Footage showing New Year military parade at the race course, inspection of Girl Guides at a gathering in the formal grounds of a residence, society wedding of British General, shots of the Taj Mahal, and the family dogs, Greta and Garbo. This film was taken by Lady Kendall, wife of Sir Charles Kendall, High Court Judge in Indian Civil Service. (00.00 to 01.31) A military band play whilst cavalry and infantry parade past. The sequence ends with formally dressed British men and women chatting by the side of the parade route. (01.32 to 03.09) Footage taken from inside a moving vehicle showing pedestrians and elephants standing by the road as the cars go past. This is interspersed with wide shots of passing cars, as well as footage of street traffic – tuk-tuks, rickshaws, men and women walking etc. The footage then switches to Lady Kendall meeting formally-dressed British woman and reviewing British girls dressed in Girl Guide uniforms while Indian girls in the background wear saris. (03.10 to 05.45) More footage from a parade ground, and of cavalry and infantry as well as a marching band and uniformed British officials reviewing the passing troops. (05.46 to 06.11) Judge Charles Kendall dressed in robes and wig stands with formally-dressed Indian and British men (possibly lawyers) and British women. The sequence ends as Kendall gets into a car. (06.12 to 08.17) Wedding of a military officer with a number of uniformed troops crossing swords for the bride to walk under and escorting the wedding car away from the church. There are shots from the wedding reception of guests, the couple, bridesmaids, the wedding cake etc. This is followed by a short sequence of two dachshund dogs. (08.18 to 09.12) Wide angle and detail shots of the Taj Mahal and its grounds, and of birds and Indian palm squirrels feeding in the gardens. Creator: Lady Isabella Clare Kendall

LS of a woman in a nice dress walking through hallway where men on ladders are painting the walls; WS of two women walking into a crowded room and presenting their dresses; MS of women turning around in their dresses as other women are taking notes

FOOTAGE OF THE THE FRANK MURPHY STORE’S ANNUAL “GIVE AWAY SALE” WHERE HIGH END FASHIONS FROM THE PREVIOUS YEAR ARE SOLD AT A DISCOUNT.

00:00:00:00 [Philadelphia celebrates anniversary of mtg of Constitutional Convention]--man dressed as Ben Franklin :14/ blacksmith :30/ women in period dress making quilts :38/ people in period dress ...

Women displaying latest fashions at racecourse in Paris

Item title reads - Women fair at Woman's Fair. <br/> <br/>Olympia, London. <br/> <br/>M/S as curtain goes back on stage and ladies parade out in long old fashioned dresses, crinolines and hats. They are girls who have been picked from factories to model the dresses of famous designers. M/S as the camera pans across them with their dresses and parasols. M/S as one girl walks on holding a big feathered fan. Various shots of the beautiful dress she is wearing which has big ornate shoulders, and a fitted bodice with buttons down the back. <br/> <br/>M/S of a girl modelling a strapless crinoline in white organdie, various shots of the dress. M/S of a dress called 'nights of autumn' which is strapless and fitted with a white skirt and frills. M/S of an aluminium gown lined with silk, the model holds out her arms to show the voluminous sleeves, the camera pans up the dress. M/S of a girl in short pyjamas, the camera pans up her. M/S as several of the girls walk up and bow to a lady sat in an ornate dress and wearing a crown, she has a dog with her.

Premium Rate Footage - Rare home movies of men and women cross dressing from 1937 - dancing having fun outside, drinking beer, woman dressed as a man, man dressed as a woman, countryside, interior naked person, group together outside - Cross dressing, transgender, gay, transvestite, lifestyle

African tribesman dressed in a colorful dress adorning a headgear and carrying primitive weapons displays a dance. A group of men dance as women of the tribe clap in appreciation. Men and women dressed in their traditional attires. Location: Africa. Date: 1931.

[Gould can 5365.3: Panama-Pacific International Exposition]

1962 WOMEN'S FASHIONS (SOVIET STYLE) - LS YOUNG MODEL WALKS THE RUNWAY MODELLING DRESS STYLES. MEN, WOMEN SIT IN AUDIENCE VIEWING THE MODELS. MODELS IN PAIRS SHOW EVERY DAY DRESS STYLES. COATS AND HATS BEING MODELLED AS WELL AS EVENING DRESSES.

TAPE: EF03/0738 IN_TIME: 14:28:23 DURATION: 2:39 SOURCES: APTN/WHDH RESTRICTIONS: DATELINE: Boston, 15th August 2003 SHOTLIST: 1. Hundreds of cheering and screaming women queue in basement corridor waiting for doors to open 2. Pan along queue of cheering women 3. Various women displaying their wedding rings and cheering crowds 4. Sign for sale 5. Pan along closed doors with screaming women just behind 6. Store officials guard racks of dresses ahead of opening time 7. Doors open (shot from inside store) and women charge in 8. Various women dragging dresses off racks 9. Guard looking surprised as women scrap over dresses 10. Women with armfuls of dresses 11. Women climb over rails to get at dresses 12. Various mayhem in store as women try on dresses and dance with excitement as they find the dress they want 13. Woman in bra and pants trying on dress 14. Woman wearing cream bridal gown BRIDAL FRENZY OVER KNOCK-DOWN DRESSES Hundreds of brides, with their eyes set on snaring the bargain of their dreams for that "special day", charged through the doors of a Boston bridal wear store on Friday. The Filene's sale is something of an institution in Massachusetts and the powercuts that left neighbouring states completely crippled were the last thing on the minds of these women. Nearly two thousand dresses were up for grabs - and grab is exactly what many of the brides-to be did. Most of the gowns were going for the knock-down price of 249 (US) dollars. Some previously cost as much as 9,000 (US) dollars. Some of the women were in teams and had walkie-talkies to coordinate colours and dress sizes. The store security guards had their work cut out just remaining standing as the bargain-hunters raced through the store in a frenzied search for the perfect dress. Many of the women shopping admitted they had no potential husbands but were buying dresses with a hopeful eye on the future.

CSs of women in Traditional Dress Contest as they pass the camera. CS of little girl in traditional dress. Several more CSs of women and babies in traditional dress.

On a ship, a man dressed as a woman entertains troops returning home circa 1945.

NY fashion-shawl-collar coats, ermine/mink fur; dresses; cloche hats; STRANGE FOOTAGE as camera dollies, shows store windows, camera truck, traffic, pedestrians seen in reflection; mannequins; cabinet, coats, hats, dresses; sofa, furs, hats; cabinet radio (?); dresses, furs; dresses, hats; gown; suit; sign BLACK HATS WITH A TOUCH OF COLOR; hats; EXCELLENT SHOT OF CAMERA TRUCK;

This is a home movie showing a family's trek from Maryland to Florida or, as the title card at the start states, "South of the Mason-Dixon Line". We don't know who shot or edited the film, but it includes wonderful title cards throughout. The Mason-Dixon Line is a demarcation line drawn by Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon in the late 18th century as part of the resolution of a border dispute involving Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Delaware in the colonial United States. The footage begins in Maryland but quickly changes to sights and scenes from around Colonial Williamsburg. Then the viewer is taken through the Blue Ridge Mountains in Pennsylvania and shown scenes of rural life there. The film ends exploring the pristine Cypress Gardens, Florida and Middleton Place in South Carolina.<p><p>Film opens, illustrated map of America’s south east coast and text that says “South of the Mason Dixon Line” (0:08). Montage various trees, wildlife i.e. Oriental Wisteria (0:11). Barbara Fritchie's House and Museum, Frederick, Maryland; small creek behind museum; Trees lined with colorful buds of flowers (0:42). Luray Singing Tower Monument, Virginia (1:32). Woman on farm wearing dress, red cardigan walks toward camera (1:56). Scenes along Skyline Drive, Shenandoah Valley; Flora and fauna i.e. Great white trillium flowers, dandelions (2:00). Close-up snail as it crawls along wood stump (3:20). Mountain Laurel plant growing along Blue Ridge Mountains (3:45). Humble cabin in middle of valley, makeshift timber bridge stretching over stream, two young girls pose for camera (4:20). Golden sunlight shines through clouds during golden hour, sky changes to pastel colors as dusk falls (4:47). Desolate road lined with orange, brown trees with autumnal leaves (5:08). Scenes from Williamsburg, Virginia - former colonial capital (est.1699) named after King William III; 1930s-era automobile trails behind horse-drawn coach with two coachmen dressed in colonial-era costume (6:19). Colonial Williamsburg Courthouse (6:34). “Old Powder Horn” building (est.1715) (6:37). Front view of colonial-era horse-drawn coach and four horses (6:46). American Revolution, meeting of Convention of 1776 which declared colonies free; Colonial Williamsburg Capitol (Rebuilt from original plans found in Bodleian Library, England) (6:52). Brick prison house, Public Gaol, man dressed as jailor in re-enactment costume (7:12). Colonial Williamsburg Governor's Palace; Palace gardens and grounds; Women dressed-up in colonial-era gowns as well as “help” in kitchen wearing domestic clothing (7:38). Sign for Travis House restaurant, man dressed in colonial-era breeches and blouse serves food on tray to dining visitors (8:12). Williamsburg Inn (8:37). Perhaps 1936 Oldsmobile Coup parked on road (8:44). William & Mary College campus: Wren Building framed by tree-lined path (8:53). George Wythe House (1755) (9:11). Shenandoah Chinchilla Farm Inc. grounds, animal handler shows off chinchilla (9:27). Song title “The Trail of the Lonesome Pine” referring to Blue Ridge Mountains, scenes from life in the mountains: Women sit on side of the road and embroider fabric (10:08). Quote from Robert Frost poem “Two Tramps in Mud Time,” light changes on grassy hill-side as clouds move through sky (10:30). Smoky Mountains National Park, North Caroline and Tennessee; Car seen driving along trail that loops around highway and passes through two tunnels (10:45). Twilight in Smoky Mountains (11:18). Cotton fields in Tennessee, cotton blossoms (last two days: yellow bloom, then pink on second day) (11:30). Scenes from Ozark Mountains in Arkansas (Mount Gaylor - unincorporated community): Pigs, piglets roam farm; Group of young local kids pose for camera (11:50). Ducks float on small pond as dusk falls (13:09). Row houses along a Charleston street (13:17). View down street of St. Philip’s Church Charleston, South Carolina (13:28). Women sell flowers on sidewalk (13:34). Boat ride through Cypress Gardens (13:53). Middleton Place house and grounds (15:05). Film ends (15:48).<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

Hollywood on Parade

Filmmaker: Wilma Gladstone General description In this film, Gladstone and her friend Joyce Trott record a driving tour they made of the northern and eastern regions of Ghana. The footage shows a variety of everyday scenes depicting roof thatching, children learning and playing at school, various markets and children weaving cloth as well as scenes from the Independence Day celebrations in Ghana. Detailed description Ferry crossing the Volta River at Yeji Clip shows trucks driving off a car float ferry with side tug on one side of the river while other vehicles wait to drive onto the ferry. Men and women walk onto the ferry as well, including a young bread-seller balancing a large tray of bread loaves on his head. Scene switches aboard the ferry itself as it crosses the river, closing in on the opposite riverbank. Shots of cars and people waiting on the opposite side. Boys riding a donkey at Navrongo Two boys ride a donkey bareback around some trees, stopping to be photographed by a European woman. Scene switches to a string of laden donkeys trotting past on a nearby track with their drivers. Market at Bolgatanga Extensive footage of the bustling outdoor market at Bolgatanga, with shots of baskets and woven hats for sale, the smock section with smocks hanging from trees, grain and vegetable sellers, cooked foodstuffs, pot sellers, a tailor working a treadle sewing machine and a cobbler mending shoes. The market is very busy with a variety of buyers and sellers in an array of dress. Many of the stallholders are women with small children. Also, brief shots of Joyce, strolling in the market with a Ghanaian man. Funeral dance near Bolgatanga Brief footage of several men dancing, armed with knives, and bows and arrows. A village is visible in the background. The dance appears to have a strong narrative or story-telling element to it. Boys strip-weaving at Pusiga Two boys sit outdoors beneath makeshift shelters, weaving long cotton strips on pit treadle looms constructed from branches and logs. There are a few onlookers and a village with round mud-walled houses is in the background. The boys work quickly and competently. Close-ups of the boys' hand and foot movements; also, brief footage of a boy sitting on the ground spinning thread with a rudimentary spindle and wheel. Scene shifts to boys operating an upright loom outdoors. The boys wear smart shirts and shorts and there is a solid masonry building in the background. There are two boys to a loom and their movements are not always sure as they tread the loom, suggesting that they are part of a school or training scheme. Cut to shots of whitewashed round houses with thatched roofs and a man carrying a pile of wood on his head amongst the houses. Men on horseback.

MS of woman sitting at small table as she does her hair and makeup; group of women dressed as flappers sitting around; CU of the women's faces

Set against a greenscreen keyable backdrop, a brunette model wearing a long, red silk dress (as seen in 3/4 profile) moves a step forward. She extends her arms behind her as wind blows, ruffling her hair and dress.

--SUPERS--\nSunday\nParkland, FL\n\n --VIDEO SHOWS--\nWomen dressed like angels\n\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nFLORIDA SCHOOL SHOOTING MARJORY STONEMAN DOUGLAS PARKLAND\n

TAPE: EF03/0738 IN_TIME: 14:28:23 DURATION: 2:39 SOURCES: APTN/WHDH RESTRICTIONS: DATELINE: Boston, 15th August 2003 SHOTLIST: 1. Hundreds of cheering and screaming women queue in basement corridor waiting for doors to open 2. Pan along queue of cheering women 3. Various women displaying their wedding rings and cheering crowds 4. Sign for sale 5. Pan along closed doors with screaming women just behind 6. Store officials guard racks of dresses ahead of opening time 7. Doors open (shot from inside store) and women charge in 8. Various women dragging dresses off racks 9. Guard looking surprised as women scrap over dresses 10. Women with armfuls of dresses 11. Women climb over rails to get at dresses 12. Various mayhem in store as women try on dresses and dance with excitement as they find the dress they want 13. Woman in bra and pants trying on dress 14. Woman wearing cream bridal gown BRIDAL FRENZY OVER KNOCK-DOWN DRESSES Hundreds of brides, with their eyes set on snaring the bargain of their dreams for that "special day", charged through the doors of a Boston bridal wear store on Friday. The Filene's sale is something of an institution in Massachusetts and the powercuts that left neighbouring states completely crippled were the last thing on the minds of these women. Nearly two thousand dresses were up for grabs - and grab is exactly what many of the brides-to be did. Most of the gowns were going for the knock-down price of 249 (US) dollars. Some previously cost as much as 9,000 (US) dollars. Some of the women were in teams and had walkie-talkies to coordinate colours and dress sizes. The store security guards had their work cut out just remaining standing as the bargain-hunters raced through the store in a frenzied search for the perfect dress. Many of the women shopping admitted they had no potential husbands but were buying dresses with a hopeful eye on the future.

Item title reads - No Caps & Gowns for Women. Male undergraduates indulge in good humoured rag while Senate votes against full degrees for women. Cambridge <br/> <br/>A procession of various men walk down the street. Men dressed as women hold up banners saying "Look at us don't we deserve degrees?" M/S of three men dressed up as women. L/S of a man talking on a platform. L/S of men dressed up waving and smoking.

1929 style show in Milwaukee, WI