listen on short wave radio, Iron starts fire in apartment house, Tough Guys rush Torchies in flat, Fist fight in burning building, panic in street, Police, fire radio call. Rescue teams arrive, Fire engines race through streets, Torchies, Halop trapped in smoke, Halop hangs from ledge, both fall, (CHAPTER 5), Firemen run with trampoline, catch Halop, Headline: HERBERT MATTHESON STILL MISSING, Torch gang members report to leader. Car exits fancy estate, Tough Guys over hear Torch gang members on street, Tough Guys round up Halop and gang. Gang plots, Gang jumps delivery man on bicycle, steal plans, Halop rides bike disguised, delivers plans, Harry finds Tough Guys hideout, Tough Guys rush to party, pile in car, Tough Guys at Junior G-Man feast at party, Harry shows Tough Guys the crime lab, ??? overhears Kids plan to tackle Torchies, Kids snoop around condemned building, chased off by guard, Harry and Halop spy on Torchies. Nabbed. Fist fight, G-Men show up at condemned buildings, nab guard, Torch member calls headquarters. G-Men rush him, Fist fight. G-Men find plans, Torch member escapes thorough secret panel, Torch member in phone booth calls headquarters, Torch member leader operates device to blow up building, Building implodes/collapses. (nice), (CHAPTER 6), Harry, Halop and G-Men get out, Torchies in hideout, Bradford at F.B.I. headquarters, Tough Guys in the neighborhood. Pranks, Torchies in car follow Tough Guys, Halop leads Torchies to river docks, Torchies jump Halop, Tough guys show up, fist fight, Tough guys jump into river, swim away, Torchies report failure to leader. Make new plan, Harry shows Halop short wave radio, Harry and Halop in ring, boxing match, Torch Leader calls on radio, kids listen in, Halop and Harry shake hands and go after Torchies, Tough Guys spot Torchies truck, Torchies let Professor out of truck to set off explosion, Torchies set explosives, Harry and Halop run to warn G-Men Warehouse explodes

00:00:00:00 MS podium SOT in speech to Natl District Attys Assn- Mondale and I are tough on crime; we&apos;re the first national ticket with two former prosecutors (0:00)/