Planète rock: broadcast of 28 May 1988
Young Male Service Employee Exiting His Truck Grabbing His Tool Box Bag and Walking Toward a Customer's Home
Young Caucasian Man in His Thirties Exiting His Service Truck With Tools Toward a Client’s House To Perform Blue Collar Service Such as Carpet Cleaning or Home Inspection or Improvement
EDUCA
boy walks into little red school house school, town, fields train passes factories, houses man runs spinning-wheel device, man milks cow, office worker talks on phone, doctor examines child, all on same screen three college buildings people college students listen to professor in cap, gown, doctor, lawyer, professor, butcher, baker, buggy whip maker professor carries stack of books, film cans, or large gold coins factory worker holds same professor pulls down screen labeled BIRTH RATE line shows birth rate growth line shows growth of STUDENT ENROLLMENT line shows growth of NATIONAL WEALTH professor watches car full of wild 1910 students pass car full of wild 1960 students passes town, airport, factories scientists work machines, cows, office workers, doctor tends patient, all in same screen factory outline: men in caps and gowns work at desks factory outline changes to test tubes outline, scientists work in lab test tubes outline changes to Capitol Building outline, workers work at desks Capitol outline changes to Pentagon outline, army officers work at desks people in caps, gowns (seen again) people people in various occupations professor puts math formula on board professor, doctor, lawyer, businessman next to stacks of gold coins people of various occupations drive cars professor's car bucks, bounces, dies professor throws away cap, gown, approaches factory professor enters door marked PROFESSORS WANTED VACATIONS PENSIONS TOP PAY OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT PROFIT SHARING boy at desk draws, in notebook, stick figures holding bags of money, labels them PROF, ENGINEER professor pulls down screen labeled BIRTH RATE 1910 1920 1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 line shows rise in birth rate school outline labeled STUDENT ENROLLMENT 1960 1970 profs in school outline college buildings question mark Dollar sign $ changes to stack of gold coins labeled 4 1/2 BILLION, outline of school, stacks of gold under: pipe, liquor bottle, sports equipment, jockey on horse art: stacks of coins grow higher, money amounts grow higher as years of 60s pass coins fall into new stack, which floats past students coins fall into new stack in front of college building coins fall in front of professor, who stands next to doctor, lawyer coins fall in front of people of various occupations, some of whom change to professors coins fall in front of college buildings question mark question mark in front of gold coins capitol buildings buildings labeled PHILANTHROPIC FOUNDATION, UNION HALL, UNIVERSITY college building labeled ALDER HALL, banner reads HOMECOMING, sign DONATED BY CLASS OF 1929 various workers in cutaway building hands write checks for college funds office buildings, factories (seen again) company PRESIDENT talks on phone, factory BG, cap appears on head, he pushes buttons, capped men enter man talks sternly to meeting, some wear caps scientists wear caps, work in lab coins fall into stack 500 MILLION question mark stack of coins stack of coins grows from school outline past US map full of factories (seen again) coins fall into Erlenmeyer flask, liquid drips from flask, turns into coins 500 MILLION, all in outline map of US (seen again) stacks of coins 250 BILLION, coin expands, turns to wedge 500 MILLION coins in school outline professor looks at stack of coins labeled PALEOZOIC PSYCHIC PHENOMENA professor sees collapsed LIBRARY coins fall college buildings AUDITORIUM conductor bows, conducts SCIENCE building microscope, hypodermic, plants grow around them building man works big stone age computer submarine submerged college buildings (seen again) people students in caps, gowns US map globe, silhouette of student FG foreign buildings, vases, musical instruments, people US founding fathers, Abe Lincoln, Vikings, scientists through the ages including Newton, Einstein silhouettes of students, globe BG student walks to modern building, casts large shadow on brick wall
Film taken on an African Safari, [c.1951-1953], PART 2
Group of 3 men and 3 children, surrounding sign in French saying: '[?] de Lubero, Equateur, Altitude 2200m, Don des Farines de Froment GMK Luberon'. Looking across to substantial red-tiled houses below hill ridge and cultivated fields. Views of ostriches, antelope herd (wildebeest?), jackal, hippo in the river, and flock of 7 ostriches running away. Giraffe, elephant and horned rhino. Hatted man creeps in front of the camera and squats down to film, no doubt just as our film-maker is doing. The rhino has paused. At the river, a great flock of bats as evening falls. Close-up of elephant feeding and distant snow-capped peak. Large herd of elephants, including very juvenile calves in distance and then back to feeding elephants, pulling branches with trunk. Fades out to view of jackals.
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LADY BIRD AT RADCLIFFE
ORIG. NEG. 235 FT. SOF MAG CU MRS. LADY BIRD JOHNSON GIVING BACCALAUREATE ADDRESS AT RADCLIFFE COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE, MASS. CU AS SHE SPEAKS OF A WOMAN'S ROLE AS HOME-MAKER, IN THE COMMUNITY, AND AS MOTHER. SHE STRESSES THE IMPORTANCE OF A GOOD EDUCATION. ESTABLISHING SHOTS OF RADCLIFFE CAMPUS AND ARRIVAL OF MRS. JOHNSON. MS OF HER IN CAP AND GOWN. CI: GEOGRAPHIC - MASS. , CAMBRIDGE. PERSONALITIES - JOHNSON, LADY BIRD. BUILDINGS - SCHOOLS, UNIVERSITIES, COLLEGES RADCLIFFE COLLEG SPEECHES - WOMEN.
DRUG MAKER ELI LILLY TO CUT INSULIN PRICES; CAP COSTS AT $35 (9:30pET)
<p><b>--SUPERS</b>--</p>\n<p>:12-:18</p>\n<p>Dave Ricks</p>\n<p>Eli Lilly CEO</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>:18-:32</p>\n<p>Eli Lilly & Co.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>:33-:44</p>\n<p>Dave Ricks</p>\n<p>Eli Lilly CEO</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--LEAD IN</b>--</p>\n<p>Drug maker Eli Lilly announced Wednesday a series of price cuts that would lower the price of the most commonly used forms of its insulin by 70% -- saying the move will automatically cap out-of-pocket insulin costs at $35 for people who have private insurance and use participating pharmacies. Melisa Raney has more on what this means for millions of Americans with diabetes. </p>\n<p><b>--REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS</b>--</p>\n<p>PROMISING NEWS FOR THE MORE THAN 37 MILLION AMERICANS LIVING WITH DIABETES. </p>\n<p>DRUG MAKER ELI LILLY ANNOUNCED PRICE CUTS TO LOWER THE COST ON COMMONLY USED FORMS OF ITS INSULIN.</p>\n<p>Dave Ricks, Eli Lilly CEO: "Lilly's going to buy down all of our customers out of pocket cost to $35 at the pharmacy counter automatically."</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>THE MOVE LOWERS THE PRICE OF ITS MOST POPULAR USED INSULIN BY SEVENTY PERCENT.</p>\n<p>THE COMPANY SAYS IT WILL ALSO CUT THE LIST PRICE OF ITS NONBRANDED INSULIN TO TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS A VIAL -- MAKING IT THE LOWEST LIST-PRICED MEALTIME INSULIN AVAILABLE.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Dave Ricks, Eli Lilly CEO: "This is a culmination of about seven years of work we've been doing to reduce the price of our insulin, launching our own generic to our own best selling brand... We think that should be the new standard in America."</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>THE ANNOUNCEMENT COMES A DAY AFTER PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN SAID IMPROVING AMERICANS ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE IS A HIGH PRIORITY IN HIS PROPOSED BUDGET.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Biden: "insulin has been around for 100 years. Cost to make that drug and package it is making 10 dollars and packaging 13, but you've been paying three, four or five hundred dollars a month for that. But big pharma has been unfairly charging that record profits. Not anymore."</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>COST HAS BEEN A PROBLEM FOR MANY AMERICANS WHO ARE FORCED TO RATION THEIR INSULIN.</p>\n<p>AND THE AVERAGE PRICE OF THE DRUG NEARLY TRIPLED BETWEEN 2002 AND 2013 ACCORDING TO THE AMERICAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION. </p>\n<p>I'M MELISA RANEY REPORTING.</p>\n<p><b>-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----</b></p>\n<p></p>
Selected Originals - RACING : LINCOLN HANDICAP
Selected Originals (offcuts, selected scenes, out-takes, rushes) for story "The Lincoln" - 52/26. <br/> <br/>Material for Newsreel Story - some shots not used. <br/> <br/>Material surrounding the Lincoln Handicap horse race. <br/> <br/>GV. Crowds and bookies. CU. man in flat cap looking through glasses. LV. Crowd. SV. Bookies. CU. Bookie. LV. Crowded stand. SV. Book maker. <br/> <br/>(Mute. Orig. Neg.)
CONTEMPORARY STOCK FOOTAGE
Fez cap, hat maker in Khan el-Khalili Bazaar, Cairo.
POG MANIA
A LOOK AT A HOT NEW COLLECTOR’S ITEM FOR KIDS...POGS.
CAPTAIN JOE BUSH INTEVIEW
ORIGINAL COLOR 500' SOF. MAG. CUT STORY: FLAG A TOP POLE AT CEMETERY. GRAVE MAKER JOSEPH K. BUSH CAP. U.S. ARMY. VIETNAM DFC JAN 28TH 1944 FEB 10TH 1969 B&W PICTURE OF BUSH. INTERVIEW'S BUSH'S MOTHER (SHE HOLDS PIC, TAKEN OF BUSH IN LAOS COMP- OUND DAY HE WAS KILLED) SHE AGREES WITH SON THAT IF COMMUNISTS NOT STOPPED IN INDOCHINA, THEY'LL BE IN OUR BACK YARD, MORE OF MRS. BUSH HOLDING PICTURE OF SON AND WAS NO SECRET HE STATIONED LAOS. P.O.V. MOVING AIR SHOT OF SUBURBIA. GROUND SHOT: SUBURBIA V.S. CEMETERY. BUSH AND OTHER VIETNAM WAR GRAVES. CI: WAR: LAOS. GEOG: TEXAS, SAN ANTONIO. BUILDINGS: CEMETERIES. STREETS: SUBURBAN, SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS. WAR: VIETNAM: CASUALTIES, DEAD.
MILITARY HATS
THE U.S. DEPLOYMENT TO THE GULF IS KEEPING CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS BUSY. IN VIRGINIA, HAT MAKERS ARE WORKING HARD TO SUPPLY HATS, CAPS AND HELMET COVERS. IRONICALLY, ONE HAT MAKER HAS SEEN A DECLINE IN BUSINESS SINCE THE GULF CRISIS BEGAN...BUT THAT IS BECAUSE MOST OF THEIR HEAD WEAR IS MADE FOR MILITARY STORES.
Asian female cooking apprentice bake bread
Asian female cooking apprentice took out bread inside oven
33474 1930s WILD WEST JULY 4th PARADE GLOBE, ARIZONA HOME MOVIE w/ APACHE INDIANS (SILENT)
This fascinating black & white home movie features a 4th of July parade in Globe, Arizona, as well as some desert (!) golfing. The images of Globe are especially interesting as they show a diverse vision of the West -- if you look you'll see Native Americans and African Americans in the footage. This is circa the late 1920s or early 1930s. Globe is a city in Gila County, Arizona that was founded c. 1875 as a mining camp. The Old Dominion mine was the principal copper producer in the Globe District.<p><p>Opening: Model T Fords drive past and people mill around Broad Street in the small Arizona town of Globe, the streets are packed with people (:16). The Western Union office and Holy Angels Church is visible in the b/g at (:19). Men in cowboy hats and women in dresses walk past a sign that reads Tucson/Safford (:25). A child dressed in an Indian outfit with a feather in his cap (:28). An actual Native American girl, most likely from the Apache tribe, with a papoose also shown (:35) People are gathered on a street corner (:40). At (:54), a man in a cowboy hat appears to be showing off a piece of gambling equipment, a Chuck-a-Luck bird cage, possibly for a raffle. At (:55) the interior of a shop is shown, with Orange Crush signs visible in the window. The piece of machinery in the foreground might be an ice cream maker, or who knows? At (:57) rare shots inside what appears to be a primitive saloon, with gaming tables at the ready. A sign says "Bank Here". (1:03) At (1:06) three men post in front of a sign that says "Hell on Earth Here". The July 4th Parade goes down a street, a man leading it holds the American flag (1:13). People hold a sign that reads: “Globe High Band, Put on a clean shirt and come see The Youngest Senior Class Play April 29” (1:20). A band plays in the parade (1:23). People walk by in a variety of outfits (1:31). Stagecoach in the parade (1:53). A group of Apache carrying shotguns (2:00). Many people ride horses as part of the parade (2:08) including prospectors with donkeys and mules (2:14). An African American man fans himself on the back of a wagon (2:39). An "outlaw" with a bandana walks down Broad Street (2:51). A fire engine rides past (2:59). Prospectors walk past carrying gold pans; an African American man watches them go by (3:20). A man in a top hat walks past (3:29). People and children ride donkeys (3:35). Mountains in the distance (3:47). Men lean on their golf clubs (4:00). A man places his golf ball down on the ground and then swings his club and hits it (4:13). Another man hits his golf ball (4:25). The men play golf (4:33). The men putt on the green (5:02). The men stand around and shake hands (5:10). A man swings his golf club at a ball (5:28). <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: "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, 2k and 4k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com
REQUEST FOR CNN INDONESIA: BUSINESS HIT
--SUPERS--\nThursday\nNew York\n\nNovember 29, 2018\n\n:00-:07\nClare Sebastian\nCNN New York\n\n:08 - :12\nWDIV\n\n35 - 40\nUNITED TECHNOLOGIES\n\n40 - 44\nUNITED TECHNOLOGIES\n\n44 - 55\nUNITED TECHNOLOGIES\n\n55 - 01:00\nMicrosoft\n\n01:00 - 01:03\nMicrosoft\n\n01:03 - 01:12\nMicrosoft\n\n01:12 - 01:19\nMicrosoft\n\n01:24 - 01:29\nTESLA MOTORS\n\n01:33 - 01:36\nTESLA MOTORS\n\n01:36 - 01:41\nTESLA MOTORS\n\n01:41 - 01:54\nTESLA MOTORS\n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\n GENERAL MOTORS THIS WEEK ANNOUNCED A MAJOR RESTRUCTURING OF ITS GLOBAL BUSINESS; A MOVE THAT TRIGGERED HARSH CRITICISM FROM PRESIDENT TRUMP\n THE U.S. CARMAKING GIANT SAYS IT WILL SHUT PRODUCTION AT FIVE FACILITIES IN NORTH AMERICA AND SLASH ITS STAFF. \n IT WILL ALSO REDUCE ITS SALARIED WORKFORCE BY 15%, that's about eight thousand people, INCLUDING A QUARTER OF THE COMPANY'S EXECUTIVES.\n THE MOVES ARE PART OF GM'S EFFORTS TO REINVEST MONEY AWAY FROM THE KINDS OF CARS THAT ONCE DOMINATED AMERICA'S ROADWAYS AND FOCUS ON TECHNOLOGY IT BELIEVES WILL POWER ITS FUTURE, LIKE ELECTRIC AND DRIVERLESS VEHICLES\n\n UNITED TECHNOLOGIES, THE 84-YEAR-OLD MAKER OF ELEVATORS AND JET ENGINES, IS SPLITTING APART.\n THE COMPANY ANNOUNCED PLANS TO SPIN OFF ITS OTIS ELEVATOR DIVISION AS WELL AS ITS CARRIER BUILDING SYSTEMS BUSINESS. \n THE REMAINING COMPANY WILL BE SQUARELY FOCUSED ON AVIATION.\n IT WILL BE LED BY JET ENGINE MAKER PRATT &amp;amp; WHITNEY AND NEWLY ACQUIRED PARTS MAKER ROCKWELL COLLINS.\n\n FORGET THE ONCE TRENDY FAANG STOCKS. THE NEW TECH HEAVYWEIGHT APPEARS TO BE MICROSOFT!\n MICROSOFT'S MARKET CAP BRIEFLY OVERTOOK APPLE TO BECOME THE WORLD'S MOST VALUABLE COMPANY ON TUESDAY\n MICROSOFT'S RISE HAS BEEN FUELED BY ITS FOCUS ON CLOUD COMPUTING AND ITS ABILITY TO AVOID THE DISAPPOINTING EARNINGS RESULTS AND INCREASED REGULATORY SCRUTINY THAT HAVE PLAGUED MANY OF ITS BIG TECH RIVALS RECENTLY.\n\n TESLA CEO ELON MUSK SAID HIS ELECTRIC CAR COMPANY CAME WITHIN, QUOTE SINGLE-DIGIT WEEKS OF DEATH THIS YEAR AS IT STRUGGLED TO MEET PRODUCTION TARGETS FOR ITS MODEL 3 SEDAN.\n MUSK MADE THE COMMENTS ABOUT TESLA'S CASH CRUNCH ON THE TV SHOW" AXIOS ON HBO" .\n TESLA FINALLY MANAGED TO HIT ITS PRODUCTION TARGETS IN JUNE AND TURNED A PROFIT IN OCTOBER FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE 2016.\n BUT BEFORE THOSE MILESTONES, THE COMPANY WAS FACING A $1 BILLION DEBT OBLIGATION WITHOUT MUCH REVENUE TO HELP PAY IT DOWN.\n MUSK SAID THE PRODUCTION ISSUES LEFT TESLA "BLEEDING MONEY LIKE CRAZY." AND CLOSE TO COLLAPSE;\n\n AND THOSE ARE SOME OF OUR TOP BUSINESS STORIES\n I'M CLARE SEBASTIAN IN NEW YORK \n\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n
THE MODEL MAKERS - A SUNDERLAND INDUSTRY
Sunderland. Intertitle reads: "As befitting the world's greatest Shipbuilders, Britain is the biggest maker of those beautiful Model Ships which grace so many buildings today." <br/> <br/>Man stands in front of a large glass display case inside which is a very large model liner. He stands with his hands in his pockets admiring the model. C/U of a craftsman standing by the wooden hull of a model he is making. He holds a small tool in his hand which he shows to the camera. He then bends over the hull and begins to work on it. He takes another piece of wood and measures it against the hull piece. C/U of the hull being painted with varnish (?) or glue. Hull is turned on its side. M/S of the craftsman screwing another piece of model on to the hull. Other workers are busy with the more intricate parts of the model - funnels, masts etc. We see three men hard at work at a bench. C/U of quite elderly man doing close work with tiny models on a board beside him (possibly a lifeboat amongst other things.) Rowntree's Pastilles tin visible beside him. C/U of another man doing intricate work - possibly on a mast. <br/> <br/>Top shot of some of the tiny items made for the model ship - lifeboat, funnels, propeller, tables and chairs etc. Two craftsmen put the finishing touches to the model - pieces of string are attached to the many masts. C/U of one of the men deep in concentration. A lifeboat is put into place, as is a rudder and other tiny bits and pieces. "Thou shalt not covet" - where is the boy who doesn't momentarily forget the commandment when he sees one of these fine models?" asks the intertitle. Young boy in an overcoat and school cap stands and looks at the finished model in a display case. <br/> <br/>Was probably a Pictorial item.
1950s TV SHOW
LIVE SKIPPY PEANUT BUTTER COMMERCIAL. MAN PUTS ON PAPER CAP. AT PEANUT STAND. HOLDS BAG OF PEANUTS LIKE YOU WOULD GET AT CIRCUS. SKIPPY REMOVES "STALE MAKERS". CROSS-SECTION DRAWING OF PEANUT WITH LITTLE DEVIL GUN. SCRAPING BOTTOM OF JAR. SMELLING PEANUT BUTTER.
Peruvian woman weaving in Chinchero, The Sacred Valley
The Sacred Valley of the Incas or Urubamba Valley is a valley in the Andes of Peru, close to the Inca capital of Cusco and below the ancient sacred city of Machu Picchu. The valley is generally understood to include everything between Pisac and Ollantaytambo, parallel to the Urubamba River, or Vilcanota River or Wilcamayu, as this Sacred river is called when passing through the valley. It is fed by numerous rivers which descend through adjoining valleys and gorges, and contains numerous archaeological remains and villages. The valley was appreciated by the Incas due to its special geographical and climatic qualities. It was one of the empire's main points for the extraction of natural wealth, and the best place for maize production in Peru.
RQ FOR CNN INDONESIA - BUSINESS LKL
--SUPERS--\n:00 - :05\nZain Asher\nCNN Correspondent\n\n:05 - :18\nApple\n\n:24 - :31\nApple\n\n1:08 - 1:27\nFacebook\n\n1:49 - End\nZain Asher\nCNN Correspondent\n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\n((OC))\n APPLE SHARES RALLIED ON WEDNESDAY AFTER THE RELEASE OF ITS STRONGER THAN EXPECTED earnings REPORT.\n ((VO))\n BOTH EARNINGS AND REVENUES BEAT muted EXPECTATIONS, AS STRENGTHS IN AREAS LIKE SERVICES HELPED OFFSET A FURTHER DECLINE IN SMARTPHONE SALES, WHICH FELL 17% IN THE PAST QUARTER\n ONE sigh of relief: CHINA. CEO TIM COOK SUGGESTED TUESDAY THAT THE WORST MAY BE OVER, SAYING CHINESE SHOPPERS HAD RESPONDED TO PRICE CUTS.\n THE RALLY IN APPLE HELPED LIFT THE COMPANY'S MARKET CAP BRIEFLY ABOVE THE 1 TRILLION DOLLAR MARKET CAP FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE LAST AUGUST\n ((OC))\n HUAWEI MAY BE UNDER FIRE GLOBALLY FROM A US-LED CAMPAIGN AGAINST THE COMPANY, BUT IN CHINA ITS SMARTPHONES ARE RED HOT AND OUTSELLING THE IPHONE FOUR TIMES OVER.\n ((VO))\n A NEW REPORT SAYS HUAWEI DOMINATED THE CHINESE SMARTPHONE MARKET IN THE FIRST THREE MONTHS OF 2019, TAKING A RECORD 34 PERCENT MARKET SHARE AS RIVALS LIKE APPLE ALL STRUGGLED,\n RESEARCH FIRM CANALYS SAYS HUAWEI WAS THE ONLY MAJOR SMARTPHONE MAKER THAT MANAGED TO GROW IN CHINA'S DECLINING MARKET IN THAT TIME.\n ((OC))\n FACEBOOK DEBUTED A MAKEOVER FOR ITS MAIN APP ON TUESDAY AND SAID THE COMPANY IS MAKING A MAJOR SHIFT IN HOW IT'S RUN.\n ((VO))\n CEO MARK ZUCKERBERG KICKED OFF THE COMPANY'S TWO-DAY DEVELOPER CONFERENCE WITH A KEYNOTE ADDRESS IN SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, WHICH REVOLVED AROUND HIS DESIRE TO MAKE FACEBOOK PRIVACY-CENTRIC.\n ZUCKERBERG ADMITTED THAT THE COMPANY HAS A SHAKY REPUTATION ON PRIVACY, HE SAID HE WAS COMMITTEED TO IMPROVING ITS REPUTATION IN THAT AREA\n (OC))\n DONUTS STICKS AND BACON WERE A SWEET AND SAVORY SUCCESS FOR MCDONALD'S LAST QUARTER.\n ((VO))\n MCDONALD'S REPORTED STRONG FIRST-QUARTER EARNINGS BECAUSE OF ROBUST SALES FOR NEW MENU ITEMS AND PROMOTIONS.\n MCDONALD'S SAID GLOBAL COMPARABLE SALES JUMPED 5.4% -- ITS 15TH CONSECUTIVE QUARTER OF GLOBAL SALES GROWTH FOR THE COMPANY. \n ((OC))\n AND THOSE ARE SOME OF OUR TOP BUSINESS STORIES- I'M ZAIN ASHER IN NEW YORK\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n\n
THE LIFEBOAT "HOSPITAL" OF THE R.N.L.I.
"Lifeboats have their own "hospital" where the damage caused by the ravages of the sea is made good." High angle of docks. A lifeboat is lifted onto the quayside by a crane. "What tales of heroism the boat could tell..." High angle of the lifeboat on wheels being pulled along the quayside. "...as it is swung into the repair shed." Low angle of the lifeboat being moved into position. "Up in the riggers' loft rope and sail-makers are busy." M/S of a workshop where men are hard at work. C/U of man weaving a rope (?) M/S of man sewing a sail. Various shots of men working with ropes etc. <br/> <br/>Nice C/U of man in flat cap with lots of ropes around his shoulders - he smiles and laughs at the camera. "Then there's the stores where everything from a lamp to a life belt can be supplied." L/S of men throwing things to each other in the stores. "Down in the equipping yard the gallant boat takes on a new lease of life." High angle of lifeboats - a sail is raised. Low angle of boats being moved around in the warehouse. One of the boats has the following inscription on the side: "R.N.L.B. L.P. and St Helen" - the boat from Liverpool and St Helens presumably. "A dip in the test tank..." C/U of a boat being lowered into a tank of water. Men lift oars into the boat. Royal National Lifeboat Institution. <br/> <br/>Was an item in Eve's Film Review issue number 646.
SILENT COMEDY SHORTS
OLD LADY PLAYING PIANO. BOY SINGING. AD IN NEWSPAPER. KIDS MARCH TO THEIR DESKS. OLD MALE TEACHER. TEACHERS HAIR STICKS UP. STICKS UP AND DOWN, UP AND DOWN. KIDS SPITTING. SPIT BALLS. KIDS IN WAGON. BOY LOOKS AT EMBROIDERY SIGN. KIDS IN SCHOOL. KID WITH DUNCE CAP. KIDS READ BOOK. KIDS FIGHT. DOG RUNNING AROUND. CAT JUMPS ON LAMP. MAYHEM. DOG CHASES CAT. BROKEN LAMP. KIDS IN TROUBLE. DOG TAKES AWAY BUCKET. BLACK KID WASHES DISHES AS PUNISHMENT. KIDS SLIP ON WET FLOOR & PILE UP. KIDS FIGHT FOR SEAT AT LUNCH TABLE. DOG CRAWLS. LICKS BOY. DOG TAKES CHAIR. LADY FALLS. KID HIDES UNDER SINK. POURS WATER OUT OF POT. BOY PASSES NOTE. WINKS AT BOY. KIDS SLEEPING IN BEDROOM. WOMAN PUTS OUT LIGHT. CARRIES CANDLE. BOY LIGHTS CANDLE. KID GETS OUT OF BED. PUSHES DRESSER IN FRONT OF DOOR, TAKES OFF NIGHTSHIRTS, CLIMBS OUT WINDOW, CLIMBS DOWN SHEET ROPE. UGLY LADY IN BED. MAN HELPS KIDS. LADY PUSHES HER WAY INTO BEDROOM. PULLS ROPE. ESCAPE ON WAGON WITH OLD MAN. CROOKED WHEELS. THEY'RE FREE. MULE WON'T GO. DOG & KID COME OUT OF LAUNDRY CHUTE. MAN IN BASEMENT TIES KIDS UP. ABANDONED HOUSE. KIDS SCREAM, RUN UP STAIRS. MAN PULLS DOWN POWERSWITCH. PICTURE FALLS ONTO MAN'S HEAD. HE BEATS UP IMAGINARY PERSON. EATING FEAST. KISS. HAPPY KIDS AT DINNER TABLE. MISCHIEF MAKERS
PT. 2 - SWITZERLAND B-ROLL AND FILE VIDEO CIRCA 1951 VINTAGE
GOOD VINTAGE COLOR VIDEO TRANSFERRED FROM FILM OF SWITZERLAND CIRCA 1951.
VOTE 2000 / GREEN PARTY PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE RALPH NADER
VOTE 2000 / GREEN PARTY PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE RALPH NADER 15:55:42 HEAD ON OF NADER AS HE DELIVERS SPEECH @ GET OUT THE VOTE (GOTV) RALLY IN MCI CENTER IN WASHINGTON, DC / NATSOT 15:56:18 "THIS IS NOT THE OLD DEMOCRATIC PARTY, THIS IS A HOLLOW PARTY"5 15:56:56 HAS OF CROWD IN ARENA AS THEY CHEER & WAVE SIGNS 15:59:02 "BOTH PARTIES SUPPORT WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION (WTO) & NORTH AMERICAN FREE TRADE ORGANIZATION (NAFTA) 15:59:49 "IT'S TRADE UBBER ALLES" 16:00:24 COMMENTS ON GREEN PARTY PLATFORM WHICH INCLUDES US WITHDRAWAL FROM NAFTA & WTO 16:13:22 LS HEAD ON OF NADER AS BANNER APPEARS IN BG READING "RALPH NADER FOR PRESIDENT" 16:15:52 CROWD CUTS 16:31:20 TWO SHOT OF NADER & NADER SUPPORTER PROFESSOR CORNELL WEST / WEST DELIVERS SPEECH & SHOUTS "RALPH NADER IS NOT FOR SALE" 16:32:40 HEAD ON OF WEST 16:38:00 VS OF NADER SUPPORTER PATTI SMITH SINGING ON STAGE 16:39:02 TIGHT SHOT OF DOCUMENTARY FILM MAKER MICHAEL MOORE (IN DETROIT TIGERS BASEBALL CAP) SINGING ON STAGE W/ OTHERS 16:46:09 WS OF STAGE FOLLOWING RALLY / NO AUDIO