interior FAO Schwarz toy store - New York City - Christmas shopping - Schwartz - F.A.O. - Monopoly - boy looks in board game section

TV COMMERCIAL FOR MCDONALD'S, MONOPOLY GAME, AFRICAN AMERICAN COUPLE

African American children play checkers during Harlem Day Camp in Harlem, New York City. Boys play Monopoly, a board game at street side. Girls play a racquet game. African American children play dog and the bone. Team members watch. One of the girls takes bottle and runs. Location: Harlem New York City USA. Date: 1940.

Monopoly played, man in Monopoly garb rings bell on wall street

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.

OAKLAND RAIDERS MOVE

Palais De Chaillot, Paris, France. <br/> <br/>Soviet delegate to UNO, Mr Andrei Vyshinsky, speaking at the UN conference in Paris. CU. Vyshinsky speaking (natural sound, Russian). He says, with some irony, that it is possible that Russians are unable to grasp the UN resolution in the right way. However, he continues, as he understands it, the main question is the question of the international control of atomic weapons which is not essentially international but American. In that way US want the have the world control and world monopoly on atomic weapons. <br/> <br/>Mr Hector McNeil speaking at the UN conference in Paris. CU. Mr McNeil speaking from dais (natural sound). He speaks on the Russian attitude to the atomic question, mainly criticism. <br/> <br/>LS. General view of assembly, Vyshinsky on dais. <br/> <br/>(Comb. B/W) <br/> <br/>Date found in the old record - 08/11/1948.

Competition and Big Business

Assistant Attorney Gen. Robert H. Jackson blames monopolies for unemployment; Van Nuys doesn't want legitimate businesses hurt

B-roll video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.

Chiswick open air swimming baths. <br/> <br/>Approximately a dozen women suddenly appear from changing booths at the side of the pool - cute. They walk to the side of the pool and pose in their swimsuits. They walk along, hands on hips. We see various swimsuits and hats in C/U. The girls do high kicks by the side of the pool. They sit on the side and kick their legs in the water, a sign behind them reads: "Shallow End". <br/> <br/>Intertitle reads: "California hasn't a monopoly of Bathing Belles or the latest in Beach Costumes". Shot missing. Next intertitle: "The other day we nearly lost our Cameraman - "The 'Rose Marie' girls were to blame - " said he. "But what peaches!" Two girls pose by pool. Hats seen in C/U. <br/> <br/>Seems as though the shots are in the wrong order or some shots are missing. <br/> <br/>Note: although this is more of a fashion parade, some shots could be used to represent a beauty contest. Nice stuff. <br/> <br/>"Rose Marie" was a hugely successful stage show of 1925 which set the record for longest running show in the West End.

BALLANTINE BEER COMMERCIAL

NY version of Monopoly played

OAKLAND RAIDERS MOVE

b&w industrial film narrated by Sidney Blackmer - family - mother father and boy plays Monopoly ( onscreen as Finance ) - board game - boy laughs he is missing one front tooth

It’s a game most of us played growing up.Monopoly, the classic board game, is creating a St. Paul edition.The game maker is looking for ideas from the public for what should appear on the board.“Whatever makes St. Paul special, that’s what we want to feature in the game,” it said. “We want to hear from you about the favorite hole-in-the-wall joints, mom and pops, all the way up to some of the biggest internationally known companies, organizations, non-profits, restaurants, sports teams, schools, you name it.”

In 1936 Chicago, Pres. Franklin Roosevelt delivers impassioned campaign speech

U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt addresses large crowd gathered at a conference hall in Chautaqua, New York. He cautions against getting involved in foreign war. In his speech the President states "And so we offer to every nation in the world, the handclasp of the good neighbor." He suggests that the desire for war profits might promote war. He speaks of several problems persisting in the society including production monopoly, unemployment and profiteering. More buildings and factories should be constructed. America requires support of all peace loving citizens. America has chosen 'peace' against 'profit'. War could be averted by proper measures. America has all the necessary strength to defend herself and her neighborhood. America believes in democracy, freedom and peace'. Conference hall roars with sound of applause. Location: Chautaugua New York USA. Date: August 14, 1936.

TV COMMERCIAL FOR MCDONALD'S, MONOPOLY GAME, AFRICAN AMERICAN COUPLE