AP-APTN-1830: ++US Titanic Monday, 12 November 2012 STORY:++US Titanic- Jewellery found on famous wreck to go on exhibition tour LENGTH: 01:40 FIRST RUN: 1830 RESTRICTIONS: AP Clients Only TYPE: English/Nat SOURCE: AP TELEVISION STORY NUMBER: 866710 DATELINE: Doraville - 11 Nov 2012 LENGTH: 01:40 SHOTLIST: 1. Person opening safe, zoom in to jewellery salvaged from the Titanic 2. Person pulling jewellery out of safe 3. Close-up of silver, diamond encrusted pendant; white-gloved hand picks it up 4. Pan of diamond rings 5. White-gloved hands holding up rings 6. Tilt down from person in lab coat to rings being placed on table 7. SOUNDBITE: (English) Alexandra Klingelhofer, Vice President of Collections, RMS Titanic: "We want to bring out for people to understand the wonder of exploration, going down two-and-a-half miles to the ocean, recovering a bag, bringing it back up and opening it and finding jewellery. Fabulous jewels. Diamonds, sapphires, sparkling in the light after almost 100 years of being in the darkness. And that's an excitement that was only shared by the people on the ship. And so, in bringing these jewels together, for the public as a mini exhibit, we're able to give them a glimpse as to how it must have been to have opened that for the first time and to see, together, the beautiful jewellery of the Edwardian period." 8. Pull out of silver, diamond encrusted pendant 9. Zoom in to diamond rings 10. Zoom in to gold bow pin with small diamonds 11. Close-up of gold necklace 12. Zoom in to white gloved hands holding up gold necklace STORYLINE: Most of the jewellery recovered from the wreckage of the Titanic will go on public display for the first time with a three-city tour. The jewellery is from a single purser's bag found during a 1987 research and recovery mission. The collection includes diamond and sapphire rings, brooches, necklaces, cuff links and a gold pocket watch. In a nondescript industrial office in north Atlanta, officials from Premier Exhibitions Inc. and RMS Titanic Inc. previewed the artifacts before the exhibit opening. Exhibition company Premier is the parent company of RMS Titanic, which owns the rights to salvage from the luxury liner's wreck at the bottom of the North Atlantic. Alexandra Klingelhofer, Vice President of Collections, RMS Titanic, says the purpose of the exhibit is to show the public the wonder of exploration. "Going down two-and-a-half miles to the ocean, recovering a bag, bringing it back up and opening it and finding jewellery. Fabulous jewels. Diamonds, sapphires, sparkling in the light after almost 100 years of being in the darkness. ." Although single pieces of the jewelry have been on display at one or more permanent and travelling exhibits sponsored by Premier Exhibitions Inc., their Atlanta debut is the first time the majority of the collection has been available to the public. "In bringing these jewels together, for the public as a mini exhibit, we're able to give them a glimpse as to how it must have been to have opened that for the first time and to see, together, the beautiful jewellery of the Edwardian period," says Klingelhofer. The exhibit opens Friday at Premier's display gallery at the Atlantic Station gallery in Atlanta, Georgia. After a two-month exhibit in Atlanta, the jewels will travel to Orlando, Florida, and Las Vegas, Nevada. Clients are reminded: (i) to check the terms of their licence agreements for use of content outside news programming and that further advice and assistance can be obtained from the AP Archive on: Tel +44 (0) 20 7482 7482 Email: infoaparchive.com (ii) they should check with the applicable collecting society in their Territory regarding the clearance of any sound recording or performance included within the AP Television News service (iii) they have editorial responsibility for the use of all and any content included within the AP Television News service and for libel, privacy, compliance and third party rights applicable to their Territory. APTN AP-WF-11-12-12 1855GMT

Gorgeous jewelry and priceless sapphires, rubies, diamonds and more are on display at a New York City exhibition. A pretty girl enjoys modeling onr especially valuable necklace that comes with two guards.

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The rare and exquisite Romanov Jewels will soon be on display in Memphis.

Full title reads: "Farnborough. Britain Shows New Planes". <br/> <br/>Farnborough, Hampshire. <br/> <br/>Various shots of the famous British air show. Features planes including: The Universal freighter, Bristol Brabazon, Canberra bomber, Viscount 700, Sea Fury, Vickers Armstrong 535, Venom, Sea Hawk, Fairey 17 anti-submarine plane, Lincoln, Sapphire Meteor, Hawker P1081. <br/> <br/>Among the guests is test pilot John 'Cats Eyes' Cunningham. Includes air to air shots of in air refuelling.

AP-APTN-0930: ++UK Royal Wedding Tuesday, 8 February 2011 STORY:++UK Royal Wedding- NEW American artist creates interactive model of Prince William LENGTH: 04:09 FIRST RUN: 0930 RESTRICTIONS: AP Clients Only TYPE: English/Nats SOURCE: AP TELEVISION STORY NUMBER: 674899 DATELINE: London - 7 Feb 2011 LENGTH: 04:09 AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLY SHOTLIST London - 7 February 2011 1. Pan from street to Stephen Friedman Gallery window 2. Wide of photographer taking pictures of Prince William wax statue 3. Wide of artist Jennifer Rubell posing with statue 4. Medium of artist Jennifer Rubell posing with statue 5. Close up Rubell wearing replica engagement ring 6. SOUNDBITE (English) Jennifer Rubell, artist: "Well, I was sitting on an airplane from New York to Miami reading junky magazines right after Prince William and Kate's engagement was announced and I immediately knew I wanted to do a work around it. The subject of engagement is completely fascinating to me and I started to think about how to create a work that was interactive, because all my work in interactive, and so I thought about the photo itself of the engagement announcement and in that photo William is perfectly standing alone on his own and Kate has come in and put her hand through his and really made an effort to show the ring. I thought about how staged that was and how much he felt like the statue itself. Then slowly I developed the idea that he could stand alone and that through the ring all of us could inhabit the position that Kate inhabited, kind of having our Prince Charming propose to us in that moment." FILE: London -16 November 2010 7. Britain's Prince William and Kate Middleton arriving for news conference during which they announced their engagement London - 7 February 2011 8. Close up replica engagement ring 9. SOUNDBITE (English) Jennifer Rubell, artist: "We didn't find a ring. I had somebody, Karlin Anderson a jeweller in London remake the ring. Obviously there will probably be thousands of people putting their fingers through this ring, so it is made out of materials more durable than the original. One part that I particularly love is the sapphire is true sapphire except it is not mined, it is made in a laboratory, it's called synthetic sapphire and I love the idea of the relationship between the real and the man made, the real and the fake...Was it real when William and Kate were posing for photographs in front of a bay of photographers? Was that any more real than a wax statue of Prince William with who ever comes up on the pedestal? I love exploring that whole issue." 10. Tilt up Prince William statue 11. Close up statue's hands 12 Close up watch 13. Close up statue's face 14. Close up eyes 15. SOUNDBITE (English) Jennifer Rubell, artist: "Yeah, we are all Kate Middleton, we are all somebody who would be very excited to be proposed to by somebody who loves us, whether they are a prince or anyone else. It isn't really...I mean somebody entering this piece is able to inhabit for a moment a certain kind of emotion that is a tremendously feminine emotion that, yes, I am sure Kate inhabited or continues to inhabit, but, it is a kind of portrait of that emotion. People say that Kate is not inside this artwork, but in fact her feelings are the subject matter of this artwork." FILE: London -16 November 2010 18. Close up Kate Middleton and Prince William 19. Close up engagement ring on Middleton's finger London - 7 February 2011 20. Close up replica engagement ring 21. Wide of woman walking towards statue and posing with the statue STORYLINE Women in London are being offered the chance to be a princess for a few moments by participating in what is being described as a piece of interactive art. American artist Jennifer Rubell is asking people to step into royal bride-to-be Kate Middleton's shoes. She has created a life size waxwork of Prince William, complete with engagement ring - only this time, it's not Kate wearing it. Rubell's artwork allows people to interact with the wax model by putting their finger through the replica sapphire and diamond ring attached to 'William"s forearm. "We are all Kate Middleton, we are all somebody who would be very excited to be proposed to by somebody who loves us, whether they are a prince or anyone else," Rubell said. "Somebody entering this piece is able to inhabit for a moment a certain kind of emotion that is a tremendously feminine emotion that, yes, I am sure Kate inhabited or continues to inhabit, but, it is a kind of portrait of that emotion." The replica ring was made in London by jeweller Karlin Anderson. "Obviously there will probably be thousands of people putting their fingers through this ring, so it is made out of materials more durable than the original," said Rubell. "One part that I particularly love is the sapphire is true sapphire, except it is not mined, it is made in a laboratory. It's called synthetic sapphire and I love the idea of the relationship between the real and the man made, the real and the fake ... was it real when William and Kate were posing for photographs in front of the bay of photographers?" Rubell is a former food writer from New York and usually features edible objects in her work. One piece saw her suspending a ton of honey-coated ribs from a ceiling. So why the royals this time? She said the idea came to her during a flight from New York to Miami. "I started to think about how to create a work that was interactive, because all my work in interactive, and so I thought about the photo itself of the engagement announcement and in that photo William is perfectly standing alone on his own and Kate has come in and put her hand through his and really made an effort to show the ring," she said. "I thought about how staged that was and how much he felt like the statue itself. Then slowly I developed the idea that he could stand alone and that through the ring all of us could inhabit the position that Kate inhabited, kind of having our Prince Charming propose to us." The exhibition will run from 8 February to 5 March. Clients are reminded: (i) to check the terms of their licence agreements for use of content outside news programming and that further advice and assistance can be obtained from the AP Archive on: Tel +44 (0) 20 7482 7482 Email: infoaparchive.com (ii) they should check with the applicable collecting society in their Territory regarding the clearance of any sound recording or performance included within the AP Television News service (iii) they have editorial responsibility for the use of all and any content included within the AP Television News service and for libel, privacy, compliance and third party rights applicable to their Territory. APTN APEX 02-08-11 0504EST

Earls Court, London. <br/> <br/>SV. Half section of car (Austin) closing. SV. Three ABC Film Stars Girls (Veronica Hurst, Diane Hart, and Valerie Carton) walking up to Armstrong Siddeley Sapphire car. SCU. Veronica Hurst getting into car. SCU. Three girls looking at gadget on door. CU. Miss Hurst at wheel. SCU. Miss Diane Hart with salesman refusing order. Low angle shot. Sunbeam car. SV. Miss Hart getting into Wolesley car. CU. Other two girls watching. CU. Bonnet of New Wolsley. CU. Miss hart getting out of car. Girls offer cheque book. CU. Salesman refusing pan to girls disappointed. SV. Docker's Daimler with girl walking round it. Front View, Daimler. SV. Miss Hart pointing to Daimler. SV. Sir Bernard and Lady Docker inside car. LV. Girls leaving Exhibition. Angle shot. Three Girls thumbing lift. <br/> <br/>(Orig. Neg.)

ISSUE_NO = 1709A NO_OF_ITEMS = 5 COMMENTATOR = Leslie Mitchell ITEM_NO = 3 DESCRIPTION : As always, there is a spectacular setting for the Daily Mail Ideal Home Exhibition, and a Tudor Village is the centrepiece of the garden section. And it's time to think about decorating and keeping up with the design for modern living. You will see the dream kitchen, and there is even a stand devoted to the art of making homemade wine! And there are avenues of ideal homes, ready for inspection by the house-hunters. CARD_FILE = 84013 CARD_TITLE : DESIGN FOR LIVING SHOT_LIST : Key scene. (2 shots) people looking around. GV Roof House. GV Model village. MS Women walk through gate. MS Swimming pool. CU Girl (2 shots) girls in pool. MS Woman stoking up fire. MS Woman radiator. MS Back of woman. MS Woman gets into shower. (2 shots) nighty. MS Ditto of models. MCU Woman having face cleaned. CU Another. CU Ditto. MCU TV Set turned into mirror. CU Mink radio. CU Sapphire and ruby radio. CU Gold radio. CU Wine (3 shots) women making wine. MCU Man tests wine. MS Man making bread rolls (by hand). (2 shots) ditto with machine. (2 shots) spit. MS Woman folds spit up. MS Man puts spit in case. (2 shots) kitchen. MS Living room. MS Bedroom. GV Sun house. INDEX : Towns and Cities, Exhibitions, Buildings, Food and Drink, Miscellaneous, Commerce and Industry, Mankind, Water Sports MATERIAL : BN Cut neg 05583 Those were the days - Tape 74 FEET_SHOT = 223 DATE_SUBD = 03/06/1962

Location unknown (probably London.) <br/> <br/>CU's. Spaniel head in gold with sapphire eyes and nose with flexible gold-mesh ears. CU. Diamond Scots terrier with emerald eyes, a black enamel nose and tail that wags. CU. Diamond necklace. Ruby and diamond necklace with detachable centre clip in form of brooch. CU. Detachable brooch. Shot of emerald and diamond set, clip brooch, ear clips and bracelet. 2 shots of craftsmen at work. Shot of clock which appears to run without works, made in crystal, gold and enamel with diamond hands and figures. Shots of vanity case in shape of an egg. GV. Diamond case. CU. Cigarette vanity case, egg shape showing int. which holds cigarettes, ivory pad for memos, comb, lipstick holder and powder container. Various shots of Duke looking at craftsmen at work on various pieces under construction. Various shots of Duke looking at exhibition, diamond case and egg. <br/> <br/>Lavender

C/Us of a piece of jewellery designed by Salvador Dali called 'The Living Flower' (this could be a brooch or just 'a piece' to admire!). The stem is made of gold; the golden petals have diamonds embedded on the inside and are shaped like outstretched hands - amazing! The golden petals open by a small mechanism to reveal stamen covered with diamonds inside the flower. The whole thing is very striking, seen against a black background. <br/> <br/>M/S and C/Us of what the commentator calls 'The Angel Cross' - I think it is actually called 'Lapis Lazuli Cross'. Mounted on green velvet in an alcove, it is a three-dimensional grid cross; inside it is a golden tree, also in the shape of a cross, growing out of a round blue ball. There is a figure mounted on the tree cross and a large gemstone (amber?) in a silver setting is attached to the grid cross, next to the torso of the figure. The blue ball at the base rests on a kind of coarse stone, with what looks like coral and shards of lapis lazuli spreading over the top. There are numerous diamond studded spikes in the coarse stone, that wave gently to and fro by some kind of unseen mechanism. <br/> <br/>Commentator says "The jewels, from the collection of the Owen Cheatham Foundation of America, are being exhibited in London in aid of charity". M/S of two women at Sotheby's looking at framed items in an exhibition area. One of the women picks up a necklace and puts it on the other's neck; C/U of 'The Tree of Life Necklace', which has golden leaves studded with diamonds along a twisting trunk necklace; at the centre is a face of gold and star sapphires hanging from the 'branch' by a gold chain. <br/> <br/>C/U of 'The Eye of Time' - my favourite! This is a watch-brooch; the face of the watch is round, in three shades of blue enamel to look like the pupil and iris of an eye; the shape of the eyelid is an outline of diamonds, with a single diamond tear about to drop from the inside corner - fantabulosa! <br/> <br/>C/U of 'The Gold Cube Cross'; six cubes of gold form a cross with a sunburst of diamonds behind it. C/U of two 'Leaf Veined Hands'; one is possibly a brooch, the other is mounted on a small case. These are golden hands in the shape of leaves, with each finger the tips of the leaf and with a ruby for each fingernail - slightly sinister-looking. <br/> <br/>C/U of 'The Pomegranate Heart' (probably a brooch); ruby 'pips' embedded in diamond 'flesh' burst forth from a golden, heart-shaped 'skin'! Brilliant! Commentator tells of how "Dali, the painter, applied himself to jewellery because he felt that in modern times importance has been put on the stones themselves rather than on the art form". C/U of 'Ruby Lips' (another brooch); rubies set individually in gold form the shape of a pair of parted lips, between them are two rows of teeth-like pearls! <br/> <br/>M/S and C/U of 'The Royal Heart' - this one is completely bizarre! A large gold heart topped with a bejewelled crown. Set in a square hollow of the heart is a pulsating three-dimensional heart of rubies. Commentator says "Pulsating rubies representing our Queen, heart beating constantly for her people, while the nugget gold symbolises the people sheltering and protecting their ruler". <br/> <br/>What an incredible film! <br/> <br/>Note: On file are four newspaper articles about Salvador Dali ('Pretend I'm mad? But I am mad, says Dali'), and a fascinating booklet, 'Dali, art-in-jewels' that accompanied the exhibition, with descriptions of all displays. Unfortunately, Pathe chose not to show the 'Telephone Ear Clips' or 'The Corset Ring'! <br/> <br/>Cuts exist - see separate record.

TAPE: EF02/0811 IN_TIME: 14:12:59 DURATION: 3:50 SOURCES: APTN RESTRICTIONS: DATELINE: New York. September 23, 2002 SHOTLIST 1. Tilt down ext Christie's 2. Zoom in entrance to Christie's 3. Pullout poster of book cover 4. Pan display of auction items 5. Ms necklaces 6. SOT: Simon Teakle (Head of Jewellery of Christie's Americas) "The pieces have all been donated with the exception of the emerald ring by the world's leading jewelers and they have been given to benefit Miss Taylor's AIDS foundation and they really each one represents that particular jeweler." 7. Bulgari pendant 8. Zoom in Jar ruby and diamond ring called "thread of my heart" 9. SOT Simon Teakle: "The Winston piece, the Van Cleef piece, the Cartier piece all representative of the particular style of that jewellery house." 10. MS Cartier Tutti Frutti necklace with a heart-shaped pendant set with diamonds and carved rubies, emeralds and sapphires. rack focus CU on Tutti Frutti pendant 11. SOT Simon Teakle: "The book talks about Elizabeth Taylor's life. It talks about the people who have made an impression...in her life...from a very very early age. And it's anecdotal about instances where she was in different parts of the world, how she was given this jewellery, how she acquired pieces, and it also discusses pieces in detail talking about why the La Peregrina pearl is so special, why the Krupp diamond, why the Taj-Mahal is such a rare piece. So it has a great blend of everything." 12. Zoom in Van Cleef and Arpels pink sapphire, sapphire and diamond ring 13. MS Tiffany's Paloma Picasso Diamond and Pink Torumaline "Loving Heart" necklace 14. CU clasp Tiffany Paloma Picasso 15. Rack focus of the Bulgari emerald and diamond ring 16. Side angle shot Bulgari emerald and diamond ring 17. Zoom in Bulgari emerald and diamond ring 18. SOT Simon Teakle: The emerald ring is from her personal collection. It was given to her in the 1960s by Richard Burton which I think if you have to think of one of the great silver screen romances of all time Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor has to be one of the great romances." 19. MS Tahitian pearl and diamond necklace 20. CU pan of necklace 21. Rack focus of Harry Winston, A rubelite, ruby and diamond ring 22. CU Boucheron A diamond and yellow diamond ring 23. SOT Simon Teakle: "What I love about this business is to expect the unexpected. And when you get an event like this which does draw a lot of publicity buyers can come from every direction and yes absolutely we have our list of usual suspects of regular jewellery buyers and also people who like to buy celebrity pieces. But you always get as I say the unexpected and that is the fun part of doing something like this." 24. WS poster of book cover TAYLOR'S LEGENDARY GEMS GO NO DISPLAY Elizabeth Taylor has teamed up with Christie's to host the first-ever public exhibition of jewellery from her own private collection. Miss Taylor has personally selected over 30 pieces from her own collection for the exhibit. To celebrate the opening of the exhibition, In Style magazine will be hosting an auction on Thursday (Sept 26th). The auction will benefit The Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation. In addition to the exhibit and the auction, Christie's Chairman Francois Curiel will be on hand with Miss Taylor to launch the book: 'Elizabeth Taylor: My Love Affair with Jewellery.' Curiel has written the introduction to the book. The showcase item of Thursday's upcoming auction is said to be the emerald and diamond cluster ring of 7.40 carats surrounded by twelve pear-shaped diamonds of 5.30 carats. The ring was a love token to Miss Taylor from the late actor Richard Burton. In addition to the famed ring, eight of the world's most renowned jewellery houses each have created an exquisite piece to be sold in the auction. Francois Curiel will be joined by Miss Taylor on Thursday for the sale of the nine items. Miss Taylor founded ETAF in 1991 and has raised over $8 million for support services for people with HIV/AIDS and for AIDS prevention education. For more information please contact: Christie's 212 636-2680

TAPE: EF02/0299 IN_TIME: 06:20:44 / 14:16:02 DURATION: 3:33 SOURCES: APTN RESTRICTIONS: DATELINE: Rome 15/03/03 SHOTLIST: 1. WS Piazza di spagna (Spanish steps square) 2. CU fountain 3.LS Bulgari, via dei condotti in Rome, with tourists passing in front 4. MS people window shopping at the Bulgari shop 5. CU necklace in window of Bulgari shop 6. WS- various inside Bulgari showroom/shop 7. LS- woman bringing out tray of jewels (note: no CU of faces - Bulgari policy not to show anyone in a recognisable manner 8.MS- various, Bulgari: gold and diamond necklace, pave-set with 62.68 carats of circular cut diamonds 9. Bracelet from lucea collection in white gold and pave diamonds 10. Corona ring, 3 carats 11. Corona earrings, set with necklace and ring 12. Cu- moving jewels on table 13. LS side street in old Rome 14. VS, jeweler at work 15. VS, setting stones, sawing gold 16. Jeweler behind a flame 17. SOT ITALIAN, Massimo Rosa, jeweler (on what is more important, the stone itself, or the way it is worn) ''The design is always the most important because it is an object that is made based on the design of the craftsman'' 18. MS tiara of Pope Gregorio XVI made of silk, pearls, emeralds, rubies, saphires, and 17,000 small diamonds, all of which come from Brazil. 19th century." 19. CU, detail same 20. CU, detail same 21. SOT, ITALIAN, Caterina Cardova, exhibit curator at Rome's Scuderie Papale (Papal stables) museum. '' All these diamonds literally cover princes, kings, emperors, and individuals linked to the highest rungs of the aristocracy.'' 22. LS ruby covered turban of the Maharaja di Patiala, Punjab (18th century) 23. CU detail, same 24. MS Millennium renaissance tiara, Bulgari 25. CU detail of yellow diamond on Bulgari tiara, 29 carats in size STORYLINE: HISTORY OF DIAMONDS ON SHOW Diamonds have held a timeless allure for centuries, but where do they originate from and what do those shining stones symbolize in different cultures and through different ages? A diamond exhibition at Rome's 'Scuderie Papale' or "Papal stables', aims to answer a few of the questions, with the help of more than 160 diamonds and stones on show. The gems come from private collections and museums from all over the world including Namibia, Congo, Angola, Botswana, Sierra Leone, India, Place Vendonme in Paris, Via dei Condotti in Rome and 5th Avenue in New York. The diamond industry is well aware of the jewel's modern importance. But the stones have long held a symbolic value - not just as a token of eternal love, but in religious and royal lore. The diamond is born of carbon molecules from deep inside the earth. The closeness of these molecules makes the substance dense, and extremely strong. This strength earned the gem its place in our traditions. Once transformed from a rough stone to a gem, over the years the diamond has represented romance, strength, beauty, wealth, purity and even immortality. Round the corner from the exhibition, Bulgari trades on the modern symbolism of the jewel as a token of eternal love and fidelity, keeping a large stock of diamond rings alongside earrings and necklaces. For instance, the Corona ring is a contemporary interpretation of a classic diamond setting. The mounting of the diamond solitaire takes its inspiration from one of the most romantic symbols, the crown. Smaller craftsmen agree it is the way the stone is presented, rather than the jewel itself that has become significant. Rome jeweler Massimo Rosa has a simple shop in Rome's old district, and he says that the design is the most important, because it is based on the creativity of a craftsman. Meanwhile, the exhibition at the Papal stables museum highlights how the stones adorned kings and aristocrats through history. The display includes a 19th century tiara owned by Pope Gregorio XVI, made of silk, pearls, emeralds, rubies, sapphires, and 17,000 small diamonds, all of which come from Brazil. Another exhibit is an 18th century turban owned by the Maharaja di Patiala, Punjab. The turban is covered in rubies. Where the diamond represents power, rubies are a symbol of vital force - the colour of blood. But while the diamond remains a sign of love, wealth and power, there is a price to pay. Behind the diamond's beauty lies a difficult industry, over which many people have lost their lives. And yet, these bright stones have their place now, and will continue to be the stuff of dreams.

AP-APTN-1830: US Taylor Jewels Wednesday, 7 September 2011 STORY:US Taylor Jewels- REPLAY +4:3 Early look at Liz Taylor's jewels due to be auctioned LENGTH: 02:21 FIRST RUN: 1630 RESTRICTIONS: AP Clients Only TYPE: English/Nat SOURCE: AP TELEVISION STORY NUMBER: 704446 DATELINE: New York - 6 Sep 2011/ File LENGTH: 02:21 AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLY SHOTLIST FILE: London, UK - 24 May 2000 ++4:3++ 1. Elizabeth Taylor arriving on red carpet for event at which she was honoured with British Film Industry Lifetime Achievement Award 2. Close of Taylor's jewellery New York, USA - 6 September 2011 ++16:9++ 3. Wide collection of jewellery 4. Close up of tiara 5. Wide shot of jewellery collection 6. Rack focus of tiara, given to Taylor by Mike Todd 7. Wide of Rahul Kadakia, head of Christie's jewellery department, arranging the collection 8. Medium shot of necklaces including the La Peregrina pearl necklace 9. Close up of Bulgari emerald bracelet 10. Close up of the Taj Mahal diamond 11. SOUNDBITE (English) Rahul Kadakia, head of Christie's jewellery department: "We've priced the collection at 30 (m) million dollars as a whole. What it is going to make, well this we'll know when it's December. The magic of Elizabeth Taylor will speak that evening and the days after, and that's when we will really know what the collection is worth, and what the appeal of one of the greatest human beings who has lived is worth." 12. Tight diamond bracelet 13. Medium group shot of jewellery 14. Elizabeth Taylor diamond being modelled on hand (33 carat - purchased in 1969 at auction for 300-thousand dollars) 15. Wide collection of jewellery 16. SOUNDBITE (English) Rahul Kadakia, head of Christie's jewellery department: "She really loved all of this jewellery. It was a way of life for her. Jewellery was her. And she looked at everything every day, and she decided this is what I am going to wear today. Was it the Peregrina pearl necklace? Was it the Elizabeth Taylor diamond? Was it the Mike Todd suite of ruby jewellery? Was it the Bulgari emerald jewellery - of which the broach was purchased by Richard Burton when they first got married in 1964?" 17. Close up Bulgari emerald necklace FILE: Cannes, France - 23 May 2003 ++4:3++ 18. Various of Taylor wearing Bulgari necklace being interviewed on red carpet STORYLINE Elizabeth Taylor dazzled the world with her luminous beauty, lavish lifestyle - and an unquenchable passion for diamonds and jewels that was fuelled by the great loves of her life. The Hollywood star, who died in March at age 79, amassed one of the foremost jewellery collections in the world - which is coming up for auction in its entirety at Christie's in New York in December. It's an extraordinary collection of rubies, diamonds, emeralds and sapphires in intricate and bold designs - and the stories behind them are as priceless as the gems themselves. Among the standouts is the 16th-century La Peregrina, one of the largest and most symmetrically perfect pear-shaped pearls in the world, which Richard Burton purchased for Taylor in 1969 as a Valentine's Day gift. The two had met in Italy on the set of the 1963 film "Cleopatra" and married for the first time in 1964. Once part of the crown jewels of Spain, the pearl later passed into the hands of Joseph Bonaparte, Napoleon III and the Duke of Abercorn. When it came up at auction in New York, Burton snapped it up for 37-thousand dollars, beating out the underbidder, a member of the Spanish royal family. Cartier later created a ruby and diamond necklace from which the pearl was suspended, a design that was inspired by the famous Velazquez portraits of Spain's Queen Margarita and Queen Isabel wearing the pearl as a necklace. La Peregrina is estimated to fetch between two and three (M) million dollars. Burton was enamoured of historical pieces and in 1972 purchased the famous 17th-century Taj Mahal diamond pendant for Taylor's 40th birthday. The transaction took place at John F. Kennedy International Airport because the couple didn't have time to run into the city before catching a plane, according to Christie's. The heart-shaped diamond is associated with one of history's greatest love stories. It belonged to Emperor Shah Jahangir, who had the diamond inscribed with his wife's name "Nur Jahan". He later passed the stone on to his son, Shah Jahan, who built the Taj Mahal in memory of his wife Mumtaz, who died in childbirth. Cartier later recreated the diamond's original silk cord as a gold rope-like necklace set with rubies and diamonds. The necklace has a pre-sale estimate of between 300-thousand and 500-thousand dollars. One of the most extravagant gifts Taylor received from Burton was the asscher-cut 33.19-carat diamond set in a platinum ring. Known as the Elizabeth Taylor Diamond, Christie's says its size and clarity makes it a perfect gem. Burton purchased it in 1968 at a New York auction for 305-thousand dollars. At the December sale, it's expected to fetch between 2.5 and 3.5 (M) million dollars. Eighty of the most iconic pieces will be sold on the evening of 13 December. The following day, 189 more gems will be sold. About 500 pieces of Taylor's costume jewellery will be sold online at the same time. Christie's also will be selling the star's haute couture and ready-to-wear fashion, accessories, 20th-century decorative arts and film memorabilia from her Bel Air home on 14-16 December. Details have not been released. Christie's says the top 80 jewellery pieces will be shipped prior to the auction to Geneva, Paris, Hong Kong, Dubai and Los Angeles; many of them also will be shown in London and Moscow. The entire collection will be exhibited from 3-10 December at Christie's New York galleries. 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UNIVERSAL INTERNATIONAL NEWS 1959. B&W. BARS AND TONE. 01:43 OPENING LOGO. VOL NO 32, ISSUE NO 88. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ cue in ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 01:58 AIRPLANE CRASH IN BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS. VS WRECKAGE IN TREES. SURVIVOR IS REMOVED FROM SITE. 03:14 SHAH MOHAMMED RIZA PAHLEVI CELEBRATES HIS 40TH BIRTHDAY IN HIS TEHRAN PALACE. VS DIPLOMATIC CORPS AND LEADERS OF GOVERNMENT AND MILITARY. FIREWORKS AND PYROTECHNIC DISPLAY. 03:56 IN SENATE HEARING ROOM, PROBE INTO FIXED AND RIGGED QUIZ SHOWS (QUIZ SHOW SCANDAL). SENATOR OREN HARRIS OPENS HEARING. CHARLES VAN DOREN ARRIVES. HE HAD WON $129,000 IN A QUIZ SHOW, AND THEN ADMITTED THAT HE HAD ASSISTANCE. 04:45 AT THE SUTTON THEATER, SHOWBIZ PREVIEW OF "SAPPHIRE". RED BUTTONS, HERMOINE GINGOLD, CHRISTOPHER HEWITT, NANCY OLSON AND OTHERS APPEAR. 05:37 ARMY VS AIR FORCE IN FOOTBALL AT YANKEE STADIUM. 07:08 COLLEGE FOOTBALL. LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY VS UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI. LSU WINS. 08:11 END LOGO. 08:29 OPENING LOGO. VOL NO 32, ISSUE NO 87. 08:43 IN HAVANA, CUBA, THOUSANDS GATHER TO HEAR PRES TORRADO SPEAK. PREMIER FIDEL CASTRO THEN ADDRESSES THE CROWDS (VO HERLIHY). IN A PC AT THE WHITE HOUSE, PRES DWIGHT EISENHOWER STATES THAT HE CAN'T EXPLAIN CASTRO'S MOTIVATION FOR ACCUSING THE US OF SENDING PLANES TO BOMB CUBA. 10:48 NEW VERTICAL TAKEOFF FLYING PLATFORM FOR THE ARMY. CRAFT FLIES SLOW AND LOW, CARRYING EQUIPMENT OF MEN. 11:50 ONE OF THE FEW GORILLAS BORN IN CAPTIVITY IS BATHED AND FED. 12:34 EUROPEAN GYMNASTIC CHAMPIONSHIP IN COPENHAGEN. RINGS, POMMEL HORSE, PARALLEL BARS. 13:32 COLLEGE FOOTBALL. WISCONSIN VS OHIO STATE. WISCONSIN WINS. 14:55 END LOGO. 15:15 OPENING LOGO. VOL NO 32, ISSUE NO 83. 15:28 AT CAPE CANAVERAL, SPACE LABORATORY IS PREPARED FOR MISSION. EXPLORER 7 JUNO ROCKET TAKES OFF WITH SATELLITE. 16:43 RKO PALACE THEATER IN NEW YORK. CU "PILLOW TALK" MOVIE POSTER. ROCK HUDSON AND TALLULAH BANKHEAD ARRIVE, AS DOES THELMA RITTER. OPENING OF MURRAY HILL THEATER. TONY RANDALL IS PRESENT AT THIS SHOWING OF "PILLOW TALK". PREMIERE ALSO AT HOLLYWOOD'S EGYPTIAN THEATER. ESTHER WILLIAMS AND JEFF CHANDLER ATTEND. ROCK HUDSON ARRIVES FROM NEW YORK. DORIS DAY ARRIVES. 18:32 COLLEGE FOOTBALL. NORTHWESTERN VS MINNESOTA. 73 YARD PUNT IS RETURNED FOR A TOUCHDOWN, BUT IT IS CALLED BACK. NORTHWESTERN WINS. 19:41 "25 YEARS AGO" (1934). AUTOGYRO, ANCESTOR OF THE HELICOPTER, FLIES OVER THE CAPITOL. FLYING BICYCLE EXPERIMENT. ROBOT CONTROLLED BY THE HUMAN VOICE. SHORT HAIRSTYLES BY PARIS STYLIST. MILLINER WHO MAKES MODELS OF HER CUSTOMERS. FUR COAT FASHION SHOW AT ROCKEFELLER CENTER FOUNTAIN. 22:02 END LOGO. 22:38 OPENING LOGO. VOL NO 32, ISSUE NO 51. 22:52 QUEEN ELIZABETH AND PRINCE PHILIP OF GREAT BRITAIN CRUISE UP ST LAWRENCE SEAWAY IN CANADA, THEN APPEAR AT A DINNER. 24:10 AT MONTEFIORE HOSPITAL IN NEW YORK, A HEART PATIENT IS DISCHARGED WITH HIS NEW PACEMAKER, A 2 POUND INSTRUMENT HE CARRIES IN HIS POCKET. 24:37 SHOT OF "DREAM STREET" OPIUM DEN IN BANGKOK, THAILAND. MAN INHALES. SHOTS OF ADDICTS. SHOTS IN SANITARIUM, WHERE ADDICTS TAKE 90 DAY CURE. VS ADDICTS. 25:27 IN LONDON, A LION FROM WILLINGBURG ZOO SPENDS AN EVENING AT HOME WITH ZOOKEEPER. KEEPER AND LION VISIT A PUB. ODDITIES. 26:24 ACTRESS CINDY ROBINS CHRISTENS A CABLE CAR IN SAN FRANCISCO, ASSISTED BY ROCK HUDSON. CELEBRATES THE FILM "THIS EARTH IS MINE". SAN FRANCISCO STREET SCENES. 27:03 1959 LEMANS AUTO RACE. 28:13 INTERNATIONAL GYMNASTICS COMPETITION IN POLAND. WOMEN'S FLOOR EXERCISES, UNEVEN PARALLEL BARS. 29:02 END LOGO. 29:20 OPENING LOGO. VOL NO 32, ISSUE NO 49. 29:34 AFTERMATH OF A TORNADO IN MIAMI, FLA. VS DEVASTATION OF HOMES AND CARS. 30:36 CEREMONY IN WEST BERLIN ON 6TH ANNIVERSARY OF WORKERS UPRISING IN EAST BERLIN. MAYOR WILLY BRANDT LAYS A WREATH. FOOTAGE OF UPRISING. CROWDS, FIRES, TANKS. 32:08 PRICELESS ART TREASURES ARE REMOVED FROM A BOMBPROOF AIR CONDITIONED CAVE IN FORMOSA (TAIWAN), TO BE PHOTOGRAPHED FOR THE FIRST TIME. 32:53 MUMMY SARCOPHAGUS ON BOARD A SHIP AS PROMOTION FOR THE FILM "THE MUMMY". 34:06 WALK RACING IN BALTIMORE, MD. 35:16 JUNIOR WATERSKI TOURNAMENT IN CYPRESS GARDENS, FLA. 36:00 END LOGO. 36:16 OPENING LOGO. VOL NO 32, ISSUE NO 48. 36:31 TROOPING THE COLOR TO CELEBRATE THE BIRTHDAY OF QUEEN ELIZABETH. SHE RIDES DOWN THE MALL. MILITARY GUARD PARADES. 38:01 BRITAIN'S HOVERCRAFT RIDES ON A CUSHION OF COMPRESSED AIR. SHOT OF "QUEEN MARY" OCEAN LINER. 38:47 FALCONRY IN BLACK FOREST IN AUSTRIA. VS FALCON, HUNTSMEN. 39:55 SWIMSUIT FASHIONS. DECORATED BATHING CAPS. 41:04 US OPEN GOLF TOURNAMENT. BEN HOGAN, SAM SNEAD, ARNOLD PALMER, BILL CASPER. CASPER WINS. 42:44 END LOGO. 43:14 OPENING LOGO. VOL NO 32, ISSUE NO 91. 43:28 FILM FROM USSR PREMIERES AT METROPOLITAN THEATER IN WASHINGTON DC. WASHINGTON OFFICIALS ARE PRESENT. FIRST SOVIET - AMERICAN CULTURAL EXCHANGE PROGRAM. SECRETARY OF STATE CHRISTIAN HERTER ARRIVES. 44:26 AT DETROIT'S SHIPYARD, GIANT ORE CARRIER IS PREPARED FOR CHRISTENING. SHIP IS SIDE LAUNCHED. 45:06 DEMONSTRATION OF BIGGEST AND MOST POWERFUL HELICOPTER TO DATE. SIKORSKY FLYING CRANE CARRIES A 1960 SEDAN CAR UNDERNEATH. 45:51 HAT FASHIONS. UNUSUAL LARGE HATS. 47:02 AMERICAN TROTTING CLASSIC HARNESS HORSERACE AT HOLLYWOOD PARK. 48:17 COLLEGE FOOTBALL. TEXAS VS BAYLORT. 49:39 END LOGO. 49:55 OPENING LOGO. VOL NO 32, ISSUE NO 93. 50:07 KILAUEA VOLCANO IN HAWAII ERUPTS. 51:16 WORLD'S LARGEST CRANE IN MIDTOWN MANHATTAN FOR CONSTRUCTION OF 30 STORY BUILDING. 52:16 DRESDEN, EAST GERMANY. EXHIBIT OF JEWELRY AND HISTORIC ART TREASURES. 53:03 TURKEY FARM. ONE TURKEY WEARS A SIGN READING "EISENHOWER", ANOTHER "NIXON". TURKEYS CHOSEN FOR HOLIDAY DINNERS. 53:50 WINTER FASHIONS AND SKI OUTFITS. 54:52 CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING MATCH. 56:18 END LOGO. 56:37 OPENING LOGO. 56:51 AFTERMATH OF AIRPLANE CRASH INTO HOUSES IN CHICAGO. VS DESTRUCTION. 57:47 SUBMARINE "GEORGE WASHINGTON" PUTS OUT TO SEA. VS SUB AT SEA, INCLUDING AERIALS. SUB CAN FIRE BALLISTIC MISSILES. 58:43 SHAH MOHAMMED RIZA PAHLEVI OF IRAN GREETS HIS FIANCEE UPON HER ARRIVAL AT TEHRAN. 59:16 NORTHWESTERN VS ILLINOIS IN COLLEGE FOOTBALL. 60:50 "25 YEARS AGO" (1934). GOLD RUSH IN MOJAVE DESERT. VS MINERS. CHICAGO YOUNGSTERS RALLY TO SUPPORT PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S WAR AGAINST CRIME. WOODEN MODELS OF GUNS ARE SET ON FIRE. GUNS THAT SHOOT FIREBALLS. VS AUTOMOBILE BUS ON RAILROAD WHEELS. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ cue out ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

UNIVERSAL INTERNATIONAL NEWS 1959. B&W. BARS AND TONE. 01:43 OPENING LOGO. VOL NO 32, ISSUE NO 88. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ cue in ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 01:58 AIRPLANE CRASH IN BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS. VS WRECKAGE IN TREES. SURVIVOR IS REMOVED FROM SITE. 03:14 SHAH MOHAMMED RIZA PAHLEVI CELEBRATES HIS 40TH BIRTHDAY IN HIS TEHRAN PALACE. VS DIPLOMATIC CORPS AND LEADERS OF GOVERNMENT AND MILITARY. FIREWORKS AND PYROTECHNIC DISPLAY. 03:56 IN SENATE HEARING ROOM, PROBE INTO FIXED AND RIGGED QUIZ SHOWS (QUIZ SHOW SCANDAL). SENATOR OREN HARRIS OPENS HEARING. CHARLES VAN DOREN ARRIVES. HE HAD WON $129,000 IN A QUIZ SHOW, AND THEN ADMITTED THAT HE HAD ASSISTANCE. 04:45 AT THE SUTTON THEATER, SHOWBIZ PREVIEW OF "SAPPHIRE". RED BUTTONS, HERMOINE GINGOLD, CHRISTOPHER HEWITT, NANCY OLSON AND OTHERS APPEAR. 05:37 ARMY VS AIR FORCE IN FOOTBALL AT YANKEE STADIUM. 07:08 COLLEGE FOOTBALL. LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY VS UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI. LSU WINS. 08:11 END LOGO. 08:29 OPENING LOGO. VOL NO 32, ISSUE NO 87. 08:43 IN HAVANA, CUBA, THOUSANDS GATHER TO HEAR PRES TORRADO SPEAK. PREMIER FIDEL CASTRO THEN ADDRESSES THE CROWDS (VO HERLIHY). IN A PC AT THE WHITE HOUSE, PRES DWIGHT EISENHOWER STATES THAT HE CAN'T EXPLAIN CASTRO'S MOTIVATION FOR ACCUSING THE US OF SENDING PLANES TO BOMB CUBA. 10:48 NEW VERTICAL TAKEOFF FLYING PLATFORM FOR THE ARMY. CRAFT FLIES SLOW AND LOW, CARRYING EQUIPMENT OF MEN. 11:50 ONE OF THE FEW GORILLAS BORN IN CAPTIVITY IS BATHED AND FED. 12:34 EUROPEAN GYMNASTIC CHAMPIONSHIP IN COPENHAGEN. RINGS, POMMEL HORSE, PARALLEL BARS. 13:32 COLLEGE FOOTBALL. WISCONSIN VS OHIO STATE. WISCONSIN WINS. 14:55 END LOGO. 15:15 OPENING LOGO. VOL NO 32, ISSUE NO 83. 15:28 AT CAPE CANAVERAL, SPACE LABORATORY IS PREPARED FOR MISSION. EXPLORER 7 JUNO ROCKET TAKES OFF WITH SATELLITE. 16:43 RKO PALACE THEATER IN NEW YORK. CU "PILLOW TALK" MOVIE POSTER. ROCK HUDSON AND TALLULAH BANKHEAD ARRIVE, AS DOES THELMA RITTER. OPENING OF MURRAY HILL THEATER. TONY RANDALL IS PRESENT AT THIS SHOWING OF "PILLOW TALK". PREMIERE ALSO AT HOLLYWOOD'S EGYPTIAN THEATER. ESTHER WILLIAMS AND JEFF CHANDLER ATTEND. ROCK HUDSON ARRIVES FROM NEW YORK. DORIS DAY ARRIVES. 18:32 COLLEGE FOOTBALL. NORTHWESTERN VS MINNESOTA. 73 YARD PUNT IS RETURNED FOR A TOUCHDOWN, BUT IT IS CALLED BACK. NORTHWESTERN WINS. 19:41 "25 YEARS AGO" (1934). AUTOGYRO, ANCESTOR OF THE HELICOPTER, FLIES OVER THE CAPITOL. FLYING BICYCLE EXPERIMENT. ROBOT CONTROLLED BY THE HUMAN VOICE. SHORT HAIRSTYLES BY PARIS STYLIST. MILLINER WHO MAKES MODELS OF HER CUSTOMERS. FUR COAT FASHION SHOW AT ROCKEFELLER CENTER FOUNTAIN. 22:02 END LOGO. 22:38 OPENING LOGO. VOL NO 32, ISSUE NO 51. 22:52 QUEEN ELIZABETH AND PRINCE PHILIP OF GREAT BRITAIN CRUISE UP ST LAWRENCE SEAWAY IN CANADA, THEN APPEAR AT A DINNER. 24:10 AT MONTEFIORE HOSPITAL IN NEW YORK, A HEART PATIENT IS DISCHARGED WITH HIS NEW PACEMAKER, A 2 POUND INSTRUMENT HE CARRIES IN HIS POCKET. 24:37 SHOT OF "DREAM STREET" OPIUM DEN IN BANGKOK, THAILAND. MAN INHALES. SHOTS OF ADDICTS. SHOTS IN SANITARIUM, WHERE ADDICTS TAKE 90 DAY CURE. VS ADDICTS. 25:27 IN LONDON, A LION FROM WILLINGBURG ZOO SPENDS AN EVENING AT HOME WITH ZOOKEEPER. KEEPER AND LION VISIT A PUB. ODDITIES. 26:24 ACTRESS CINDY ROBINS CHRISTENS A CABLE CAR IN SAN FRANCISCO, ASSISTED BY ROCK HUDSON. CELEBRATES THE FILM "THIS EARTH IS MINE". SAN FRANCISCO STREET SCENES. 27:03 1959 LEMANS AUTO RACE. 28:13 INTERNATIONAL GYMNASTICS COMPETITION IN POLAND. WOMEN'S FLOOR EXERCISES, UNEVEN PARALLEL BARS. 29:02 END LOGO. 29:20 OPENING LOGO. VOL NO 32, ISSUE NO 49. 29:34 AFTERMATH OF A TORNADO IN MIAMI, FLA. VS DEVASTATION OF HOMES AND CARS. 30:36 CEREMONY IN WEST BERLIN ON 6TH ANNIVERSARY OF WORKERS UPRISING IN EAST BERLIN. MAYOR WILLY BRANDT LAYS A WREATH. FOOTAGE OF UPRISING. CROWDS, FIRES, TANKS. 32:08 PRICELESS ART TREASURES ARE REMOVED FROM A BOMBPROOF AIR CONDITIONED CAVE IN FORMOSA (TAIWAN), TO BE PHOTOGRAPHED FOR THE FIRST TIME. 32:53 MUMMY SARCOPHAGUS ON BOARD A SHIP AS PROMOTION FOR THE FILM "THE MUMMY". 34:06 WALK RACING IN BALTIMORE, MD. 35:16 JUNIOR WATERSKI TOURNAMENT IN CYPRESS GARDENS, FLA. 36:00 END LOGO. 36:16 OPENING LOGO. VOL NO 32, ISSUE NO 48. 36:31 TROOPING THE COLOR TO CELEBRATE THE BIRTHDAY OF QUEEN ELIZABETH. SHE RIDES DOWN THE MALL. MILITARY GUARD PARADES. 38:01 BRITAIN'S HOVERCRAFT RIDES ON A CUSHION OF COMPRESSED AIR. SHOT OF "QUEEN MARY" OCEAN LINER. 38:47 FALCONRY IN BLACK FOREST IN AUSTRIA. VS FALCON, HUNTSMEN. 39:55 SWIMSUIT FASHIONS. DECORATED BATHING CAPS. 41:04 US OPEN GOLF TOURNAMENT. BEN HOGAN, SAM SNEAD, ARNOLD PALMER, BILL CASPER. CASPER WINS. 42:44 END LOGO. 43:14 OPENING LOGO. VOL NO 32, ISSUE NO 91. 43:28 FILM FROM USSR PREMIERES AT METROPOLITAN THEATER IN WASHINGTON DC. WASHINGTON OFFICIALS ARE PRESENT. FIRST SOVIET - AMERICAN CULTURAL EXCHANGE PROGRAM. SECRETARY OF STATE CHRISTIAN HERTER ARRIVES. 44:26 AT DETROIT'S SHIPYARD, GIANT ORE CARRIER IS PREPARED FOR CHRISTENING. SHIP IS SIDE LAUNCHED. 45:06 DEMONSTRATION OF BIGGEST AND MOST POWERFUL HELICOPTER TO DATE. SIKORSKY FLYING CRANE CARRIES A 1960 SEDAN CAR UNDERNEATH. 45:51 HAT FASHIONS. UNUSUAL LARGE HATS. 47:02 AMERICAN TROTTING CLASSIC HARNESS HORSERACE AT HOLLYWOOD PARK. 48:17 COLLEGE FOOTBALL. TEXAS VS BAYLORT. 49:39 END LOGO. 49:55 OPENING LOGO. VOL NO 32, ISSUE NO 93. 50:07 KILAUEA VOLCANO IN HAWAII ERUPTS. 51:16 WORLD'S LARGEST CRANE IN MIDTOWN MANHATTAN FOR CONSTRUCTION OF 30 STORY BUILDING. 52:16 DRESDEN, EAST GERMANY. EXHIBIT OF JEWELRY AND HISTORIC ART TREASURES. 53:03 TURKEY FARM. ONE TURKEY WEARS A SIGN READING "EISENHOWER", ANOTHER "NIXON". TURKEYS CHOSEN FOR HOLIDAY DINNERS. 53:50 WINTER FASHIONS AND SKI OUTFITS. 54:52 CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING MATCH. 56:18 END LOGO. 56:37 OPENING LOGO. 56:51 AFTERMATH OF AIRPLANE CRASH INTO HOUSES IN CHICAGO. VS DESTRUCTION. 57:47 SUBMARINE "GEORGE WASHINGTON" PUTS OUT TO SEA. VS SUB AT SEA, INCLUDING AERIALS. SUB CAN FIRE BALLISTIC MISSILES. 58:43 SHAH MOHAMMED RIZA PAHLEVI OF IRAN GREETS HIS FIANCEE UPON HER ARRIVAL AT TEHRAN. 59:16 NORTHWESTERN VS ILLINOIS IN COLLEGE FOOTBALL. 60:50 "25 YEARS AGO" (1934). GOLD RUSH IN MOJAVE DESERT. VS MINERS. CHICAGO YOUNGSTERS RALLY TO SUPPORT PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S WAR AGAINST CRIME. WOODEN MODELS OF GUNS ARE SET ON FIRE. GUNS THAT SHOOT FIREBALLS. VS AUTOMOBILE BUS ON RAILROAD WHEELS. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ cue out ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~