Black Friday

Black Friday Sale banner, card. 4k animation

City Line: Pennsylvania Avenue Reunion. February 15, 1987. Hosts Jaki Hall and B.T. Bentley wear vintage outfits and introduce show's Black History Month theme of the Pennsylvania Avenue nightclub scene in the 1930s, '40s, and '50s, as depicted in the documentary "Up on Pennsylvania Avenue". 2:36 cut to black 2:44 documentary ending credits 2:51 Return to studio - hosts mention awards and ask viewers to call in with their own memories of Pennsylvania Avenue. 4:43 Hosts introduce guests Ruby Glover (singer), Camay Murphy (Cab Calloway's daughter), and J. Hiram Butter (ex-police officer on the Pennsylvania Ave. beat). The guests share their memories of Pennsylvania Avenue's nightclub scene, of special events like the Easter Parade, and of memorable characters who frequented the Avenue. 10:44 Guests discuss fashions of the day and the Charm Center women's clothing boutique. 11:30 Officer Butter recalls crime on the Avenue. A caller remembers going out on Friday and Saturday nights to the Avenue. 13:49 Cut to black. Guests have candid live-mic conversations during commercial break. 14:54 Community Calendar: Etta Sims, Cynthia Howard, and Christopher Providence promote upcoming community events. 17:41 Ruby Glover sings "Day by Day" (popularized by Frank Sinatra), accompanied by Charles Covington on piano. 20:33 Guests discuss memories, including how the Royal theater would show short movies before the live show. 21:36 Ruby Glover shares memories of her mother (performer Inez Edwards Bell) and of other performers such as Count Basie, Ethel Waters, Sarah Vaughn, and the Jewel Box Revue. 22:47 An audience member shares her memories of the Regent, the Royal, and the White Rice Restaurant. 23:48 Caller Mary Corona (sp?) reminiscences about the soul food Plantation Restaurant and her family's connection to it. Office Butter comments on her question. 26:03 Commercial break cut to black 26:13 Brody Limousine Service promotional consideration 26:22 An audience member wearing a vintage gown shares her memories with Bentley. 26:55 Hall recalls Gamby's restaurant and shares a photo of her grandmother taken there. 28:12 Guests sing the song "I'm Just Wild About Harry", piano and audience join in. 29:25 End credits 30:23 End

Good Friday

NEWSPAPER HEADLINE FRIDAY OCTOBER 25, 1929. BLACK FRIDAY STOCK MARKET CRASH

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

BLACK FRIDAY SHOPPING IN LONDON

FTG FOR COVERAGE ON BLACK FRIDAY / INT BROLL TARGET IN-STORE SIGN BLACK FRIDAY SALE / INT BROLL COMPUTER SCREEN SHOWING BLACK FRIDAY SALES DEALS AT WALMART.COM / INT BROLL FLIPPING THROUGH TARGET BLACK FRIDAY CIRCULAR HANDOUT

Animation using silhouettes to tell little stories and jokes. Intertitle with animation of woman walking along followed by a station porter pushing a trolley loaded with suitcases. Text reads: "Miss Welldressed going on her summer holidays. What she took - " Then an intertitle with silhouette of woman in a bathing suit with the text "- and what she wore!" (implication being that she over-packed!) <br/> <br/>"What is this?" A man puts a dress over a woman's head then puts a hat on her head. He then kneels down beside her. The silhouette changes to show the audience that it is in fact a shop assistant dressing a dummy in a shop window. <br/> <br/>"What does this shape represent?" asks an intertitle. "Can it possibly be - Travelling in comfort?" A nondescript black blob changes to reveal a crush of people - trying to board an already crowded underground train. "Or travelling by road?" The same black shape turns into the front of a car with lots of people crammed into the back. " <br/> <br/>Or perhaps it is Friday night!" - the shape turns into a bath full of suds, the bubbles gradually burst revealing a woman looking very shocked to be seen in the nude. "It must be Friday morning" - a crowd of women attempt to get into a sale at a clothing store - it is a big crush. <br/> <br/>Was item in Eve's Film Review issue 345. <br/> <br/>Safety print only - original decomposed and destroyed.

Members meet at the Friday 13th Club in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Members of the club, all men, mock various superstitions. They walk under a ladder before entering the club. The name of the club written at the entrance. A skeleton hung in the background. Members sit at a table. A black cat walks across their dining table. A chimpanzee enters with an open umbrella. It walks on the table with the open umbrella. A clock shows time as 10 minutes past 12. The men smash a mirror; one man puts the empty frame over his neck and they laugh. Two men light cigarettes beside the chimpanzee who has a pipe in its mouth. Location: Philadelphia Pennsylvania USA. Date: 1940.

S.F. STATE FRIDAY DECEMBER 6

Friday the 13th midnight horror show announcement - 1950s b&w with green tint - with music - campy drawings of black cat with human skull, skull zooms out to viewer, ghouls, witches and black cats - phrase used Chiller Dillers for scary movies - cartoon illustration of witch

Shoppers run into stores on "Black Friday," the day after Thanksgiving.

HAMS of group of tourists following priest in street of Jerusalem on beginning of Friday Christian procession. HAMSs of nuns and of ecclesiastics waiting under arcades, of nuns and tourists walking to a place. Various shots of Christian procession through Jerusalem old town, many tourists participating including shot of elderly woman all dressed in black, profile CU of monk looking through camera , CUs of elderly men's faces. (00/08/1972)

A Palm Beach woman carried out her Friday the 13th tradition ... by adopting all black cats that were available at the local animal shelter.

Black Friday

FTG FOR COVERAGE ON BLACK FRIDAY / INT BROLL SHOPPERS CALMLY SHOP INSIDE BEST BUY ON BLACK FRIDAY

FRIDAY THE 13TH

Thanksgiving Day Black Friday discount shopping. Huge sale. Saving money. Line of people in front of retail shopping store. Early mornig, 4 a.m.

This home movie likely dates to the late 1930s or early 1940s, and takes the viewer on a tour of Guatemala. The footage begins at the grass covered ruins of the once thriving capital of Utatlán (Q'umarkaj) before transitioning to scenes of village and city life from the San Francisco El Alto Friday Market to San Mateo Ixtatán. The film then goes on to feature shots from the “The Rio Dulce Trip” - a journey by bus, train, and boat beginning at an elevation of 4281 ft and ending at sea level across mountains, swampy lowlands, the Rio Polochic, Lake Izabal, and Rio Dulce. <p><p>Film opens, text explaining history of Utatlán - once capital of K'iche' Maya people (0:08). Ruins of Utatlán (0:20). Man and woman stand at ivy covered entrance to ancient passageway leading to Totonicapán (0:31). Local guide holds up human skull dating from time of Pedro de Alvarado’s conquest of Guatemala, when he killed Tecun Uman (0:40). Group of local men and women talking in background at local outdoor market, local crafts being sold (1:15). Clouds settle above volcano Santa Maria just outside Quetzaltenango (1:20). View of Santiaguito (1:39). Life in K'iche' village Zunil: Women, children gather at water fountain, bamboo stick leads water from fountain into clay jug (2:04). Church bells sway in what was likely former Spanish mission (2:30). View from mountain side of San Cristóbal Totonicapán (2:33). Bustling San Francisco El Alto Friday Market: Path packed to brim with vendors, buyers, and those transporting goods throughout market - various wares for sale i.e. textiles, pottery, produce, livestock; Mixture of more “modern” attire and traditional clothing from different regions of Guatemala (2:41). Zaculeu (or Saqulew) archeological site outside Huehuetenango (4:33). Journey and views of rugged nature up the Sierra de los Cuchumatanes to El Mirador (5:00). Village San Mateo Ixtatán - men ride donkeys through cobblestone street, women hold up fresh produce in baskets (5:23). Bustling San Juan Ostuncalco market - various wares for sale from textiles, pottery, woven baskets (5:50). Examples of traditional winter outfit worn by men: Long black woolen cloak tide by wide red sash “taje” (6:28). European or American looking tourist gentleman holds fresh flowers (6:41). Views of village of San Antonio Sacatepéquez: View of small settlement in valley surrounded by lush green foliage, wild flowers (6:46). Bustling Sunday market at San Pedro Sacatepéquez (“yellow market”): Stunning yellow textiles hang from stalls, women wear yellow traditional “huipil,” other stalls selling fresh flowers, woven baskets (7:01). Municipal swimming pool “Agua Tibia” in San Pedro Sacatepéquez, women wash clothing alongside pool (7:40). Facade of Palacio Maya in San Marcos, government building (8:06). Men walk in zigzag pattern along cobblestone street of carrying large packages on backs (8:16). Scenes from outdoor market in San Martin Chili Verde, examples of traditional clothing from region (8:24). Small village in Chili Verde, men seen wearing traditional costume of white cloth with contrasting red fabric (8:52). “The Rio Dulce Trip” views from along: Women carry gathered sticks, shrubs through streets of village (9:04). Market in village of Tucurú, villagers slowly gather goods and meet in central courtyard surrounding by shelter structures made of wood and dried grass (9:37). Starting point of Verapaz Railroad, steam locomotive pulls into station surrounded by lush green foliage, grass grows along tracks (10:26). POV as group boards boat just after dawn along Polochic River (10:54). Sights and scenes from river journey: River traffic, river reflections, oriole nests, monkeys hanging in trees (11:14). Homes of town of El Estor seen along river bank (12:21). Wild hibiscus flowers (12:50). Views from along Lake Izabal: Local fisherman in kayaks, forest, ruins of El Castillo de San Felipe de Lara (13:05). Beginning of Lake El Golfete/ Golfete Dulce (13:44). Ancient Maya archeological site Quiriguá along shore of Motagua River (14:22). Film ends (14:49).<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 and 2k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com

BLACK FRIDAY PROTEST SHOPPERS HOLIDAY WALMART

1869 Black Friday Gold Panic painting.