Nostradamus oversees a villager washing his hands in a basin at a well.

ORIG. COLOR 340 SILENT NIGHT SHOTS OF NIXON SURROUNDED BY ENTHUSIASTIC CROWD. NIXON ADDRESSING CROWD - SILENT. E / S OF THE WREN BUILDING IN MORNING FOG. MR. AND MRS. NIXON COMING OUT OF BUILDING. A CROWD OF PEOPLE GATHERED TO SEE THEM. SHOTS OF THEM GOING INTO THE HOUSE, A MAN AND A WOMAN IN MEDIEVAL DRESS WAITING FOR THEM. CROWD WITH SIGNS OUTSIDE. MANY WITH HHH AND PEACE SIGNS. MS OF THE LADY PHOTOGRAPHER FALLING, NIXON HELPING HER UP. MS OF COVERED WAGON OUTSIDE A FARM. MS OF CARRIAGE, DRIVERS IN 18TH CENTURY DRESS. MRS. NIXON GETTING INTO CARRIAGE, GOES FOR A RIDE. MR. NIXON MEETING WITH A GROUP OF YOUNG PEOPLE. CI: GEOGRAPHIC - VIRGINIA, WILLIAMSBURG. POLITICS - CAMPAIGNS PRES. , NIXON. PERSONALITIES - NIXON, RICHARD. PERSONALITIES - NIXON, MRS. RICHARD. FASHIONS - COSTUMES, MEDIEVAL. TRANSPORTATION - VEHICULAR- WAGONS AND CARTS. BUILDINGS- MUSEUMS "WILLIAMSBURG, VA. ".

1960s: Man with cow walks around medieval thatched farm house.

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An educational film from the late 1940s about French children who live on a farm near the medieval town of Dinan, in northwestern France.

The Meg Welles Quintet performs medieval songs in their original style and in a modern jazz idiom. Ms Welles is a medievalist who dances, sings and recites to evoke an ordinary husband and wife in the Middle Ages, with emphasis on the idea that though things may go well death was always present. 1961. The Meg Welles Quintet performs medieval songs in their original style as well as in a present-day jazz idiom. takes a look at an ordinary husband and wife in the Middle Ages. Miss Welles is a "medievalist" who takes this program from a book called Medieval Powder. She dances, sings and recites to evoke an ordinary husband and wife in the Middle Ages, where death was always present. 1:35 Music over statuary, medieval angels, etc. Man and woman in antiphony recite "Let Us Now Praise Famous Men." 1:05 TITLE: MacAndrew quotes Ecclesiastes. INTRO: Miss Welles is a "medievalist" who takes this program from a book called Medieval Powder (Anchor). MacAndrew says she dances, sings and recites in original form and in jazz. We are taking a look at an ordinary husband and wife in the Middle Ages where death was always present. An age, like our own. 2:00 SCENE 1: Blond woman in medieval costume sings to jazz accompaniment (flute, doublebass, piano, harpsichord) "Flowers fade away at the sound of the lark through the trees when the frost first appears in the meadow." SCENE 2: Ms. Welles on camera says life is so well-ordered and unrefined in those times. Fire, flood and disease ruled. Still, for a woman life had its good parts. 14th century, 30 year old woman recites and enacts her "good of life." Jazz begins again. The husband is not rich, but is not a servant. They have three children and a farm to attend. 2:00 SCENE 3: Blond singer sings, "Good day my heart, my turtle dove," and curtsies. By now trumpets and drums have joined the jazz band. 0:50 SCENE 4: "Ploughman, how do you do your work?" The man replies that it is not easy. SCENE 5: Jazz interlude that sounds like an Indian war chant. 0:55 SCENE 6: The man talks to worms inside his sick child and orders them to come out. This is his cure. 1:40 SCENE 7: Blond girl sings again to guitar, bells (hand cymbals), recorder and zither. It is half jazz, half medieval. 2:50 SCENE 8: Ms. Welles talks about her medieval husband / ploughman who doesn't want to be a ploughman. Then, the ploughman speaks about his life over the face of Welles. Blond woman sings again, "When will my love come?" 2:40 SCENE 9: Man and woman describe the October Fair in ye olde merry England. The blond girl enters selling fresh strawberries and singing to a portable organ. 2:05 SCENE 10: Welles and ploughman describe horrors of the Black Plague. "If son is afflicted, father won't attend him." Blond girl sings sadly "Crying Mercy" No one answers. 1:05 SCENE 11: More about the Bubonic plague and the Hand of God. 2:00 SCENE 12: Drums and fife, song again, "Dance of Death," and they sing Ring around the Rosie. 1:05 SCENE 13: More horrors of Plague. Welles says, "What must it have been like? They like we shall endure…Their names liveth forever." Produced by John McGiffert, Directed by Portman Paget. Writer Joseph Hurley. Air date: 10/22/61. 27 mins. The Meg Welles Quintet

Prince of Wales in Canada. <br/> <br/>Prince of Wales (future Edward VIII & Duke of Windsor) visiting Canada; 1919. Prince arriving at Charlottetown; Prince Edward Island; he is greeted on dock by the Lieut. Governor & the Premier of the Province. MS 2 men (1 civilian/1 military) place a small Royal Standard in corner of car window. Prince & others getting into car. MS Prince & one of the Canadian officials seated in car. Group of Native Americans (Indians)of Micmac tribe - -a family? CU chief and his wife. Chief and others meeting Prince. Prince's car leaving. Shot of unidentified flag blowing. Prince inspecting World War One veterans; stops & talks w/ one man. Prince planting tree at a government experimental farm. <br/> <br/>MS Prince w/ Captain Clarke; farm superintendent. Horse racing: shot looking up at Prince & others in box. Race of horses pulling carts Dramatic shot of grandstand on fire: flames seen coming from back; large crowd scrambling out of the stands; handing children down; etc. (Prince was seated elsewhere; in judges' stand; safe from disaster.) Next; Prince arrives at Quebec; people lined up on long pier. Wide shot from high place of ship w/ smoke coming from its guns as it fires salute; pan left to row of cannons firing return salute at citadel along wall overlooking water. MS Canadian Army man at citadel looking through binoculars; pan rt. to ship again. Prince inspects guard of honour on King's Wharf. MCU Prince in car w/ others; he salutes as car goes by a few feet from camera. <br/> <br/>People walking across park in toward camera. Prince places wreath on Wolfe monument. Next; Prince and the Duchess of Devonshire walking toward automobile. MS Prince & Duchess in back of car. Prince exiting Ursuline convent followed by priest and assorted others. Next; he lays wreath at Champlain Monument; shots of Prince & Army officers at this event. Pan on Chateau Frontenac; like medieval castle. <br/> <br/>MS Prince w/ several men; incl. engineer who finished Great Quebec Bridge (over St. Lawrence River); they seem to be on bridge; Prince looking over side. MS Prince yanks on a string or ribbon. CU Union Jack hanging against part of bridge falls away to reveal a plaque mounted there. Prince w/ engineer & a few others cross this train bridge on flat car; filmed from front of the moving flatcar; looking back at the men; w/ criss crossing supports going by overhead. Diag. shot of bridge. Front of locomotive; w/ 2 railroad workers standing on it; this is Canadian Pacific Special Royal Train. <br/> <br/>CU same men; the engineer & fireman. MCU Chief Steward & chef stage discussion about menu. MCU porter (a black guy) uses whisk broom to dust off his own hat; then royal emblem on side of train. Prince says goodbye to a few people then boards train. He wears civilian clothes for first time on trip. <br/> <br/>Huge veterans' rally in Toronto; Ontario: Prince and Army officers on platform; large crowd cheering below; Prince waves hat. Elderly veteran w/ several medals; along w/ his family (?) poses in front of rows of younger vets. CU side view Prince speaking. Group of women in uniforms wave excitedly. Prince shaking hands w/ veterans & their wives. Prince arrives at Toronto Exhibition. Shot from just behind his back as he makes speech to a large crowd to open the exhibition. He salutes; crowd wave hats. Prince makes another speech on platform under awning. <br/> <br/>Rows of little girls in white dresses stand on risers; waving flags. Meeting someone. Row of soldiers in front of masses of people in park. Prince & party arrive at horse races; climb steps; Boy Scout salutes; shows them to Royal Box; w/ posh cushy chairs. Prince is returning salutes from guys off screen. Brief shot of cart race. Prince at Royal Canadian Yacht Club on Lake Ontario. He & a bunch of guys walk on bridge from boats. MS Prince presents club w/ a big silver trophy- -the Prince of Wales Cup. Shots of Toronto upper class society at Yacht Club party. Crowd mingling on lawn in tent; several people floating in rowboats (actually these might be crashers!) British royalty; military.

Film begins showing young school children on Malta, walking, through streets littered with rubble, on their way to an outdoor school during World War 2. . Several scenes of the children at school. They line up outside a building and then proceed to their outdoor classrooms, all of which have desks for them. Several scenes focusing on the children in various outdoor settings. British sailors move a torpedo on a transporter to arm a British Navy Fairey Swordfish biplane torpedo bomber. They roll the torpedo underneath the aircraft to fasten it in place. Naval aviators discuss the mission. A swordfish plane starts its engine. Sailors move munitions from storage in medieval moats, through walled passage ways to arm the aircraft. They load a torpedo onto a Bristol Beaufort twin engine torpedo bomber. The Beaufort bomber starts engines, taxis, and takes off. It is followed by two Hawker Hurricane fighter aircraft. Malta defenders with anti-aircraft guns in positions under camouflage netting. One with binoculars scans the sky for enemy aircraft. He speaks into a radio. Air raid alarms sound, and civilians run to shelters, as the military mans anti-aircraft guns. Fighter pilots run to their aircraft. A Fairy Firefly fighter plane is seen readied and waiting for a pilot. Closeup of pilot climbing into cockpit. Anti-aircraft gun crew mans its gun. Farm workers pause and look skyward. Anti-aircraft guns firing. Axis aircraft downed by anti-aircraft fire, crashes in explosion. Guns fire at a German Heinkel 111 bombers. Bombs exploding on the ground. Civilians seen in a bomb shelter. Numerous bombs striking all across a city. People emerging from their shelters after the raids. Newspaper front page shows George VI and notes that he has awarded Malta the George Cross. Boys running to distribute the papers. A florist shop owner places flowers on display outside his shop. Location: Malta. Date: 1943.

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Piel castle and wind turbines on Piel Island, viewed from Walney Island, Cumbria, UK.

ENGLAND (cont'd): 01:20:00:00 vs cricket spectators, cricket game; ms Norwich cottages (river runs under one), ws Norwich Cathedral; vs int. details Norwich Cathedral; aerial Sandringham House & environs; vs Lott's cottage at Flatford Mill (apparently featured in famous Constable painting); cu female pheasant, heed bobs; lo < & ws gamekeeper w/ gun & dog; ms jay bird n branch; vs pheasant chicks & mother peck & scratch; ms two young badgers climb up & play w/ others; vs Saxsted Green windmill, Suffolk; aerial Warwick Castle & environs; vs <'s Warwick Castle ext.; vs int. details Warwick Castle incl. Suits of armor, Cromwell's death mask; Bonnie Prince Charlie's shield; aerial Broadway Tower; aerial Berkeley Castle; lo < Berkeley Castle; vs int. Berkeley Castle, ms skull on table; ws river & theatre at Stratford-upon-Avon; vs charming Stratford Tudor bldgs w/ flowers,; ms blonde family sit by river (released?); cu roses; ws bridge over River Avon; vs Malvern Hills, incl. Aerial; ms Worcester Cathedral; vs int. Worcester Cathedral; lo < ext. shots Cathedral, river & swans; vs stonemason works on Cathedral; vs int. Hereford Cathedral incl. Mappa Mundi (bat's me); pan Shropshire hills; ws Wrekin hill; ms two sheep stare at camera in Shropshire; more sheep in misty hills; hi < river cottages trees at Iron Bridge Gorge; mws tree hanging over river; vs Iron Bridge; ws old world railroad station on Severn Valley Railway; vs train station activity- passengers, conductor & driver, train by; cu train wheels by; ms train by; hi < train under bridge. WALES: ws small steam train along Ffestioniog Railway; vs boats along Pontcysyllte Aqueduct; aerial Clwyd; ws Caerphilly Castle (semi-ruin); vs marching band in Oevrton @ charter ceremony; vs Queen chats w/ women, smiles, waves; kids wave Union Jacks; vs historical re-creation medieval tax paying, man placed in stocks, fight staged in front of Queen; aerial Powis Castle & environs. ENGLAND: Wye Valley scenics w/ bridge, flowers, swan & babies (cygnets), poppy field, more swans; aerial Tintern Abbey & environs; vs aerials Snowdonia mountains (craggy); ws Hutton (Lake District/Cumbria) green fields, sheep, mountains; aerials Sca Fell, Windermere Lake; ws horse grazes; ws stone wall, mountain bg; cu robin in tree; vw fields w/ forest bg; aerial Durham Cathedral & city; aerial Raby Castle, moat, environs; aerials Hadrian's Wall & environs. SCOTLAND: lo aerial over Scottish Borders, valley w/ farm; aerial Hermitage Castle & environs; aerial Traquair House incl. Maze & gardens.

1960s: Man with cow walks around medieval thatched farm house.

Life in the town of Madison, Indiana, on the banks of the Ohio River. Scenes in and around the town: View of the Milton-Madison bridge across the Ohio River (US-421, Milton, KY 40045, United States) ; the town of Madison on hillside across the river; Church steeples protruding above tree tops in view from above; tree lined and shaded sidewalk; a tower with ramparts; Italian Campanille- style tower; gothic doorway on a church; slate rooftops with chimneys protruding and towers and cupola building top visible; Greek-inspired column; a renaissance-style fountain with statuary. A fraternal building with ramparts; the Madison Fair Play Fire Company fire department building with Italian-style tower (403-405 E. Main St. Madison, IN 47250, USA); Roman columns on the Jackson safe deposit and trust Company "National Branch Bank" building. Children play in the fountain on a hot afternoon. A Stern-wheeler Riverboat plying the river with dense black smoke streaming from its twin stacks. Men from Greece, Ireland, Germany and other parts of the world have settled in Madison. They include a confectioner, a county agent and others. A Greek confectioner inside his shop. A journalist works on a typewriter in an office. He speaks on the phone during a telephone call. A county agent of Dutch descent speaks to clients. An elderly couple from Germany chat and have drinks at a restaurant. A toddler eats pasta while sitting on a highchair. An Italian family eats pasta together at a dining table. Effigy of James Madison, a founding father and the namesake of Madison, Indiana. Farming activities: Farms and houses. Farmer and other men harvest grapes from grapevines. Other farmers harvest tobacco. A woman brings eggs from a hen house. A farmer loads baskets and milk containers on a truck for market day. Market day activities: An open market is set up around the Madison courthouse. A produce merchant sells his products to customers. View of the main street. Buildings seen on either side of the street. Mountains in the background. Recreation activities: Citizens bowling in a club. Ball seen hitting pins up close. They drink at a bar and play billiards and checkers. They dance and watch a movie. Citizens outside the box office, beneath the movie theatre marquee. People inside a movie theater watching a movie. Faces of people as they watch the movie screen. Customers get refreshed at a corner drug store where a crowded soda fountain bar area and tables are shown. Students play band instruments during a school concert. View of churches. Parishioners enter a church gate. They worship and pray. A man holds a fishing rod. He walks towards a lake. (World War II period).Life in the town of Madison, Indiana, on the banks of the Ohio River, in the United States. Scenes in and around the town: Steel highway bridge across river; the town on hillside across the river; Church steeples protruding above tree tops in view from above; tree lined and shaded sidewalk; a tower with ramparts; italian-medieval style tower; gothic doorway on a church; slate rooftops with chimneys protruding and towers and cupola building top visible; Greek-inspired column ; a renaissance-style fountain with statuary. A fraternal building with ramparts; the fire department building with Italian-style tower; Roman columns on the Jackson safe deposit and trust Company building. Children play in the fountain. A Stern-wheeler Riverboat plying the river with dense black smoke streaming from its twin stacks. Men from Greece, Ireland, Germany and other parts of the world have settled in Madison. They include a confectioner, a county agent and others. A man works on a typewriter in an office. He speaks on the phone during a telephone call. A man and a woman chat and have drinks at a restaurant. A family eats dinner or another meal together at a dining table. Farming activities: Farms and houses. Farmer and other men harvest grapes from grapevines. Other farmers harvest tobacco. A woman brings eggs from a hen house. A farmer loads baskets and milk containers on a truck for market day. Market day activities: An open market is set up around the Madison court house. A produce merchant sells his products to customers. View of the main street. Buildings seen on either side of the street. Mountains in the background. Recreation activities: Citizens bowling in a club. Ball seen hitting pins up close. They drink at a bar and play pool and checkers. They dance and watch a movie. Citizens outside the box office, beneath the movie theatre marquee. People inside a movie theater watching a movie. Faces of people as they watch the movie screen. Customers get refreshed at a corner drug store where a crowded soda fountain bar area and tables are shown. Students play band instruments during a school concert. View of churches. Parishioners enter a church gate. They worship and pray. A man holds a fishing rod. He walks towards a lake. (World War II period) Location: Madison Indiana USA. Date: 1943.

Europe At Your Window. A tour on a Swedish Bus Lines bus throughout Europe. 1950s, Europe, Sweden, fishing village, harbor, man and woman walking along harbor, man taking photograph of fishing net as woman points, Helsingborg, man and woman walking on street, man and woman looking at travel agency window and talking, Swedish Bus Lines, passengers boarding bus with hostess greeting them at door, baggage handler loading crate of drinks into bus, bus drivers, bus driving onto ferry, ferry crossing ?resund, Oresund, Denmark bus driving on highway, Copenhagen, passengers disembarking bus, man and woman renting bicycles, man and woman riding bicycles through city, old fish market, Amalienborg Royal Palace, B?rsen, Borsen, Copenhagen Stock Exchange, woman on bicycle feeding sugar to horse, couple riding bicycles on street and on Langelinie promenade, Little Mermaid Statue, harbor, bicyclists on busy Copenhagen street, Tivoli Gardens, Ferris Wheel, Tivoli Boys Guard, Pantomime Theater, couple dining at outdoor restaurant, Moorish Palace illuminated at night, fireworks, smiling couple watching fireworks, bus driving on road, seaside diary farm, car POV driving on tree lined street, Aabenraa cityscape, Germany, Schleswig-Holstein, bus driving through medieval city, bus driving on street in war-ravaged Hamburg, bus driving on autobahn, Netherlands, passengers disembarking bus, couple running into hotel swimming pool with wave machine, couple dining at restaurant table clinking glasses together and drinking, hostess serving drinks to bus passengers, female and male passengers drinking and looking out bus window, Rotterdam, couple walking on sidewalk while man walks in front carrying suitcases, Kinderdijk, couple walking near windmills, Delft, couple walking on pedestrian bridge and talking photograph, couple taking canal boat tour, Oude Kerk, Nieuwe Kerk, carousel, merry go round, smiling couple seated in bus, Holland / Belgium frontier, bus departing frontier, Brussels, Grand Place, flower market, couple buying flowers from stall, couple looking at lace fans in window display, man surprising woman with lace fan, Northern France field, Paris, Arc de Triomphe, passengers disembarking bus on Champs-

THE REPORTER SOUND FROM THE SEGMENT IS NOT AVAILABLE. Every year, Straznice hosts one of the oldest and most popular folklore festivals in Europe. In this festival, the Czech people celebrate many aspects of their intangible culture. There is lots of traditional dancing, including a special dance called Verbunk, which young men would perform as a form of conscription protest. In Cesky Krumlov, everyone travels to another time in a 3-day Renaissance town festival called the Five-Petaled Rose Celebration. The participants become noble ladies and gentlemen, knights, jugglers, musicians, actors, burghers, merchants, or craftsmen… all who come from the great period of the Renaissance. The myriad activities include historic town processions, knight tournaments, theater performances, musical concerts, and medieval street feasts.

COLOR PRINT 800 SILENT / MAG / TRK VARIOUS SHOTS OF SHIPS AT PORT OF KLAIPEDA. VARIOUS SHOTS OF SHIPS BEING LOADED WITH GOODS. SHOT OF BALTIA SHIP-YARDS. INTERIORS OF FISH PROCESSING PLANT. SHOTS OF CANNERY. CLOSEUP OF CANNED FISH. SHOTS OF SYNTHETIC FIBRE ENTERPRISE. SHOTS OF TV PLANT. SHOT SOF. HOSPITAL WARDS WITH UP TO DATE EQUIPMENT (ELECTRO-LARDIO GRAMS) SHOTS OF CO-OPERATIVE FARM NAMED AFTER SALOMEYA NERIS, THE FAMOUS LITHUANIAN POETRESS. SHOTS OF POULTRY FARM. SHOT OF EGGS BEING PACKED. SHOT OF VEGETABLES CROWN IN HOT HOUSES. SHOTS OF STREETS IN THE SETTLEMENT OF THE FARM. INTERIORS UPS OF ARCHITECTS, G. BAROVINKAS, G. BOLENENE, V. SARGYALIS. VARIOUS SHOTS OF CITY OF LAZDINAI. SHOTS OF MONUMENT IN VILNIUS, ONE OF EUROPE'S OLDEST CITIES. SHOTS OF GOTHIC CATHEDRALS AND WELL PRESERVED DWELLING HOUSES, STREETS AND SIDE STREETS WITH MEDIEVAL APPEARANCE. SHOT OF TRAKAI CASTLE ON THE ISLAND OF LAKE GALVE. SHOT OF AND OLD MILL.INTERIORS OF WOOD CARVING AND AMBER PROCESSING AT DAILE CRAFTS FACTORY. CLOSEUPS OF AMBER. SHOTS OF VACATIONERS. MORE OF BOATS AT DOCK. SEPARATE MAGNETIC TRACK. (CAN'T BE HEARD ON MOVIOLA). CI: TRANSPORTATION: WATER CARGO. BUILDINGS: FACTORIES FISH PROCESSING, TV SYNTHETIC FIBER. BUILDINGS: HOSPITAL. AGRICULTURE: FARMING VEGETABLES. STREETS: CITIES FOREIGN LAZDINAI. GEOLOGY: LAKES. BUILDINGS: SHIPYARD. BUILDINGS: CASTLE. BUILDINGS: DOCKS & PIERS LITHUANIA. BUILDINGS: RELIGIOUS CHURCHES. PERSONALITIES: SARGYALIS, V. PERSONALITIES: BAROVINKAS, G. PERSONALITIES: BOLENENE, G. GEOGRAPHIC: LITHUANIA, VILNIUS LITHUANIA, LAZDINAI LITHUANIA KLAIPED A.

TRAVELOGUE - THE LOW COUNTRIES: BELGIUM, NETHERLANDS, LUXEMBOURG, HOLLAND LOWLANDS. TRADITIONAL CUSTOMS. MAN FLIES OVER CREEK BY PUNTING HIMSELF ACROSS WITH LONG STICK. PICKING FLOWERS IN BASKETS. CANALS. FISHERMEN. OLD WORLD TOWN. BOAT ON WATER. DIZZY VIEW OF WINDMILL. MEN IN BOATS IN RAIN. SHIPPING HISTORY. NEW AMSTERDAM. FIELD OF TULIPS. SPRING. BOXES OF FLOWERS ALA STOCK MARKET. BRUSSELS. FLAGS. ANCIENT ARCHITECTURE. FLOWER SELLERS. POV ON BARGE UNDER BRIDGE. MODERN WOMEN SHOPPERS. BOAT CAPTAIN STEERING. COMMODITY. SEAGULLS. FLOWERS EVERYWHERE. ON CAR HOODS, ON MOTORCYCLE. PEOPLE PASSING BOXES OF FLOWERS. ROYAL FAMILY WAVES, TIPS HAT. QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION. TRADITIONAL COSTUMES AND DANCE. CU WOODEN SHOES. MODERN MINI-SKIRTED GIRLS. MAN LUSTFUL. CLOCK FIGURES HIT CHIMES. 1960S/19700S STYLE. TRAVELING CALLIOPE. MAN TURNING WHEEL. SAIL GOES UP ON BOAT. CHAINS WINDING. PULLING AWAY FROM DOCK. WATERWAYS. PAYING TOLL AT BOAT LOCKS. WATER TOLL BOOTH. ON BOAT THROUGH COUNTRYSIDE. FARM HOUSES. FARMER WITH HAY HARVEST. PEOPLE IN BOATS WAVE. SHIPPING CARGO. BARGES. BABY IN PLAYPEN ON TOP OF BOAT. WATERWAY WAREHOUSES. PEOPLE GET ON TO FERRY. PASSING MERMAID STATUE. BOAT TRAFFIC. DUCKS WITH DUCKLINGS. PILES OF REED, THATCH. SWAN IN WATER. COWS. CHILDREN ON BICYCLES ON BRIDGE OVERHEAD. MAN ON BICYCLE ON COUNTRY ROAD. PEACEFUL. HERD OF SHEEP. TRAFFIC OVER BRIDGE. CLIFFS. MANY PEOPLE ON BICYCLES. HORSE-DRAWN WAGON. SCOOTER. HERD OF CATTLE WALK THROUGH TOWN. FOREST. LIDO. NEON NIGHTLIFE. PAINTINGS OF THE OLD MASTERS. FOUNTAINS. COCA-COLA SIGN. MOULIN ROUGE. WOMAN ON TELEPHONE. MAN PAINTING BUILDINGS. CU REFLECTIONS IN WATER. MODERN OFFICE BUILDINGS. HEADQUARTERS OF EUROPEAN COMMON MARKET. ROTTERDAM. ANTWERP. SKYSCRAPER. MODERN CITY. SHIPPING PORT FILLED WITH OCEAN LINERS. HIP, YOUNG COUPLE ON "VESPA" SCOOTER. INDUSTRIAL FACTORY. HIGHWAY TRAFFIC IN TINY MINIATURE VILLAGE. DUBOISE. PEOPLE STAND NEXT TO BUILDINGS LIKE GIANTS. MAN WEARING WOODEN SHOES BUILDING BY HAND. OLD COUNTRY. STILL DONE THE OLD WAY. TRAFFIC COP. BUTCHER. APPRENTICES MARCH IN PARADE. MONTAGE RESTAURANTS. BALLS OF CHEESE ON SLEDGES SOLD AT OUTDOOR MARKET. CUTTING, PEOPLE TASTE CHEESE. LOST BOY TAKEN BY POLICEMAN. YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN IN KAYAKS AND CANOES IN RAPID WATER. OVERTURNED BOAT. SCULLING. HORSE PULLS CART THROUGH SHALLOW WATER. PACK-HORSE WITH BASKETS. TOURISTS SUNBATHE ON BEACH. SERVED WHILE IN LOUNGE CHAIRS. PEOPLE EATING RAW FISH. FISHERMAN WITH NET. RIDING ON WIND SAILING. POV DRIVING THROUGH WOODED ROAD. CONQUERS. STONE CASTLES OF MEDIEVAL DAYS. MOATS. COAT OF ARMS. LARGE FIELD. POPPY FIELDS. SIMPLE LIFE. MEN WITH HUNTING DOGS COME DOWN ROAD. WITH CIGARETTES WAITING. FOGGY MARSHES. FLYING HAWK. BIRDS IN NATURE. BLACK-CAPPED SEAGULLS. COMMERCIAL AIRLINE JET IN FLIGHT.

The Year of the Alps in Switzerland (R5 & R6)

“Handicrafts of Belgium” is a film that will focus on crafts such as lace, pottery, and glassware that is made in Belgium. The film is narrated by Peter Allen (:24), issued by the Belgium Government Information Center in New York City (:26), and is a D.P.M. Production (:36). It opens with a picturesque shot of a windmill (:40) and the notion that although Belgium is an industrial country, farming and agriculture still played an important role (:51) as there were worldwide food shortages. A wooden shoemaker is seen chopping logs and carrying out the old tradition of making wooden shoes by hand (1:04). A view of the picturesque Bruges (1:39) is given and this is the ancient city of medieval architecture, canals, bridges and famed artists out of the Flemish schools (1:45). This city is considered the capital of lace and this tradition had been preserved for four centuries (1:49). Legend in fact supports the idea that lace originated here (1:56). Young women are seen learning the craft (2:00) in class and their finished products are shown (2:34). An older woman called Sabine is the oldest lace maker in the city (2:50). As she has had years of experience, she uses no pattern and creates without looking down at what she is doing. Intricate lace work that was made for the New York’s World Fair of 1939 is displayed and worth a fortune (3:20). Often times lace was combined with linen to form tablecloths (3:31). A quick scene of a poppy field (3:38) leads into Belgium’s industrial center (3:57). Although factories here used mass production, the skilled artisan was still prized as a man is molding a clay pot by hand (4:03). After the clay hardens, it is painted (5:03) and sent to the potting oven to be baked (5:09). The skilled potter’s handle man steps in to form and fit handles to each (5:17). The completed works are shown (6:17). Road signs point to Leige and Marche (6:43) as the film heads to Leige which had appeared in American newspapers frequently during both world wars (6:50). Here, Val St. Lambert Glassworks consists of 42 giant furnaces which make glass (7:22). To be a glassmaker it took 15 years of apprenticeship (7:28). The young executive of Val St. Lambert shows the eight steps required to complete a goblet (7:44-8:36). Glass cutters are at their stations buffing and polishing glass by hand (8:45). An etching specialist does his work by hand (9:14). The showroom is depicted showing old pieces that prove the craft of glass making here is in fact a long standing tradition (10:16). The film concludes with the Val St. Lambert logo cut into a glass piece (10:29).

800s: Scandinavian Viking with crude type of plough. Women gather crop from garden