Zoom. Litterature. Colette - the taste of life
MELODRAMA; 1941
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
Burglar - Trapped
BURGLAR LOCKS HIMSELF IN STORE...SURVEILLANCE CAMERA CAPTURES FRUSTRATED THIEF
Women of Monroe, New York, provide volunteer services to their community
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.
America Against Itself
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.
ROCK MUSIC
HOLLIES - LOOK THROUGH ANY WINDOW THE HOLLIES - LOOK THROUGH ANY WINDOW BC MAY 1966
YELLOWSTONE BEARS
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.
POP MUSIC
GARY LEWIS AND THE PLAYBOYS - LOOK THROUGH ANY WINDOW ( HOLLIES COVER)
MAPLETHORPE BOOK BAN (05/30/1996)
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.
Special edition: All behind the blues: [September 8, 2023]
COLORADO ABORTION LAW
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.
ADVENTURE, BELA LUGOSI; 1934
01:01:00:00,Chapter 1: The Chosen Victim, A silhouette bangs gong. Union Air Terminal sign, By the timetable, men in suits ask conductor if a certain passenger is aboard. Closeup of invitation to a formal dinner party, Elegant guests mingle in grand house, Princess Nadji is introduced to the host, Mr. Chandler, Betty and Bob enter, are introduced to Nadji, they comfort the nervous princess. Judy the extrovert tries to grab Bob away from Betty, he is called away, she is annoyed, Two mysterious, sinister looking guests arrive,, Nadji looks terrified when she sees them, Bob sits on setee giving information to a newspaper reporter interested in the princess, Betty, Bob, mother and Nadji in private study discuss the mysterious guests, Bob plans to find out their identity, The guest conspires with a houseboy, A plane takes off on dark runway, Passengers arrive at station, Chandu walks towards phone booth, enters, makes call, Mother answers the call, puts Nadji on with Chandu, she is delighted to hear from him, Chandu leaves the phone booth he spots two men watching him, CU he rubs his magic ring and vanishes, The two men are baffled, Nadji tells Betty, Bob and mother about her platonic relationship with Chandu. People dance at fancy party, Closeup of wine glass on houseboy's tray. Entire group raises glasses NICE, Guest proposes a toast to Nadji, she is served the glass,, Princess thanks the guests for their hospitality, lifts the glass to her lips, then it is thrown from her hand and breaks against the wall. Chandu appears, he is greeted warmly, The houseboy looks worried, The mysterious guests try to leave unnoticed, Chandu and Nadjisit, he tells her of a plot against her, Chandu stands before houseboy, waves his hand in front of his face, hypnotizes the houseboy into his power, the houseboy tells him of the men and their meeting place, As he gives information, a figure outside the window shoots a poisoned dart, CU Blowgun, man blows, Chandu gives shocked expressions, Chandu moves over to the window to investigate, the figure shoots another dart at Chandu, End text asks questions to be answered in next installment,Chapter 2: The House In The Hills (01:17:00:00), Preface text, Chandu moves out of the path of the propelled poisoned dart, Nadji and mother rush into the room, Chandu gives them instructions, comforts Nadji, A dead tree, A ramshackle house, Inside, the meeting of the sect of Ubasti. They conduct a religious ceremony, wear robes and turbans, chant prayer. Leader looks into a flame and sees into the goings on in Chandu's house. Sect. Cult ritual, Cult Meeting, Chandu tells the mother why he doesn't involve the police, Chandu talks to Bob as he gets into convertible, wears cap, Deliveryman smokes pipe as he and partner get in delivery truck, Two crooks hide in the back of the van, The deliveryman brings flowers to Chandu's house, plucks one from the bouquet and gives it to Nadji, She thanks him and sits and reads while smelling the flower, She announces to Betty that she is sleepy, goes in the house to nap, She enters her room, still smelling the flower, and passes out on the floor, The deliveryman tries to carry her away, Betty and Bob knock on her door and send the kidnapper into a closet until they leave, He returns to the room carrying Nadji, He places her in a mummy's case and lifts her with cohort out of the house into their van, Chandu meets with ship's captain, drives off in convertible, Chandu returns to the house, discover Nadji's disappearance, Chandu runs up stairs excitedly, Chandu notices the missing mummy case, Chandu gets back in his car and drives off with Bob, They drive along winding Los Angeles canyon road. POV from roadster (with hood ornament visible), The van arrives at the Ubasti house, the mummy case is lifted out and brought in. The lid is lifted, revealing Nadji to the Ubasti leader, Chandu's car takes a sharp turn and crashes through the railing, End of chapter questions,Chapter 3: On The High Seas. (01:37:00:00), Chandu crashes the railing but stops the car before going over the cliff, Car drives over camera, Chandu rubs his ring and communicates with his Yogi, A distant voice advises Chandu (Chandu addresses the Yogi as "My Teacher"), Bob sits in passenger seat looking on. They continue to drive, They arrive at the house. Steering wheel turns by itself, Bob stays in the car while Chandu sneaks in, looks around the rooms, spies on the robbed cult members chanting over the unconscious Nadji, Chandu rubs his ring, becomes invisible, A door opens, a lid is lifted off a jug, the lid is placed over a flame, Chandu reappears before the guards, waves his hands in front of them, hypnotising them, Chandu carries Nadji out and into the car. They drive off, A ship sails on the ocean. Yacht, Chandu waits by Nadji's bedside for her to awaken, Chandu chants "Awaken" she moves slightly, Captain served tea by servant, The door opens slightly, the Ubasti leader peeks in, waits for Chandu to leave. Chandu consults with Betty and Bob (all are dressed in yachting outfits, including Chandu: blazer, cap, white pants), Betty and Bob look out over the ship's railing, see a light in the distance, The Ubasti priest, Vindhyan, enters Nadji's room, ambushes the servant from behind and gags him, locks him in another room, Man peers thru porthole, He turns out the light in Nadji's room, looks out the window, signals with his flashlight, The servant recovers, tries to free himself, Ubasti leader puts Nadji in his power, takes her out to a waiting rowboat, The servant informs Chandu of the kidnapping. They rush out to save her, Vindhyan holds a knife to her throat if they make any moves, End Of Chapter questions
RAF Vickers Wellington bomber drop bombs over Germany at night (WW2)
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.
After the breakers: the habits unsettled
Denmark under German martial law during World War II
Film made by Danes, after increasing tensions between them German forces that invaded them in 1940, came to a head in August 1943, and the Germans placed Denmark under martial law. It covers the period 1943 and 1944, after which it was smuggled out of the country. Opening scene shows pallbearers at the funeral of Kaj Harald Leininger Munk (aka Kaj Munk) a Danish playwright and Lutheran pastor, who was assassinated by Nazi Gestapo agents, on 4 January, 1944. Narrator states that Nazi murder leagues assassinated some of Denmark's greatest leaders to intimidate the Danes and quell any rebellions. The coffin of Pastor Munk is lowered into its grave. Memorial stone and flowers are shown. Smoke rising and then a large conflagration are seen, from Danish acts of sabotage. Damaged buildings and more fires, from Danish sabotage, are seen. In response, the "Schalburg Corps," a Danish volunteer branch of the Nazi SS, began counter-sabotage (called Shalbotage by the Danes). Film shows fireman on ladders at the building of the Paramount Movie Company, Ltd. where smoke is coming from the windows. (Narrator says film companies that refused every form of collaboration were blown up.) View of severely damaged Nordisk film studio at Helerup. Windows shattered in department stores and in all shops along a street. Illums Bolighus (famous store of Scandinavian design) and many others are wrecked. Camera pans up the side of damaged building with bird painted on its side and the words: "mod lysere Dage.." (Brighter Days). Views of the destroyed Royal Yacht Club pavilion, in Copenhagen harbor. Destruction in Tivoli Gardens. Its concert hall completely destroyed. Fire burning at the Syndicate, Denmark's largest armaments factory, from bombing by saboteurs, in June, 1944. Danes walking in Copenhagen, on a summer evening, flaunting the Nazi curfew from 8PM to 6AM and then lighting bonfires after dark. Abandoned wheel barrows and empty streets are shown when residents of Copenhagen all go home in a general strike. Several German soldiers are seen in otherwise empty street, as the German Commander in Chief declares the city of Copenhagen under siege. A German tank parked in the street amidst pedestrians. Barricades set up by strikers in a street. The American flag flying high over a street. The "Bulldog" a department store in flames. A car serving as an ambulance drives down a street displaying a white flag. A long line of Danes wait at a street corner shop for self-rationed food. Danes drawing fresh water from lakes to be brought to hospitals, where needed. View from above of strikers at a barricade. Narrator states that after 5 days, the Germans gave in and agreed to Danish terms. View of open area in the city, where people stand in silence to commemorate those who lost their lives in the struggle. Danish man looking through chain link fence. More scenes of continued sabotage by Danes. Location: Denmark. Date: 1944.
ANGRY
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
Car - vandalism
TWO TEENAGE GIRLS ARE UNDER ARREST IN MEDFORD, MASSACHUSETTS, ACCUSED OF USING BASEBALL BATS TO BREAK THE WINDOWS OF DOZENS OF CARS.
TV Variety
THE HOLLIES - LOOK THROUGH ANY WINDOW BRITISH POP BAND, THE HOLLIES, PERFORM ACCOMPANIED BY GO-GO DANCERS
COLORADO ABORTION LAW
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.
France. Rhône. Vaulx-en-velin. Fire building: the survivors the next day