Footage of busy street in Edison, New Jersey in the 1960s with various gas stations and Burger King. Shot near the junction of Route 27, possibly Plainfield Avenue.

Box holding Burger King chicken, with trans fat content shown. Chicken pieces in box, with bag holding fries.

Cuts (rushes, out takes) for stories featured in Colour Pictorial - CP 729. Cut stories are also on tape *PM0473*. <br/> <br/>There are lots of cuts for the Florida travelogue - c 24 minutes - so well worth checking for extra material. <br/> <br/>This reel includes: <br/> <br/>Miami Seaquarium - various shots. Sea fishing. People paddling in the sea. Children playing in the sea. Boat trips. Pleasure boats. Yachts. A marina. Street scenes. Chinatown (?). Tramcar. Surfing. Audiences watching dolphins at Seaquarium. Performing seals. Conch Tour Train. Burger King roadside restaurant. Turtles at the Seaquarium. Various shots of tourists at the Seaquarium. Neon lights of Miami including a sign for the 007 Go-Go which is presumably the show we see in the cut story. Howard Johnson's restaurant sign. <br/> <br/>Customers at the Go-Go show bang the tables with little batons. They are like the sticks used to play xylophones. Shots of the spectators are intercut with shots of the go-go dancers including some great leg shots. <br/> <br/>Beauty contest footage not seen in cut story - girls in swimsuits walk along the edge of a swimming pool. Looks like it could be "Miss America" as sashes read Hawaii, Colorado, Nebraska and Maine. Shots of the girls parading and posing around the pool. Other contestants are seen. Nice posing on the diving board of the pool. Super glamorous girls. C/U of an appreciative onlooker smoking a cigar. Very brown middle aged men look on approvingly. <br/> <br/>Various aerial shots of Miami and the Keys. Views of Miami Beach hotels from moving car.

Berlin at Night

BURGER KING COMMERCIAL (SAME)

PEOPLE DEMONSTRATED OUTSIDE A WASHINGTON, DC, BURGER KING RESTAURANT TO PROTEST ITS “TRAINING WAGE,” AND CALL FOR A RAISE IN THE MINIMUM WAGE

Burger King Kitchen Cooking the burgers Assembling the burgers People eating Reporter standup

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

New York City - Night - Manhattan - Gritty streets - car traffic - Burger King fast food restaurant - pan to seedy hotel entrance and pharmacy - motel - prescription drugs - taxi cab past

PREMIUM RATE FOOTAGE - wide shot of car that crashed through side of Burger King - many angels of car and wreckage - part of wall leans against car - a shot of front of car in front of counter - driver in back seat of police car (squad car) - car wreck - wrecked car (automobile) - crashed car - many different angles and cutaways - Los Angeles, CA - LA

Customers at the drive-through of a Burger King fast food site give their orders and receive their change.

47:46 - 48:29 More from Michael Jacobsen. Jacobsen declares Burger King's Double Whopper with cheese ""quintessential junk"" and holds up a beaker filled with 14 teaspoons of fat, explaining that it's the same amount as in the Whopper.

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

Burger King announced today it is taking on arch rival McDonald's in a battle of Big Burgers. The Miami-based Burger King Corporation will launch it's "Big King" this Labor Day weekend to compete with the Big Mac. Burger King's new sandwich has two hamburger patties, two slices of cheese, lettuce, onions, pickles and a secret "King Sauce" -- has 75% more beef and less bread than the Big Mac.

BURGER KING BALLOON ZOOM BACK, BIZARRE

MCDONALDS VS. BURGER KING, HAMBURGERS.

TELEVISION COMMERCIALS #2

"Looters will be shot"" painted on windows. Sign for demolition service, sign for Rebirth Brass Band, EXT of Burger King with now hiring sign, sign for medical clinic. EXT of building with ""looters will be shot"" painted across. Shot of another building with ""looters will be shot"" written on corner. Sign in front of restaurant that reads ""Come in we're open."

MCDONALDS VS. BURGER KING, HAMBURGERS.

TELEVISION COMMERCIALS #4