2:02 ""California Highway Patrol"" by Nancy Cain. We follow a Sgt. Gordon J. Graham on his traffic rounds. He explains the dangers of drinking and driving and shows us how to spot a drunk driver. 7:19 ""Drunk Driving Stories"" by Nancy Cain. John, a former alcoholic, describes the reckless behavior he engaged in while drunk. 13:12 Alison Dunn commentary by Kathie Robertson. Dunn, an addiction counselor, informs us about the types of addiction. ""There are two distinct kinds of addiction - substance addiction, such as addiction to caffeine, nicotine etc, and process addiction, which is an addiction to gambling or sex or relationships, etc. Addiction is a spiritual disease, it removes us from ourselves and causes us to feel powerless, it causes us to be out of touch with ourselves and what our life is really about."" 14:58 Tony Schwartz commentary by Skip Blumberg. Schwartz, a media activist, shares the philosophy behind some of his anti-smoking commercials. According to him, the most effective means for personal change is shame, and the key to successful radio and TV campaigns is to harness this shame. 22:37 Rev. Calvin O. Butts commentary by Skip Blumberg. Rev. Butts, an anti-cigarette activist, talks about his efforts to pressure tobacco giants to stop advertising. ""The sale of tobacco and alcohol diametrically opposes life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Smoking kills!"" 27:08 Vintage Muriel cigar commercial. 27:30 Nazareth's Storefront Smoke Lounge, Beverly Hills, CA by Jay April. A group of cigar smoking men rail against antismoking propaganda. ""Where can a man smoke a cigar these days?"" They reminisce about the elegant cigar smokers of old like Orson Wells, George Burns, Winston Churchill, etc. ""It's sad today, the public is learning that smoking is terrible for them. It's a knee-jerk reaction. It's just like Prohibition!"" 33:00 More from Tony Schwartz. We watch one of Schwartz' commercials and hear his opinion on the legality of smoking. ""Cigarettes shouldn't be outlawed. A lot of people are addicted and need to smoke, and they should smoke in the privacy of their own home or outdoors. Your right to smoke ends when it affects my nose, my heart, my lungs."" 34:49 ""California Highway Patrol"" continued. Sgt. Graham pulls over another suspected drunk who turns out to be simply a bad driver driving a group home from church. 47:57 ""California Highway Patrol"" continued. Sgt. Graham follows a car that is breaking excessively and changing lanes unnecessarily. Not a drunk driver, however, just a nervous girl. ""Girls very rarely drink and drive...they don't have anything to prove."" 49:35 ""Drunk Driving Stories"" continued. A young woman named Allison relates the drunk driving incident that finally convinced her she was an alcoholic. 51:45 ""California Highway Patrol"" continued. Sgt. Graham apologizes for not catching a drunk driver yet. He pulls over another weaving car and finds his drunk. We witness the sobriety tests and the arrest. 54:45 More from Tony Schwartz. Schwartz tells us about a particularly controversial radio spot which he recently created to warn against drunk driving. The spot graphically describes a body being crushed in a car crash in order to scare the listener. ""Your front bumper and grille is smashed. Your body hurtles forward at twenty times the force of gravity. Your knee joints snap. You are impaled on the steering shaft. The jagged steel punctures your lung and inter-costal arteries. Your head smashes into the windshield. Blood spurts from your lungs. You are now dead. Please don't wait for your luck to run out - don't drink and drive.?

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

00:00:00:00 Coors light beer commercial cautions against drinking while doing dangerous sports, hunting, & driving while drunk. (0:00)/

COVER VIDEO AND INTV/W GTG ENTERTAINMENT PRESIDENT GRANT TINKER ABOUT DRINKING AND DRIVING. 01:00:45:18 VS OF TINKER MEETING WITH AIDES AT HIS HOME AS THEY TALK ABOUT PRODUCING PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS (PSA). 01:04:39:16 CU'S OF TINKER. VS OF CUTAWAYS DURING THE MEETING. 01:08:43:10 VS OF TINKER WATCHING TV COMMERCIALS. 01:11:47:16 MS TINKER TALKS ABOUT HIS INVOLVEMENT IN PRODUCING PSA'S ON THE DANGERS OF DRINKING AND DRIVING. TINKER ALSO COMMENTS ON GETTING SITCOM PRODUCERS TO INJECT STORY LINES ON THE DANGERS OF DRUNK DRIVING INTO THE SCRIPTS. 01:19:44:17 EXTS OF THE CULVER STUDIOS BUILDING. CI: PERSONALITIES: TINKER, GRANT. ADVERTISEMENTS: TELEVISION COMMERCIALS, ANTI DRUNK DRIVING. INDUSTRIES: TELEVISION.

Title reads "OUR CRIME?" <br/> <br/>A commuter on a train boasts of the fact that he collects a large amount of money each week from a bank. A crook listens intently. The man collects his money and puts it in his briefcase. C/U of a Westminster Bank cheque. Man leaves the bank and gets into a car which drives off. The crook and his cronies push a car into the centre of the road and turn it over as if there has been an accident. Man from the bank and his chauffeur are beaten up when they stop to assist. The crooks drive off. <br/> <br/>Businessman strolls along the street. We then see him in a boiler suit. He enters a building and the receptionist lets him in without checking his credentials. He walks out with a typewriter. Supermarket. A woman loads groceries into her shopping bag. Cashier gives her the change. She walks away with her handbag open. The man follows her along the street and takes her purse. C/U of the purse as he opens it and takes her keys. He follows her home. <br/> <br/>Domestic interior. Family watching television. Mother is knitting. Father gets up to make the tea during the commercial break. The crook is inside the house and leaves when the father goes back into the living room. The crook poses as a meter reader. A woman lets him into her home without checking his credentials. He checks the meter and asks her to go upstairs and turn the lights on. He cases the joint. He steals a watch and when she comes downstairs he leaves. She waves from the doorstep. <br/> <br/>An old lady walks down the stairs of her house to answer the door. A man breaks in. A neighbour sees what is happening and runs across the road to a telephone box to call the police. The man on the train is embarrassed when another commuter points out the newspaper story about the ambush on him. <br/>Produced for the Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis. End title reads: "Carelessness Causes Crime". Mag track exists - in "vinegar syndrome" vault.

TV COMMERCIAL FOR DAIRY QUEEN, FAMILY DRIVING LOOKING FOR SOMEWHERE TO EAT, SHOTS OF DAIRY QUEEN FOOD, "EAT, DRINK AND BE MERRY" SONG,

TV commercials - small hovercraft on desert lake - drive across land - drivers get off and go into plastic bubble house - drink beer - Labatt's Beer - Labatt's Blue - television advertisement - alcohol - alcoholic beverage

State lawmakers and traffic safety groups roll out a program aimed at cutting Prom Night Drinking.

TELEVISION COMMERCIALS & MOVIE TRAILERS

Risky driving at night, driver under influence or ill, dangerous wheel turn

Young man drinking beer while driving a car. Dangerous driver. Don't drink and drive concept.

&lt;pi&gt; This package/segment contains third party material. Unless otherwise noted, this material may only be used within this package/segment. Usage must cease on all platforms (including digital) within ten days of its initial delivery or such shorter time as designated by CNN. &lt;/pi&gt;\n\n &lt;pi&gt; ***Warning: This item contains profanity that has been blurred.*** &lt;/pi&gt;\n\n --SUPERS--\n:16 -:18 \nTed Pelkey\nErected Middle Finger Sculpture\n\n:52 - :57\nJeanne Moos\nCNN \n\n1:18-1:23 \nTom Garris\nReporter\n\n --LEAD IN--\nSOME PEOPLE WANT TO GIVE THE WORLD THE FINGER. \nONE VERMONT MAN PUT UP A GIANT ONE-FINGER SALUTE AIMED SQUARELY AT A FEW TOWN LEADERS... BUT IT'S NEXT TO A HIGHWAY, AND PEOPLE DRIVING DOWN IT ARE ALL COLLATERAL DAMAGE. \nLUCKILY FOR HIM, MANY OF THEM SEE THE HUMOR IN IT. \nCNN'S JEANNE MOOS REPORTS. \n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\nTED PELKEY HAS TAKEN FINGER POINTING TO A WHOLE NEW LEVEL WITH THIS 7 FOOT TALL WOOD CARVING OF A MIDDLE FINGER SALUTE MOUNTED ON A 16-FOOT POLE. \nNatsot/Moos\n"Are you the kind of give-the-finger sort or guy when you drive?"\nTed Pelkey/Erected Middle Finger Sculpture\n"Boy, I can say it's probably happened before." \nBUT THIS ISN'T ROAD RAGE, THIS IS RAGE AGAINST WESTFORD VERMONT TOWN OFFICIALS. \nFOR A DECADE, THE TOWN HAS REFUSED TO GIVE PELKEY A BUILDING PERMIT TO RELOCATE HIS RECYCLING BUSINESS ONTO HIS OWN COMMERCIALLY ZONED PROPERTY. \nTed Pelkey/Erected Middle Finger Sculpture\n"Let's face it, I could have stood out by the road and screamed something and nobody would have listened right?" \nNatsot/Moos\n"Right." \nTed Pelkey/Erected Middle Finger Sculpture\n"The statue's up there not saying a word and boy it's working good."\nLIGHTS ARE TRAINED ON IT 24/7. \nMOTORISTS ON ROUTE 128 CAN'T MISS IT.\nNatsot/Motorists\n"Way to go!" \n"It's beautiful. I wish I had one."\nJeanne Moos/CNN\n"You'd think a 7-foot tall chainsaw carving of a finger would cost an arm and a leg." \n4-THOUSAND BUCKS ACTUALLY. \nPELKEY HIT ON THE IDEA WHILE AT A BAR HAVING DRINKS WITH HIS WIFE.\nTed Pelkey/Erected Middle Finger Sculpture\n"Yeah, about two Long Islands into it."\nSADLY, TV STATIONS HAVE FELT OBLIGED TO BLUR THE IMAGE.\nTed Pelkey/Erected Middle Finger Sculpture\n"No CNN don't have to blur it."\nOH YES WE DO, TED. \nLOCAL REPORTERS HAVE GOTTEN CREATIVE...\nTom Garris/Reporter\n"Pelkey's hand gesture that's hidden behind my hand up here is a response to this. They are meeting minutes from the development review board last year."\nTHE CHAIR OF THE WESTFORD SELECTBOARD WOULDN'T SAY MUCH SINCE THEY'RE ANTICIPATING A COURT HEARING.\n"THE PROCESS WOULD BE THE SAME WITH OR WITHOUT THE PELKEY'S RECENT SCULPTURE."\nTURNS OUT THE LAW CAN'T LAY A FINGER ON TED BECAUSE HIS FINGER IS CONSIDERED PUBLIC ART.\nTed Pelkey/Erected Middle Finger Sculpture\n"Really made me feel warm and fuzzy."\nBUT WHEN I MADE A WARM AND FUZZY GESTURE...\nNatsot/Moos\n"Here's the finger I'll give you." \nAT LEAST YOU CAN'T SAY HE NEVER LIFTS A FINGER. \nJEANNE MOOS, CNN, NEW YORK\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nVERMONT WESTFORD MIDDLE FINGER BIRD OBSCENE HAND GESTURE \n\n

This is the story of how tradition and assimilation changed New York’s Catskills region told through the stories and home movies of generations of Jewish summer vacationers. 00:10-01:53 – Color, 1986 - EXT MFS mock birth performance. - EXT MS of “Entering Sullivan County” sign. - B/W INT MS of fiddler and MFS of couples dancing. - Various B/W footage of woman riding a horse. - B/W WS of 1950s vehicles on a country road. - MFS of woman dancing in flapper dress. - WS 1950s cars in the country. - B/W MS of trumpet player. 01:53-03:13 - Various INT shots of people eating. - INT B/W MFS of women serving a man breakfast. - EXT MS interview w/a woman saying the Catskills were inexpensive and had borscht. - B/W EXT FS of women in bikinis. - INT FS of women dancing the CanCan. - B/W INT MS of musicians. - B/W INT WS of dancing. - 03:13-04:22 - EXT MFS interview with William Wayne talking about Catskills’ hotels. - EXT MFS interview with Dorothy Gittleman talking about the Catskills. - B/W INT MFS of teenagers dancing in front of alps mural. - B/W EXT FS of children dancing on sidewalk. - EXT MFS of men dancing. 04:22-05:02 - EXT MS interview with Gittleman talking about finding spouses in Catskills. - B/W EXT WS of a woman in bathing suit dancing on a bench. - B/W EXT MFS of woman dancing next to a pool. - B/W INT MFS of man in woman’s arms. - Various shots of couples kissing. 05:02-06:11 - Aerial footage of Catskills circa 1960s. - Various INT footage at a buffet. - INT WS of performers. - INT MFS ZI of couple drinking cocktails and kissing. - EXT Panning WS of people dancing poolside. 06:11-06:53 - EXT CU of hotel sign panning to sheriff notification zooming to padlock. - EXT WS of abandoned boarding house. - WS of abandoned hotel with sign. - EXT panning WS of hotel, discarded chairs and “To Be Demolished” in spray paint. - INT panning shot of abandoned hotel with “Shalom” on discarded business cards. 06:53-09:51 - B/W EXT WS of 1900s immigrants. - Various good B/W footage of Lower East Side circa 1900s. - Various B/W scenes from unidentified silent film. 09:51-10:27 - Various B/W footage of NYC Lower East Side circa 1900s. - B/W scenes from “A Child of the Ghetto.” 10:27-13:07 - ZI CU pan to “…no Hebrews” on hotel advertisement. - Various B/W WS of horse-drawn wagon. - B/W WS of 1900s farm. - B/W Panning WS of 1900s Catskills landscape. - B/W MS of a farm stand. - B/W WS of riverside cabin. - B/W FS of women in stream circa 1900s. - B/W WS of women on bicycles in an orchard circa 1900s. - Various EXT footage of Catskills hotels and bungalows circa 1980s 13:07-15:47 - MS interview with Murray Posner riding in golf cart discussing Hotel Brickman’s history. - ZI on photo of guests on a hayride. - WS of a boarding house with 1920s car. - ZO of 1920s car. 15:47-18:01 - Various shots from 1920s B/W commercial for Grossinger’s Hotel of outdoor recreation. 18:01-20:10 - Home-movies Brickman’s Hotel. - CU of “Health” and “Recreation” signs. - ZI B/W photo of “College Campus” sign with couples and bungalows. B/W photo of 1950s couple under a trellis with “Flirtation Walk” sign. 20:10-21:10 INT MFS of Wayne playing piano singing about Catskills. - EXT B/W panning WS of a hotel with 1930s and 1940s cars. - INT B/W panning WS of card games. - EXT panning WS of bungalows. - EXT B/W WS of women with lake behind them. - EXT B/W panning WS of people outside boarding house. 21:10-23:37 - EXT MFS interview with Wayne talking about hotel names. - B/W MFS of dancing. - INT MFS of Wayne playing piano singing about Borscht Belt. - B/W FS of people in bathing suits listening to musicians. - Various B/W footage of 1930s car driving towards camera. - EXT B/W footage of kids playing drums circa 1930s. - B/W FS of women in bathing suits covering up while filmed. 23:37-26:55 - B/W CU of “No Men Wanted” sign. - B/WFS of apple seller during the Depression. - B/W MFS of Depression era demonstrators with “We Are Workers Not Paupers” and other signs. - B/W FS of children on dirt road. - B/W MFS of family in swinging chair. - Various B/W shots of children playing riding bicycles. - B/W MFS of a man in outdoor shower. - Various EXT B/W shots of children and adults dancing. 26:55-29:00 - Various B/W shots of woman dancing intercut with WWII Nazi footage and “Give ‘Em Both Barrels” propaganda poster. - Various B/W footage inside steel factory. - B/W WS of soldier and woman on city rooftop. - B/W INT panning WS of empty hotel room. - B/W CU of a handwritten “No Beef Today” sign. - B/W CU of a man pumping gas into 1930s car then marking a rationing card. - Various B/W shots of men and women making artillery shells. - Various B/W shots of steel workers. - B/W WS of workers assembling WWII bombers. - B/W WS of a tank on train car exiting factory. - Various EXT Color shots of people in the Catskills circa WWII. 29:00-29:56 - Various shots of 1930s and 1940s cars and gas pump. - Various home movies from the Hotel Brickman (audio of Posner saying post WWII were boom years). 29:56-31:43 - Various shots of 1940s cars in suburbs. - WS of car driving past Catskills’ hotel billboards. - Various shots of 1940s road signs in the Catskills. - Driving shot through Catskills town with storefront signs and parked 1940s cars. - Various EXT B/W shots of men playing Ping Pong in blazers. - B/W WS of crowded poolside. - B/W FS of procession of women in bathing suits. - B/W EXT HA WS of man leading exercise class of women in bathing suits. - B/W FS of women with tennis rackets. - B/W FS of golfer. - B/W EXT shots of dancing and people under umbrellas. - B/W INT FS of women singing about hitchhiking to the Catskills. 31:43-37:34 - Various EXT shots of women exiting 1940s car at a hotel. - B/W EXT FS of women pulling a man from a lounge chair. - B/W CU of “Please Do Not Disturb” sign on door tilting to hands knocking. - Various B/W INT shots of women serving a man breakfast in bed. - Various B/W shots of women archers shooting an apple off of a man’s head. - EXT interview with Gittleman talking about finding a husband in the Catskills. - Various good home movie footage from a Jewish wedding. - Various good B/W home movie footage of Hava Nagila dance. 37:34-41:51 - Various B/W shots of a Yiddish skit performed at a hotel and people clapping. - Various shots from 1950s home movie including man diving into a pool. - EXT MS interview with Marty Lansman saying guests entertained themselves intercut with home movie footage of woman in Cleopatra costume. - Home movie footage of couples dancing. - Various B/W footage of guests performing. 41:51-48:35 - EXT MFS interview with Wayne playing banjo, telling joke, introducing Van Harris. - Various EXT interview shots with Van Harris talking about being a Catskills’ comedian. - EXT MFS interview with Wayne saying the Catskills was a place to hone your craft. - Various B/W photographs of Catskills productions (voice of Harris saying Catskills were breeding ground for big stars.) - Various B/W photographs of entertainers who started in the Catskills. 48:35-52:23 - B/W photos of Eddie Cantor, Eddie Fisher, Debbie Reynold, Elizabeth Taylor, Jerry Lewis. - Various INT interview shots with Lillian Brown talking about Jerry Lewis. - Home movie footage of Sid Caesar exiting a 1950s car at Avon Lodge. - Various shots of Caesar and others performing at Avon Lodge. - EXT home movie of Caesar and another man pointing shotguns at the camera. - EXT home movie of Caesar and Florence Levy with newborn child. 52:23-55:16 - EXT WS of Lansman’s Play House. - EXT MS interview with Lansman saying people no longer entertain themselves. - Various INT shots of a performer ranting about television and saying Catskills’ performers are looked down on. - Various INT home movie footage of entertainers and audience. - Various INT shots of Steve Lawrence dancing with Eydie Gorme. - INT MFS interview with Lillian Brown naming A-listers who performed in Catskills. - Various B-roll of desserts. 55:16-59:01 - EXT WS of Brown’s Hotel. - Various INT interview shots with Lillian Brown talking the boom years intercut with home movie of the Browns walking to table of cocktails and toasting. - HA WS of Brown’s Hotel large pool. - MS interview with Posner talking about innovation intercut with home movie footage of crowds at the swimming pool and dancing on deck. - Panning WS of an abandoned hotel pool. - INT FS interview with Lillian Brown saying large hotels offered more. 59:01-01:01:35 - Tracking WS of small hotels. - WS “Motel on the Lake” sign. - CU of a record on turntable. - INT MFS interview with Zena Gold talking about Lakeside Hotel intercut with home movie footage of lake aerial photo of hotel. 01:01:35-01:03:26 - Various EXT interview shots of Zena Gold’s mother talking about the hotel’s heyday intercut with home movie footage of the hotel staff and family. - WS of the Lakeside Hotel. 01:03:26-01:07:53 - Zena Gold in car with driving shots of Catskills’ town (audio of Gold saying younger generation doesn’t want to take over family hotels). - Various footage of Gold swimming intercut with photos of her. 01:07:53-01:08:56 - Various shots of luxury hotel with Greek statues, mall, valets. 01:08:56-01:13:23 - INT WS ZI MFS of Catskill’s comedian. - WS of paddle boats. - EWS of abandoned hotel. - Various footage costumed people on motor boat and at cabanas. - EXT interview with Dorothy Wayne saying friends now substitute for family in Catskills. - Various home movie footage of boat, waterskiing, dogs on a float, teenage boy studying, and teenage girl dancing in bikini (voice of Dorothy Wayne talking about providing for her children). 01:13:23-01:14:35 - Various footage of people dancing, eating buffet and according player. 01:14:35- - Various EXT shots of mock marriage intercut with Jewish wedding home movies and mock wedding. 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c. 1956 <br/> <br/>Check copyright. Promotional film made to show range of television commercials made by Pathe. Film split into two parts - Macdonald Hobley's introduction and a history of Pathe is part 1. <br/> <br/>(i) Dunlop Tubeless Tyres. C/U of a car tyre running over sharp item. Mechanic fits a tyre and fills it with air. Checks tyre by immersing in water. C/U of nail embedded in tyre, mechanic demonstrates how the hole is plugged using special kit. Posh commentator throughout. (ii) Top Secret. <br/> <br/>C/U of a document reading "Top Secret". Three men at a desk say "It's Top Secret!". Woman turns from her typewriter to show camera a spray can of Max Factor's Top Secret hair spray. Shots of woman spraying hair in her boudoir in her underwear. Shot of woman being driven by a dishy man in an open topped sports car. Couple seen by a river, rowing team pass by. Woman in her boudoir with pin curls sprays hair. She then goes to a cocktail bar and gets lots of attention from the three men seen earlier. <br/> <br/>(iii) Dunkies. Dunkie doodles: cartoons are drawn on screen by an unseen artist. Final doodle is of a doughnut. "Do not say doughnut say Dunkie". <br/> <br/>(iv) Guards Trousers. Man drawing a cartoon on an easel - bemoaning men wearing dreadful old baggy trousers and recommending Guards. (v) Germolene. Mother puts Germolene on her sons knee. C/U of tin. Tommy rides his bike. (vi) Water Lilies Leaf Shampoo. C/U of a hand with a leaf of shampoo hooked over the middle finger and held in the palm. A Leaf is put on the hand then rubbed in to the hair. It is plugged as being "the most modern shampoo in the world". <br/> <br/>(vii) Amami Wave Set. A woman and two men watch tennis. As their heads move from side to side they notice her beautiful hair. She is seen at home applying Amami Wave Set. She greets one of the tennis players who strokes her hair. <br/> <br/>(viii) Hiltone: Animated sequence of a brunette looking dour. She perks up when her hair magically becomes blonde. Men bring her chocolates and flowers. Real action: brunette applies Hiltone to her hair with a brush. We then see her blonde with a beau. Animated woman appears from behind box of Hiltone, men wolf whistle. (ix) Setlers. Animated man looks grumpy. His face changes into a Setlers tablet. Pack of tablets. Man in a laboratory. <br/> <br/>(x) Mum. Woman in tennis whites performs a serve. The tennis ball turns into the ball of a roll-on antiperspirant. Woman demonstrates the "built in marble". Woman in black lace nightwear applies Mum (looks bizarre as she is obviously not actually applying it because the sleeves are in the way). (xi) Brylcreem. Man in cricket whites looks at his trophies with woman beside him. Shot of Brylcreem. Man combs his hair. Woman admires his hair. (xii) Disprin. C/U of tablet dissolving then woman drinking the cloudy liquid. C/U of bottle and glass. (xiii) Twinings Teas. Woman dressed as Mrs Siddons in the early 1700s presents packet of Twinings to the camera. <br/> <br/>xiv) Maxwell House. Animation. Mississippi Belle paddle boat passes an American house. Man and a woman sit on porch drinking Maxwell House. Good jingle. "America's favourite coffee!" C/U of tin of coffee, jug and cup. (xv) Black & Decker. C/U of some tools. Attachments for both housewife and handyman. (xvi) Maxwell House. Animation. Wedding of tycoon and dolly-bird. They go to Miami on their honeymoon and drink Maxwell House. (xv) Burtons. Household accidents - man spills ink and coffee on his trousers. Trousers get muddy walking through the rain. Burton's new stain resisting cloth Burtex is advertised. Graphic illustration of ordinary cloth absorbing liquid and Burtex resisting it. <br/> <br/>(xvi) Hi Fi Lipstick from Max Factor. Glamour puss with jewels and fur tells the audience about the new lipstick - automatic refill which clicks into celebrity case (?!) etc. Extreme C/U of her holding the lipstick. (xvii) Mac Fisheries. Turkey taken out of an oven. Philip Harben (Harbin?) in a butchers apron asks why not have a Turkey at Easter? (xviii) Blackstone Opticians. Split screen shows four types of sport: ballroom dancing, football, motor racing and swimming. Whilst woman puts on a swimming cap and waves at camera voice over suggests that sports made easier for spectacle wearers by pair of contact lenses. (xviii) Electrolux. A hoover is seen inside the frame of an eye. (xix) Fred Fearnley Ltd. Scooters and Motorcycles. (xx) Scentinel Quiff. Air freshener. A man in an armchair sneezes - a woman's hand sprays the Quiff. Cigarette put out in an ashtray. Man in an apron frying something on the stove - lots of fumes coming off. Quiff is sprayed. Woman walks towards the camera carrying large bunch of flowers. (xxi) D.D.D. Woman holds her head in her hands (because she has spots). Graphic bars appear in front of her. She then smiles at the camera holding a box of D.D.D. (xxii) Dinneford's. Baby crying in a cot. Mother feeds it medicine. Baby sleeps. (xxiii) Setlers. Man holds his chest. Shot of a pack. Man in laboratory. (xxiv) Fray Bentos. Stop frame animation of three cans of soup, then some funny business stretching and squashing the image (using special lenses?) to a jazzy jingle. (xxv) Bread. Tray with teapot and cups and saucers and a toasted sandwich. Woman tells viewer how to make curried egg toasted sandwich. (Scrambled egg, margarine and pickle). The jingle is: "When it is time to have a break, have a sandwich" so presume it is an advert for bread in general. <br/> <br/>(xxvi) Bristow's Hair Tonic. Man massages his head in front of a mirror. He puts some Bristow's in his hand then rubs it on to his head. Then combs his hair. (xxvii)Tide. Animation . Woman walks along with a basket collecting washing saying "Oh my, dirty again! Thank goodness for Tide". Real action: woman in her kitchen in an apron puts her washing in a machine. Washing flapping on a line. Pile of folded shirts. She places them on a shelf. (xxviii) Wm Younger's Beer. Animation with jingle. Wm Younger character sings a song praising the beer. <br/> <br/>(xxviii) Fray Bentos. Cans pop on to the screen in formation to jingle. (xxviii) Heinz. Stop frame animation of a Christmas scene with angels. "Enjoy 1957 with Heinz 57 varieties". (xxix) Brylcreem. Cricket match. "You'd be stumped without your Brylcreem". Cricket ball in a man's cupped hands changes into jar of Brylcreem. (xxx) Peter Robinson. Two women side by side with graphics showing that one is 5 feet tall, the other 6 feet 2 inches. "Peter Robinson have a size for you". <br/> <br/>(xxxi) Dunlop. A group of cyclists. (xxxii) Huntley and Palmers. Shopkeeper stacking tins of biscuits says that Huntley and Palmers is the first name he thinks of in biscuits. (xxxiii) Beryl Reid holds a bowling ball to her ear. She is playing a character called "Marlene". Jokes abound. She has beer bottles for earrings. Tray of M & B Bitter is brought up and placed on table. Marlene drinks a half. <br/> <br/>(xxxiv) Tide. A family walks through a country village and down to a harbour. They run on the beach. The parents sit on the sand, the children play. Mother dries daughter's hair with a towel. Father takes a picture of the family group. Packet of Tide surrounded by clean folded clothes. (xxxv) Esso Extra. Irish, Scottish and Welsh characters sing song in praise of Esso. <br/> <br/>(xxxvi) Love Story trailer - various lovey dovey shots of Ali MacGraw and Ryan O'Neal. Montage of mostly still shots. (xxxvii) Chrysler Sunbeam ad. Petula Clark sings "Put a Chrysler Sunbeam in your life ...etc." Audience in studio seen, also cameramen and director. Petula and husband (?) seen putting luggage in the boot and getting into the car. C/U of car being started, gear stick, instrument panel etc. Petula presses the back seat to show how comfy it is. Car drives through country roads. They arrive at the television studio. More singing. It is rather fab!

B-ROLL OF POLICE OFFICER AN INTV W/ STUDENTS FOR MICHELLE NORRIS CS VO ON COLLEGE STUDENTS AND BINGE DRINKING / THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE ON ALCOHOLISM ESTIMATES THAT 1400 STUDENTS DIE EACH YEAR IN ALCOHOL-RELATED ACCIDENTS AND 70,000 ARE SEXUALLY ASSAULTED TOP TAPE W/ STUDENT AND COP INTV DAMAGED BEYOND REPAIR!! 6:16:15 POLICE OFFICER DRIVES STREET IN PATROL CAR 16:46 HEAD ON DRIVES DOWN STREET 17:02 REAR VIEW CAR W/ BREAKS 17:48 EXT OF STUDENT HOUSE 18:22 TIGHT LEASE / NO KEGS PERMITTED ON PROPERTY WOULD NEED HIGHLIGHTING 19:11 ABSOLUTELY NO FRATERNITY OR SORORITY ACTIVITIES 6:19:42 PUSH TO MARK AND CARLOS WATCHING TV 20:09 CARLOS 20:22 DRINKING OUT OF CUP 20:39 HIGH REVERSE ANGLE 20:56 HIGH ANGLE W/ SIMPSONS ON 21:08 LAUGHING WHILE THEY WATCH TV 21:33 SWITCHES CHANNEL AT COMMERCIAL

UNDERAGE DRINKING IS PROBABLY MORE PREVALENT THAN MOST OF US THINK. (SOT) NOVELLO THINKS THE PROBLEM IS SO SERIOUS, SHE'S ISSUED FOUR REPORTS SO FAR THAT INDICATE THAT TEENS DRINK OUT OF STRESS AND BOREDOM...SUCCUMB TO GLAMOUROUS ADVERTISING...OFTEN DON'T KNOW THE AFFECTS OF ALCOHOL...CAN'T DITINGUISH ALCOHOL FROM NON-ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES DUE TO CONFUSING LABELING...AND SUFFER FEW LEGAL CONSEQUENCES DUE TO LAW ENFORCEMENT LOOPHOLES.TODAY, NOVELLO ISSUES A FIFTH REPORT ON THE HAZARDS OF UNDERAGE DRINKING. IT WILL ADDRESS THE UNRECOGNIZED CONSEQUENCES LIKE VIOLENT CRIME, INJURIES, AND ACCIDENTS. (SOT)IN 1989, ALMOST THREE THOUSAND TEENS BETWEEN 15 AND 19 YEARS OF AGE DIED IN ALCOHOL RELATED AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS. ALARMINGLY, 92 PERCENT OF THEM KNOW THAT THEY SHOULD NOT DRIVE WHEN THEY ARE DRINKING...THIS IS THE LAST REPORT NOVELLO EXPECTS TO ISSUE ON UNDERAGE DRINKING. IT IS NOW UP TO THE REST OF US...PARENTS, TEACHERS, GOVERNMENT, INDUSTRY AND YOUNGSTERS THEMSELVES TO DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT.

Party's Over, The

Asian woman relaxes while working at bar counter.

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B-ROLL OF POLICE OFFICER AN INTV W/ STUDENTS FOR MICHELLE NORRIS CS VO ON COLLEGE STUDENTS AND BINGE DRINKING / THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE ON ALCOHOLISM ESTIMATES THAT 1400 STUDENTS DIE EACH YEAR IN ALCOHOL-RELATED ACCIDENTS AND 70,000 ARE SEXUALLY ASSAULTED TOP TAPE W/ STUDENT AND COP INTV DAMAGED BEYOND REPAIR!! 6:16:15 POLICE OFFICER DRIVES STREET IN PATROL CAR 16:46 HEAD ON DRIVES DOWN STREET 17:02 REAR VIEW CAR W/ BREAKS 17:48 EXT OF STUDENT HOUSE 18:22 TIGHT LEASE / NO KEGS PERMITTED ON PROPERTY WOULD NEED HIGHLIGHTING 19:11 ABSOLUTELY NO FRATERNITY OR SORORITY ACTIVITIES 6:19:42 PUSH TO MARK AND CARLOS WATCHING TV 20:09 CARLOS 20:22 DRINKING OUT OF CUP 20:39 HIGH REVERSE ANGLE 20:56 HIGH ANGLE W/ SIMPSONS ON 21:08 LAUGHING WHILE THEY WATCH TV 21:33 SWITCHES CHANNEL AT COMMERCIAL

An African American man being pulled over by the police at night.

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