1968 Chicago Fascinating and in depth look at the events that surrounded the Democratic convention in Chicago, 1968 Footage of Lincoln and Grant Park and young people assembled, various of police attacks and beatings, to the escalation of violence outside the convention. Footage inside the convention. Footage is intercut with various interviews explaining the events as they unfolded . Interview are with both notable political personalities as well as unknown protestors and Chicago citizens. Interviews include Rennie Davis, Tom Hayden, Allen Ginsberg, Minister from Lincoln Park Community, ACLU, Dick Gregory and others. 00:00Title sequence. Various shots of demonstration with police presence. Dialogue and interviews with demonstrators who have been arrested and charged.04:09Scenes with delegates, Alex Rosenberg and Allard Lowenstein, who also detail their experiences into the camera.07:15A Black woman talks to the camera about her experience of police brutality, racism and her arrest at the convention. Images of police engaging with demonstrators.09:05A Black reporter and a local minister talk about police brutality.10:17Comments in support and opposition of the events, including words from columnist Jack Mabley and activist Rennie Davis.13:05Allen Ginsberg talks.13:46Anti-war activist Tom Hayden talks over scenes of the Yippies in Lincoln Park, and in front of the camera.14:42More violent images of the police clearing and gassing demonstrators at the park. People talking about widespread police brutality at the scene.16:29Rennie Davis talks.16:50Jay Miller of ACLU talks. A minister talks to the camera about scenes of police brutality.18:05Allard Lowenstein talks.18:53McCarthy aide George Yumich talks.19:28McCarthy speechwriter Paul Gorman talks.20:41Richard J. Daley addresses an assembly.21:53Dick Gregory talks to the camera, criticising Richard J. Daley.22:19Frank Sullivan, former press secretary to Mayor Richard J. Daley, talks at a press conference.23:10Images of the National Guard at the demonstration.24:12Walter Cronkite describes a significant, symbolic scene to the camera; a woman, in a car, approaching a line of National Guards with demonstrators in rear of car. The occupants are then intimidated by a National Guard who points a grenade launcher at them through the window, as a crowd assembles at the scene.27:30Richard J. Daley appears on a CBS new report, talking about intelligence on a plot to assassinate him and presidential candidates during the convention. Jay Miller of ACLU then refutes these claims.29:07Images of CBS News journalist Dan Rather being manhandled by security.29:44Frank Sullivan denies any police attacks on press people. Labour Party MP Anna Kerr talks about her arrest at the demonstration over images of her brutal experience.32:37Images of lines of police approaching and hitting demonstrators with nightsticks.33:12Governor Abraham Ribicoff addresses a conference with his “gestapo tactics” speech. Image of Richard J. Daley heckling.33:42Scenes of demonstrators, medical units, police lines and National Guard gassing the crowds.36:25Roll call at the convention, Wisconsin chairman calls for adjournment.38:00Disturbing images of police detaining demonstrators by force and accounts of indiscriminate brutality at the hands of the police.40:39Dick Gregory talks.41:39Candlelit vigil.

--SUPERS--\nGabrielle Union\n"Shaun Russell"\n\n --SOT--\nGabrielle Union/ "Shaun Russell": "I didn't want to do any sort of special preparation for the role because my character was just thought she was going to pack up a house, you know. She had no idea that she was going to be put in this crazy circumstance. She literally walked outside to have a little wine and call her husband and then all hell breaks loose. So I didn't want, you know, when she throws a punch for it to look perfect, you know. So all I did was pilates to keep my body loose so I didn't throw out my wonky hip or throw out my back trying to throw the lawn chair through the window, and I just drank a lot of Rosè."\n\n\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nENTERTAINMENT MOVIE FILM\n\n

Title reads: "I'll see you in the morning (I hope not!)." <br/> <br/>Location of events unknown. <br/> <br/>Informative trailer instructing people to be just as vigilant about the blackout in gloomy winter mornings as they are at night. <br/> <br/>L/S of aeroplane flying at dawn. Early morning night shot of suburban house. M/S of man in bed, he leans over and switches on his bedside lamp. L/S of house - the occupiers have removed to blackout curtains before going to sleep so we can see lights being switched on in every part of the house! <br/> <br/>M/S looking through French windows. A man opens the curtains and switches on the light. We see him doing his morning exercises. M/S of open back door, light floods out of it. Some one is sweeping dust out onto the step. M/S looking through window of man having shave with light on. M/S looking through kitchen window of a woman cooking breakfast. <br/> <br/>Night shots of bicycle and van driving down street. Because the cyclist is not wearing any reflective gear the van has to swerve to avoid it. M/S, taken from nearby rooftop, of painters working in office block. They are painting with the lights on and no blackout curtains. <br/> <br/>M/S of suburban house. M/S of man putting up blackout curtains. He stops midway through what he is doing, switches on a lamp and lights a cigarette. <br/> <br/>The careless people in this story as referred to by fictitious names: Mr and Mrs Twerp. Narrator finishes with joke: "It's a good job we're not all twerps". <br/> <br/>

Mrs. Carter, a resident of Monroe, New York, is seen with other members of the Local League of Women Voters, as they prepare for upcoming local elections. Sign in background reads: "The League of Women Voters, non-partisan Voters Service League."The women assemble voting information packets. View of one member woman caring for several children of members, during the League meeting. League members distributing election information to homes of their neighbors. (One woman refuses to accept any voting information.) One woman places voting materials into the open window of a parked car. Another posts a campaign poster on a telephone pole. League members prepare voter lists and telephone voters. Candidates speaking at meetings arranged by the League of Women Voters. Varying reactions of women in the audience. Another view of voters in a line outside the polling place. Women of the Parent Teacher Association engaged in a local project to establish a Recreation Center for Teens. Youth square dancing at the new Teen Center and enjoying refreshments afterwards. Students viewing motion pictures about anatomy, birth and growth, provided by the Board of Education. View of faces of teenage boys and girls viewing film about human anatomy in an auditorium. Primary school children going through a cafeteria line and eating their lunch at tables. The local dentist checking teeth of school children during annual exams at school. The dentist's receptionist voluntarily looking after children in a local hospital. Location: Monroe New York USA. Date: 1950.

OC 1000 SOF MAG A ROLL FTG OF YELLOWSTONE BEARS. DAVENPORT SU. MS CHIEF PARK RANGER WILLIAM DUNMIRE. HE SAYS MOST PEOPLE THINK OF BEARS AS CUTE, CUDDLY ANIMALS, WHO COULD NOT DO YOU ANY HARM; THEY ARE WILD, BELIEVE ME. MS PARK SIGN WARNING AGAINST FEEDING ANIMALS. POV FROM INSIDE CAR OF MAN FEEDING BEAR THROUGH PARTIALLY OPEN WINDOW. GOOD MS BEAR LOOKING FOR FOOD. CUS BEAR. VS BEARS FORAGING THROUGH MOUND OF TRASH. VS BEAR CUBS PLAYING AROUND PARKED CAR. GOOD MS BEAR WALKING. VS BEAR PAWING AGAINST CAR WINDOW TRYING TO GET FOOD FROM PEOPLE IN CAR, SNOW ON GROUND. POV FROM INSIDE CAR MOVING THROUGH SNOW COVERED PARK WOODS. POV FROM MOVING CAR GOING INTO SMALL TOWN AT TWILIGHT; RAINING. MORE OF BEARS BEGGING ON PARK ROADS. VS MOTHER BEAR AND TWO CUBS LS OLD FAITHFUL GEYSER W/ SIGN IN FG.

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HOLLIES - LOOK THROUGH ANY WINDOW THE HOLLIES - LOOK THROUGH ANY WINDOW BC MAY 1966

A FACADE COLLAPSES IN NEW YORK KILLING FOUR CONSTRUCTION WORKERS

KENNEL MURDER CASE, THE

Lonely boy stands in school hallway Two girls tease each other in hallway, walk away arm in arm Children's drawings and paintings Classroom with children sitting at desks, standing boy reads from book Boys fight over book Teacher at chalk board yells at boys Boy at desk Teacher yells at boy Boy at desk pouts Teacher fiddles with stuff on desk Teacher and students leave the room Open purse on teacher's desk Boy shuts door, checks to see if the coast is clear Boy steals money from purse Teacher at door (peeks through window) Boy counting money, makes surprised face, hides money behind back Teacher enters classroom Boy makes scared/surprised face Child's drawing Telephone Woman answers telephone Man at desk (principal) talks on telephone Woman talking on telephone sounds very flustered 'says no that's Impossible' 'he was caught stealing' Woman sits down Man and woman talk on the phone, talk about bad boy Woman hangs up the phone and looks sad Woman in fancy hat looks sad (explains about son, therapy type session) Condescending woman behind desk talks to sad woman Sad woman talks about blaming the mother Woman at desk says 'I'm sure you do' Woman shows fancy woman out Exterior of Huron valley child guidance clinic Window Man at desk talks to boy Man (pervert) at desk plays with pencil Boy looks bored Man at desk puts down pencil and says 'as long as I get along with boys, we shouldn't have any trouble' boy gets counseling Child's drawing Boy is shown into room by man, sits down Man talks, shows photos to boy Boy undergoes psychological testing Boy and man stare at photograph Man at desk writing Woman and man at desk talk, look at child's drawing Woman and man discuss boy's case (boy is filled with anger) Woman and man in living room talk Woman in kitchen, man stands in doorway, talks to woman Woman busy in kitchen, man talking Boy and man stand in doorway Woman talking Boy looks sad (feels left out) Man makes sad angry face Boy lying on the floor Woman makes face Man makes face leaves kitchen Old woman comes into kitchen, younger woman helps her put on apron Women talk Man in chair with paper eavesdrop Boy leans against wall Women talk in the kitchen Woman talks to boy Woman sets table, family sits at table Boy sits at table and gets ready to dig in Mother scolds boy about table manners Old woman talks Boy unfolds napkin, tucks it in his shirt Man scolds boy, boy puts napkin in lap Woman lies in bed with hand on head (she has a bad headache) Family rises from table Woman takes dishes Boy gets checkerboard from drawer Mother scolds boy about math homework Boy looks mad Old woman clears table Woman talking Man sits in chair reading the paper Mother scolds boy Man makes face Boy walks away with mother People talk in room at desks (psychologists) Man and woman talking in kitchen Man makes sad face, talks Woman makes angry face Woman lies in bed looks sad, rubs head Boy looks sad Father looks sad Angry women make faces Boy makes scared face Parents argue Headshrinkers talk Child's drawing Boy talks to man in room Man talks to boy Boy bounces ball Boy plays with ball on the floor Child's drawing Bull's-eye Man shoots at bull's-eye with toy pistol Boy takes pistol from man and aims at bull's-eye Man and boy talk Boy pulls darts from bull's-eye Boy takes pistol aim at bull's-eye, talks to man Boy make pouty face Boy shoots dart at mans head Boy looks surprised, apologizes Man and boy talk Boy holds head in hand Man looks at boy with love Child's drawing Boy at desk Mother scolds boy Mother and boy hug Mother at door smiles Boy sits at desk plays with model Boy plays with ball on floor Mother smiles Boy hugs mother Boy eats desert and smiles

--TEASE--\nTHE INVESTIGATION INTO WHAT HAPPENED WITH SOUTHWEST FLIGHT 1380 NOW MOVING INTO ITS NEXT PHASE. I'M OMAR JIMENEZ.\n\n --LEAD IN--\nTHE INVESTIGATION INTO WHAT HAPPENED TO THE LEFT ENGINE ON SOUTHWEST FLIGHT 1380 THAT RESULTED IN THE DEATH OF JENNIFER RIORDAN IS ON-GOING -- AS INVESTIGATORS LOOK FOR SOME OF THE ENGINE'S MISSING INTERNAL PARTS. AND ONE TEXAS FIREFIGHTER WHO HELPED TRY AND SAVE RIORDAN RECOUNTS THE HARROWING INCIDENT. OMAR JIMENEZ HAS THE VERY LATEST FROM WASHINGTON. OMAR...\n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\nTHE INVESTIGATION INTO WHAT HAPPENED WITH SOUTHWEST FLIGHT 1380 NOW MOVING INTO ITS NEXT PHASE. THE NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION SAFETY BOARD SAYS A PRELIMINARY LOOK AT THE ENGINE SHOWS ONE OF ITS 24 FAN BLADES WAS MISSING AND THAT THERE WAS EVIDENCE OF METAL FATIGUE WHERE THE BLADE ATTACHED TO THE ENGINE HUB.\nTHE PLANE'S LEFT ENGINE BROKE MID-AIR, AN OBJECT BURST THROUGH A WINDOW, AND SUCKED JENNIFER RIORDAN TOWARD THE HOLE WHERE THE WINDOW USED TO BE. \nSHE LATER DIED. A MOTHER OF TWO FROM ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO.\nTHE FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION SAYS THEY WILL BE ISSUING A DIRECTIVE THAT WILL INCLUDE THE SPECIFIC ENGINE MODEL AFFECTED IN THIS FLIGHT REQUIRING, "AN ULTRASONIC INSPECTION OF FAN BLADES WHEN THEY REACH A CERTAIN NUMBER OF TAKEOFFS AND LANDINGS. ANY BLADES THAT FAIL THE INSPECTION WILL HAVE TO BE REPLACED."\nNTSB INVESTIGATORS ARE STILL TRACKING DOWN EVIDENCE FROM THE PLANE AND WILL EXAMINE ALL OF THE ENGINE AND BLADE COMPONENTS AT THE MATERIALS LAB IN WASHINGTON D.C. \nOMAR JIMENEZ, WASHINGTON.\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\n\n

A Royal Air Force (RAF) navigator of Vickers Wellington bomber looks at his maps during World War II. Commanding pilot of Vickers Wellington bomber radios navigator, asking, "where are we now" as they approach Germany at night during WW2. Navigator replies, "I can't tell where we are." Crew member gives thumbs up signal after command. Plane descending in altitude. Low angle shot of bomber commander pilot at yoke steering as he radios to crew, "hello everybody, let me know if you see anything." Bomber spinning propeller while in flight at night. Crew member radios, "hello skip, search lights and flak at starboard quarter." Bomber commander replies, "the natives appear hostile." Bomber navigator using calipers on maps at night speaks into mask, "hello skipper, the target's about 50 miles up river." Bomber pilot replying, "OK." Vickers Wellington bomber banking turn at night. Bomber navigator climbing to viewing window with map and radios, "I can see the canal as plain as my face." Pilot radios back, "OK, I'll turn around and check up." Bomber pilot radios, "any signs of life?" German soldiers at night running to anti-aircraft artillery and yelling, "fire" as guns fire. Flares at night as bomber crew radio to each other. Vickers Wellington bomber nose gunner moves gun at night and strafes targets. German artillery fires more as the Vickers Wellington bomber dives towards target. Bomber pilot face lit by night flares. Crew hand actuating switches on control panel to open bomb bay doors. Crew member heard saying, "bomb bay doors open." Crew member looking through Vickers Wellington bomb sight at night. Close up, hand pressing button to release bombs on Vickers Wellington bomber. Dramatization special effects using miniature buildings of bombs dropping on railway and oil storage facility. Side view outside Vickers Wellington bomber at night as nose gun fires. Bomber crewman radios, saying "I got a bulls eye with the last one." Pilot radios back, "good man." Location: Germany. Date: 1941.

Hoek of Holland. <br/> <br/>(Francina) Fanny Blankers-Koen returns to Holland. Dutch commentary. Approx. 20,000 people were gathered in the streets, festivities went on during the whole evening and night. <br/> <br/>L.S. The ship, carrying Mrs. Blankers-Koen and other athletes, arriving to the Hoek of Holland. M.S. Ship docking at quayside. M.S. Mrs. Blankers-Koen and other girls waving from deck. S.C.U. Towards, Mrs. Blankers-Koen walking ashore. M.S. She and other girl athletes walk through crowds on the quay. C.U. walking through crowds. M.S. Walking through crowds. C.U. walking through crowds. M.S. walking through crowds. C.U. Mrs. Blankers-Koen medals being shown to crowd. M.S. Team Leaving in train. C.U. Team leaving in train. <br/> <br/>Amsterdam. <br/> <br/>M.S. Blankers getting into coach. M.S. Mrs. Blankers picks up her children M.S. Crowd looking from house windows. M.S. being taken through crowd in coach. M.S. Applauding from top of tram. C.U. Blankers in coach M.S. Being taken through streets by coach. M.S. In coach. L.S. Through Streets C.U. Through Streets. M.S. Car with Blankers going through streets. L.S. Crowd waving. M.S. In coach through streets. L.S. Confetti from houses showering on her. M.S. Confetti from houses showering on her. Tracking shot of crowd on bridge. L.S. Carriage arriving at City Hall. M.S. Inside City Hall. C.U. Burgomaster Mr. D'Ailly Speech in the name of the city council 'we don't know what we are to present to you. You don't care any more for golden medals.' C.U. Mrs. Blankers listening to speech. (2 shots) M.S. Mrs. Blankers listening to speech. M.S. Burgomaster looks at the remembrance book of the golden jubilee of Queen Wilhelmina. C.U. Burgomaster shakes hands and gives book over. C.U. Blankers walking away. C.U. Mrs. Blankers looking at it. M.S. Crowd applauding. M.S. Mrs. Blankers making speech. L.S. Carriage through streets to house. L.S. Flats with people looking on. Tracking shot further through street. M.S. Crowd with coach outside house. L.S. Crowd on top of Flats. C.U. Banner with achievements symbolised. M.S. Other members of team entering house. M.S. Blankers standing for National Hymn. M.S. Crowd pan to Blankers in coach. M.S. Mrs. Blankers in coach. M.S. Crowd pan to Blankers in coach.M.S. Blankers in coach. C.U. Mrs. Blankers receives bicycle from neighbours. C.U. Horses Heads. M.S. Entering house. C.U. Shaking hands with friends M.S. People watching from windows. M.S. Mrs Blankers waving from window. C.U. Blankers waving from window. M.S.Crowd.C.U. Mrs. Blankers waving from window. <br/> <br/>(Comb. Lav.)

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ORIG. COLOR 800 FT. SOF MAG INTERVIEW DR. ROBERT STEWART CONCERNING NEW COLORADO ABORTION LAW WHICH ALLOWS THERAPUTIC ABORTIONS WITH THE APPROVAL OF A THREE DOCTOR HOSPITAL BOARD. STEWART FORSEES COLORADO AS BEING FLOODED WITH PEOPLE SEEKING ABORTIONS. INTERVIEW DR. MYRON WADDELL, PRESIDENT OF COLORADO MEDICAL SOCIETY. SAYS THERE HASN'T BEEN ANY EVIDENCE OF A GREAT INCREASE IN WOMEN SEEKING ABORTIONS. CU BABY IN HOSPITAL. INTERVIEW WITH DR. STEWART. INTERVIEW WITH DR. WADDELL. VARIOUS SHOTS MOTHERS LOOKING THROUGH WINDOW OF MATERNITY WARD. CU NURSE FEEDING BABY CU NURSE BURPING BABY. CI: HEALTH - ABORTIONS AND THE LAW. PERSONALITIES: STEWART, ROBERT. MANKIND - BABIES.

GARY LEWIS AND THE PLAYBOYS - LOOK THROUGH ANY WINDOW ( HOLLIES COVER)

A customer complaint led police to a Barnes and Noble Bookstore yesterday...The officers went there to remove a book off the store's shelves. The book was by the late photographer Robert Maplethorpe and the customer insisted the book contained child pornography. It did...the book contained a black and white picture of a nude child inside.

WORD OF HONOR

06:01:00:00,Opening credits, Sign on door: Mrs. Mary Stanley - Music Teacher, Kindly doctor peeks through screen door from outside, Mrs. Stanley sits at piano, Billy stands next to her practicing the violin, CU of Billy playing violin, Doctor enters, applauds, talks to them, gives Billy a chore to do, Mrs. Stanley plays record on console phonograph, she and doctor talk, Woman listens to phonograph, Billy trims hedges, watches other kids playing in field, Tomboy-ish girl tries to fix toy motor plane, Bespectacled Clarence is teased by the others and runs away, Billy joins the group, fixes the plane, The kids watch the plane fly overhead, Kids look up with boys shading eyes, The plane crashes into window, the kids scatter and run, CU of woman scolding Billy, Doctor joins them, gives Billy pointers on flying the plane, Boy walks up to the Stanley house, enters, begins playing violin while Mrs. Stanley accompanies on piano, Mrs. Stanley gives boy advice, tells him to forget about the violin, Boy leaves house overjoyed, Stage Mom urges boy to shoot high and not play in a jazz band, Billy talks to Mrs. Stanley, Int. doctor's house, doctor talks to his housekeeper, Clarence sits in bed reading, Clarence's mother consults with doctor. Doctor gives "ahhh" test with tongue depressor, Doctor spoonfeeds Clarence syrupy medicine, Billy looks at newspaper with girlfriend Nancy. Read the comics, Int. Mrs. Hadley's living room, guests arrive for the recital, Mrs. Hadley accompanies boy violinst on piano, Mother of boy smiles proudly, Boy plays violin badly, parents get up and leave, Small crowd gives polite applause, Clarence plays saxophone. Bad, Doctor receives emergency phone call, Doctor drives in rain, Old woman hangs up phone, Doctor arrives at airport landing field, Doctor meets Antoine Pirelli, CU of doctor looking bewildered. Doctor wants to keep him under observation, Calls office, Doctor tends to bandaged patient, Agent talks on phone with diva, Mrs. Stanley talks on the phone with doctor, Antoine lies in bed with bandage on his head, Mrs. Stanley arrives to care for Antoine, CU of Mrs. Stanley looking astonished, Mary leaves room, Mary talks with doctor. Doctor lectures stern looking woman (husband is Pirelli), Man guests leave the recital, Mrs. Hadley leads the children to where Antoine is recuperating, Mrs. Hadley encounters Mrs. Stanley in the hall, Mrs. Hadley conducts the children who play instruments outside his door, Doctor asks the group to leave, Mrs. Stanley talks to Billy, Boy holds up crossed fingers (fingers crossed), Mrs. Stanley reunites with Antoine, they talk, Gladys arrives at the hotel lobby, Conductor bows head in wife's hands, looking for forgiveness, Gladys walks in on Mary and Antoine, Mary leaves, Antoine tells Gladys about his history with Mary, Mrs. Stanley leaves the hotel lobby with Billy, Int. hotel room, Gladys reveals plan to Antoine's manager. Antoine enters, talks with manager, Manager leaves Antoine's room, Antoine makes phone call, speaks with hotel switchboard operator, then to Billy (split screen), Billy enters doctor's house, talks to doctor, Housekeeper hands newspaper to doctor, CU of headlines and photo of Antoine and Gladys, Billy rushes out of doctor's house to play, Doctor confers with housekeeper, Doctor looks out of window at Billy and Nancy in front yard, Smokes pipe. Says "women don't think, they feel. They don't have any brains. When was a woman any decent when she's fighting for a man." Nice talk by older woman about the nature of women, Boy talks to young girlfriend over fence, Doctor joins Billy and Nancy, tells them news, CU train pulls out of station, Int. radio station reception desk, various stage mothers attempt to get auditions for their children, Doctor arrives with Billy, is sent away by receptionist, Antoine in office with Gladys and manager, Tour guide explains how radio works to tour group, including doctor and Billy, Sound effects artist performs for the tour group, sounds of door closing, soldiers marching, horse hoofs, etc. (double talk expert), Man pops noise maker at straightlaced women, Tour guide gives demonstration of early TV broadcast, Billy gets into booth and his image is broadcast onto screen. Great early TV demonstration ("it's pretty hard to see yourself on television unless you're in two places at once.", Int. recording studio, Antoine greets musicians, prepares for broadcast, Doctor and Billy sneak away from the tour group, Doctor sneaks Billy into Antoine's studio, Billy takes violin out of case, plays, Orchestra plays in radio studio, Violinist in studio looks at Billy with astonished expression, Gladys and the rest of the musicians take notice of Billy, Antoine begins conducting for Billy, Antoine talks to Billy, Doctor reveals Billy's true identity to Antoine while Billy's back is turned, Antoice embraces Billy, Int. radio office, Gladys and Antoine discuss Billy and Mary, Billy asks doctor for advice. Antoine stands up for family, dismisses agent and girlfriend, Int. doctor's house, housekeeper tunes in radio. Zoom into radio, Nancy stands by her radio, sits down to listen with her family, Antoine conducts orchestra featuring Billy on violin in radio studio, Mary and doctor in audience look on proudly, Billy (boy) plays classical violin like an old pro, More listening to radio, Boy with missing tooth smiles, CU Billy, CU Nancy's mother's face smiling in her living room, CU Billy, CU Antoine, CU Mary, The End

"Flight" was a short-lived TV series that debuted in 1958 and only lasted one year. Hosted by Gen. George C. Kenney, the program focused on dramatic tellings of stories from the chronicles of the U.S. Air Force. Production company California National also produced "The Silent Service" which profiled the Navy's submariners, and "Navy Log". This particular episode tells the story of Col. Robert Evans, who in 1947 was involved in a special Cold War mission to prove that the Air Force's new Strategic Air Command could fly to any target in Europe with minimal notice, no matter what the weather conditions. We're not 100% sure of the episode title but believe it is "Show of Force". It was directed by Jean Yarborough, and written by Leonard Heideman aka Laurence Heath. It stars Douglas Kennedy as Col. Robert Evans, Ron Hagerthy as Capt. Tom Hughes, Chris Dark as G.C.A. Operatore, and Addison Richards as Baxter.<p><p>This episode begins with shots of Berlin during the Cold War and in particular the Berlin crisis (1:08-1:46). Berlin, Germany. Russians in Germany. Soviet troops. General Theodore Baxter talks with Col. Robert Evans of the 91st Bomb Wing (aka 91st Reconnaissance Group) in his office at the Davis Monthan Air Force Base in Tucson, Arizona. The two discuss the situation in Berlin and the mission -- to show the Russians that the Air Force can fly anywhere in the world, in any weather, when called upon to do it (1:47-4:27). An officer takes a picture of his wife in her bathing suit near the pool when he is called to report for duty. He kisses his wife goodbye. Maintenance is performed on some planes. Col. Evans explains the situation to his men. Men load up to board a plane, two get into the cockpit (4:28-6:28). A Boeing B-29 takes off, followed by a few more behind it. B-29s in the sky. One of the pilots looks at the picture of his wife in her bathing suit, Col. Evans radios in. german people look at newspapers, Russian soldiers aren't pleased. Two officers discuss the weather deteriorating (6:29-8:30). Col. Evans radios in and the planes head for bad weather. They are in the clouds. Col. Evans talks with men at the Rhein-Main Air Base near Frankfurt, Germany on his radio about the weather (8:31-10:28). Col. Evans talks to his other planes about landing at Rhein-Main in bad weather with low fuel. Russian officer looks out of the window. Radar antenna spins. Rhein-Main radar. Men on the ground at Rhein-Main speak to Col. Evans and explain the situation. Col. Evans tells his men the situation via radio (10:29-13:05). The B-29 in the clouds. Bad rain on the ground. Russian officer picks up a phone. Ground men at Rhein-Main. B-29s move through the air. Communication between the ground and Col. Evans via radio. Nervous crewmen on the plane with Col. Evans (13:06-15:35). radio communication between the B-29 and the ground. Bad weather on the ground. Landing check is completed on the plane. Radar is watched on the ground. B-29 heads for the ground (15:36-17:18). Ground men talk with Col. Evans on his B-29. Radar is watched. B-29 descends. Very cloudy skies. The man at the radar relays information to Col. Evans about the proper coordinates to land, both are stressed due to the weather and low visibility, plane tries to land but pulls up at last moment, they were too far to the left (17:19-19:07). Col. Evans talks with his co-pilot about what he saw on the ground, they're going to try and land again. Man at the radar continues to speak with Col. Evans. Col. Evans radios he's going to try it again and land this time. B-29s fly. German people look up (19:08-21:11). Col. Evans flies, is nervous. Man on the radar radios Col. Evans and explains what he's facing in the bad weather to land. B-29 descends. Radar screen on the ground. B-29 is one mile from landing (21:12-22:43). Col. Evans looks down. B-29 in the air. Propeller spins. Col. Evans lands on the runway in the bad weather, all is well. Col. Evans radios the other planes Ground crew lands every B-29 in the wing. Russians at a table are "congenial" (22:44-24:33). General Kenney wraps up the episode, discussing the importance of flying by instrument (24:34-24:55). End credits (24:56-25:56). <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 like: "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 and 2k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com

Asian man calmly looking through the window with the rain.