LARRY KING WEEKEND
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THE WORLD AT THREE Reel 2
S.S. Orsova entering Sydney Harbour and in dock at circular key, Ferry's arriving. View from the Botanical Gardens. William Street and Kings Cross. P & O offices. A man books a ticket on the Orsova. Orsova leaving Sydney. Montage of deck sports for young and old. Ladies at the hairdressers. Passengers play Bingo. Posting a letter at the ship's bureau. <br/>S.S. Iberia in port. Top shot and montage of Naples. Passengers on tourist bus. Trying to eat spaghetti. Ship's kitchen. First class dining room at diner time. Passengers on deck, night time. Model of Canberra and world clocks. P & O offices at night. Very dark night shots of London. <br/> <br/>End Credits: Music Composed by John Dankworth, Sung by Cleo Laine. Script and Lyrics by Roger Dunton, Directed by Frederic Goode. <br/> <br/>Check for copyright restrictions and ownership.
Cleo Laine at the Hollywood Bowl
John Dankworth at the Cleo Laine at the Hollywood Bowl at Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, California on August 30, 1989. (Footage by WireImage Video/Getty Images)
Music: Sir Johnny Dankworth dies aged 82; Music: Sir Johnny Dankworth dies aged 82
15.2.2002 ENGLAND: Windsor: EXT Johnny Dankworth (Jazz Musician) standing with his wife Cleo Laine (Jazz Singer) as being interviewed 22.5.2002 (T22050213) London: Royal Academy: Johnny Dankworth along with his wife, jazz singer Cleo Laine
Music: Sir Johnny Dankworth dies aged 82; Music: Sir Johnny Dankworth dies aged 82
LIB Source: S22100602 1957 Location unknown: INT Johnny Dankworth interview SOT - On touring in South Africa
Music: Sir Johnny Dankworth dies aged 82; Music: Sir Johnny Dankworth dies aged 82
23.2.1998 (AC230298 / T23029808) ENGLAND: Johnny Dankworth playing with jazz band SOT Johnny Dankworth interview SOT - On jazz music
Music: Sir Johnny Dankworth dies aged 82; Music: Sir Johnny Dankworth dies aged 82
LIB Source: S22100602 1960 ENGLAND: Hampshire: Beaulieu EXT **Music heard SOT** People attending the Beaulieu Jazz Festival Rowdy behaviour at the festival Johnny Dankworth interview SOT - Beaulieu Jazz Festival
Music: Sir Johnny Dankworth dies aged 82; Music: Sir Johnny Dankworth dies aged 82
22.5.2002 (T22050213) London: Royal Academy: EXT Johnny Dankworth along with Cleo Laine
Music: Sir Johnny Dankworth dies aged 82; Music: Sir Johnny Dankworth dies aged 82
22.5.2002 (T22050213) London: Royal Academy: EXT Johnny Dankworth along with his wife, jazz singer Cleo Laine
Music: Sir Johnny Dankworth dies aged 82; Music: Sir Johnny Dankworth dies aged 82
23.2.1998 (AC230298 / T23029808) ENGLAND: INT Sir John Dankworth (Johnny Dankworth - Jazz composer and saxophonist) playing with jazz band SOT
Johnny Dankworth on purpose of anti-racism campaign, UK; 1959
The jazz musician John (Johnny) Dankworth explains the purpose of the Stars Campaign for Interracial Friendship (SCIF), saying, 'Well the objectives of the campaign are largely to counteract any cranky organisations which try to preach the gospel of a master race anywhere [which] seem laughable on the face of it, but they aren't really laughable, because Adolf Hitler started a similar organisation about twenty, twenty-five years ago which caused the deaths of millions and millions of people and the suffering of millions more.' UK; 1959. (LCA6661A - AEVZ001J)
RUSHES: Funeral of Princess Margaret
Funeral of Princess Margaret; ENGLAND: Berkshire: Windsor Castle: EXT CMS Dame Cleo Laine (Jazz Singer) interviewed SOT. - Talks of funeral service CMS Dame Cleo Laine and husband John Dankworth (Musician)
Beulieu Jazz Festival riot:
Beulieu Jazz Festival riot:; ENGLAND: Hampshire: Beaulieu Abbey:EXTGV Crowds at fair.MS Fans stands listening to music.MS More ditto.BV More ditto.CS Johnny Dankworth [John Dankworth]: SOF:- Went off not too badly - too many people here though - it is the best thing that has happened in this country, (the Jazz Festivals) as far as jazz is concerned - there are too many here for a ride & a drink not for the music - Wants to encourage jazz festivals in this country .- Hopes there were a lot of people listening to the music when it was broadcast.MS Crowd. - "being sent somewhere or other".CS Female: It is fantastic - it is very good - is not staying overnight but going home.CS Man: Costs too much - 12s.6d. to come here & you can get jazz at 5/ - anywhere:CU Man: Jazz sends him - he is strictly trad. man - 1st time at Beaulieu & hopes to come again:MS Couple dancing - N. Barker up to them: Man speaks: Says this is wonderful - they are strictly trad: Girl speaks: Says there has always been a big argument between the mods. & the trads:MS Couple standing: Says they are not happy here - some of the fans here do not want to listen - they spoil it for everyone and the keen jazz fans who come to listen and not to see people wrecking things up:GV Fair - zoom in to people on top of roundabout - one sits swaying on top of it.MS Man who was saying of top of roundabout falls off & is pulled back on top.MS Pan crowd - night scene:NEG: 16mm: ITN(O'Brien) 3.2mins: 113.5ft:31/7/60/6.05pm: