PROMOTER BILL GRAHAM

Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister Bill Graham speaks to reporters about the war on Iraq as Colin Powell stands by. President George Bush meets with Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi. British Prime Minister Tony Blair meets with the world news at a conference. WS of the European parliament. South African leader Nelson Mandela speaks in Johannesburg. An angry Mandela slams the United States for the potential war in Iraq, Mandela accuses the US of atrocities of war. PLEASE NOTE VIDEO AND AUDIO OF NEWS ANCHORS AND REPORTERS IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR LICENSING.

Senator Bob Dole speaks about welfare cuts, woman hands out food stamps, child paints, Phil Graham speaks about his welfare reform bill.

This is probably a duplicate copy of item found elsewhere on PM tapes. <br/> <br/>Cinesound Review item. <br/> <br/>Sydney, Australia. <br/> <br/>Third Test Match. V.S. of game in progress, England bat first and make 488 followed by Australia who follow on. Full coverage of the three days play with shots of the following players. <br/> <br/>Bob Barber, D.A. Allen, D.J. Brown, Peter Burge, Colin Cowdrey, R.M. Cowper / Bob Cowper, Bill Edrich, N.J.N. Hawke, I.J. Jones, Graham McKenzie, Jim Parks, D. Sincock, Mike Smith, Brian Booth. <br/> <br/>(Comb.F.G.Pos.)

Senator's Kennedy, Daschle, Graham and Stabenow on Medicare

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BILL GRAHAM'S SCRAPBOOK

00:03:22:24 - 00:05:34:29 ""Alexander Graham Bell""- telephone - CU of Alexander Graham Bell with beard and cap talking to camera and shot of Bell with wife and holding a child on his arm. ""Teddy Roosevelt and his heroic... riders""- army parade - Shot of military band marching in street followed by Teddy Roosevelt's Rough Riders on horseback and a CU of Teddy Roosevelt. ""Mme. Marie Curie"" - Shot Mme Marie Curie at lab bench and CU of side of her face. ""Thomas Alva Edison"" - CU of Thomas Alva Edison in the back of an open touring car. ""Govenor-elect Woodrow Wilson""- photographers taking pictures of the Governor - Shot of Woodrow Wilson sitting in a chair outdoors surrounded by men and shot of photographers with large cameras shooting this scene. ""Chicago as the Gay' 90s""- busy streets / traffic / trams pulled by horses - Panoramic shots of very early autos riding along main street, sign painted on side of 4 story building ""United States Tire Company"" and shot of busy thoroughfare crowded with people and cars with a horse drawn streetcar, filled with people, passing by. ""San Francisco of the virile""- busy street w/traffic and trams - Various shots from the front of a 1900's San Francisco trolley as it rolls along as cars, horse drawn carriages and people cross its path.

FORMER PRESIDENT RICHARD MILLHOUSE NIXON’S FUNERAL.

New York Giants defeat Cleveland Browns 37-34 in football game

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San Francisco - Bill Graham Civic Auitorium - Britney Spears concert posters handed out, young rock concert crowd, exit bldg. - pedestrians - teens - teenagers - local news camera & interview with teens

Excerpt from a press conference with NDP leader Jack Layton and his concerns about U.S. weapons program, including interceptor missiles. PLEASE NOTE News anchor and reporter image and audio, along with any commercial production excerpts, are for reference purposes only and are not clearable and cannot be used within your project.

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Trailer for the film 'Sworn to the Drum:A Tribute to Francisco Aguabella' - When you think of Latin percussion, think of Francisco Aguabella. Perhaps the finest Afro-Cuban master percussionist still living, he has become synonymous with his instrument — one of the highest compliments a musician can receive. Indeed, what Carlos Santana is to the guitar, Aguabella is to the conga drum. Carlos Santana reveres him. Bill Graham honored him. Katharine Dunham wouldn’t let him go home to Cuba for 5 years. Dizzy Gillespie, Frank Sinatra and Peggy Lee swear by him. He’s a master of Bata (the sacred Santeria drumming tradition), Abaqua and Yeza, and secular Afro-Cuban jazz and salsa styles. Discover this enigmatic Cuban drummer, a virtual Rosetta stone of African culture, who has been highly influential in the growth of Latin jazz, pop and fusion in the U.S. The conguero’s long career dates back to the ’50s, and though he never has been afforded rockstar status, he has recorded with some stellar musicians, including Frank Sinatra, Cal Tjader, Hugh Masekela, Dizzy Gillespie, Tito Puente, and Weather Report — as well as both Carlos and Jorge Santana (Aguabella and Jorge were members of the ’70s Latin fusion group Malo, best known for their hit “Suavecito”). Born in Matanzas, Cuba, Francisco Aguabella is a master of the Yoruba-derived bata drums and rumba form as well as contemporary traditions including Cuban son, salsa, and Latin jazz.Though he has released only a half dozen albums, his work is best measured by his contribution to the Afro-Cuban sounds and the growth of Latin jazz. “He is one of the strongholds of our music and has always kept the commitment to our Cuban rhythm, that’s very important, ” says Cuban jazz player Israel “Cachao” Lopez.

UNUSON BILL GRAHAM

Both college and pro football draw record crowds in 1947

Full title reads: "Memorial To Movie Pioneer" <br/> <br/>Brighton, East Sussex. A memorial to William Friese-Greene, the Inventor of the Movie Camera is unveiled. <br/> <br/>GV Ceremony in progress outside Friese-Greene's home. SV Councillors of Brighton pan to Mr Graham Friese-Greene (3rd son), John Boulting and Michael Redgrave. CU John Boulting pan to Graham Friese-Greene. CU Friese-Greene. SV Crowds watching. SV Michael Redgrave unveils Memorial Tablet. SV Crowd watching. CU Frank Binney operating sound equipment. LV Michael Redgrave reading out aloud inscription on Tablet. CU Tablet. CU Still shot, Friese-Greene. GV Friese-Greene's Cine-Studio at the back of house at Brighton. AS Interior of roof. SV Michael Redgrave talking to Friese-Greene in Studio pan down to Friese-Greene's Studio chair. GV Still shot Friese-Greene's old time house. SV Family Picture. CU Friese-Greene's patent specification. CU Turning crank handle of Friese-Greene's first camera. CU Still shot showing four pictures. SV Operating modern sound camera alongside Friese-Greene's first camera. AS Modern sound camera Pan to Friese-Greene's camera. Still shot of Friese-Greene's funeral. AS Pathe's Bill Jordan operating modern sound camera on location at Brighton. LS Michael Redgrave and Mayor looking at unveiled tablet on wall. CU Tablet. <br/> <br/>(Orig. Neg.) (Orig.Track.E - Title scene F.)

BILL GRAHAM INTRODUCES EVERYONE

COMITTEE VOTES, FOSTER AND CLINTON SHAKE HANDS, CLINTO TESTIFIES AT HEARING, BILL GRAHAM, BOB DOLE, CLINTON SPEAKS

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