Newsreel reporting on the arrival of the Beatles in New York. Views of officials in front of the nose of a plane as it taxis. Scores of people on the roof of Kennedy Airport wait for the band, who descend steps from the aeroplane smiling and waving. At a press conference seemingly inside the airport, Ringo Starr and John Lennon joke around, making jerky movements with their bodies. In a New York street, smiling teenagers hold signs saying 'ELVIS IS DEAD. LONG LIVE THE BEATLES' and 'WE LOVE YOU NEVER LEAVE US'. Three of the band head to Central Park where there is a photo shoot. New York City, USA; 7th February 1964. (Universal Newsreel_Episode 1964 – ABMA707K)

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WS of crowd in New York City on what looks like a cold and rainy day, officer on horseback visible; CU of Beatles' fans holding posters; MS of Ringo Starr, John Lennon and Paul McCartney getting into car; LS of the three of them at a photo shoot in Central Park; MS of fans laying down at the London airport, waiting for their return

New York City - landmarks and buildings - pedestrians walking reflection glass store window (also reflection of John Lennon image in window) - midtown crowded city traffic away from cam

The Ballad Of New York City (John Lennon, Yoko O

03/23/73 C0033145 - COLOR NEW YORK CITY: LENNON DEPORTED CUT STORY SHOWS: SOL MARKS OF US IMMIGRATION SOF: LENNON'S ATTY LEON WILDES SOF: (SHOT 3/23 116FT) LENNON, JOHN MARKS, SOL WILDES, LEON DEPORTATION & EXTRADI LENNON, JON 116 FT / COL / REV / CUT STORY GAT TRACK & 225 / COL / ~

PEOPLE GATHER TOGETHER TO REMEMBER JOHN LENNON ON THE 20TH ANNIVERSARY OF HIS DEATH.

ARTIST BRETT-LIVINGSTONE STRONG WITH JOHN LENNON STATUE APPEAL. TRYING TO GET PEOPLE TO PETITION TO GET STATUE PUT IN CENTRAL PARK IN NEW YORK CITY

A group of reporters surround and interview ex-Beatle John Lennon and wife Yoko Ono as they arrive in New York to seek custody of Yoko's child.

Close ups on crowds mourning the death of John Lennon in Central Park. Some people hold posters with Lennon's picture on them. Some hold candles. A group sings "All we are saying, is give peace a chance".

BARS. EXT OF NEW YORK CITY'S ROOSEVELT HOSPITAL AT NIGHT. MS RECORD PRODUCER JACK DOUGLAS AND A FRIEND PLEADING W/A POLICE OFFICER TO LET THEM IN THE HOSPITAL. CU MR SHAWN SHROVER SAYS THAT FORMER BEATLE ROCK SINGER, JOHN LENNON WAS SHOT FOUR TIMES. CU AN OFFICER BEING SURROUNDED BY PRESS AND BEING ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT THE SHOOTING OF LENNON. BARS AND TRACK. CI: ASSASSINATIONS: LENNON, JOHN (ABOUT). PERSONALITIES: DOUGLAS, JACK. PERSONALITIES: SHROVER, SHAWN.

News In Brief - Beatles Arrive, New York

NEW YORK, NEW YORK - DEC 16: (INTERVIEW) Julian Lennon (L) speaks on condensing his years of work into his new photography book, "Life's Fragile Moments" during an interview with Charlii Sebunya (R) at NeueHouse on December 16, 2024, in New York City. (Footage by Adriana Kaegi/Getty Images)

NEWS EVENTS IN AND AROUND NEW YORK CITY DECEMBER 8, 1995 15TH ANNIVERSARY OF JOHN LENNON DEATH STRAWBERRY FIELD WEST 72ND & C.P.W (MANH) THE UNVEILING OF THE JOHN LENNON STAMPS HARD ROCK CAFE, WEST 57TH STREET (MANHATTAN) COUSIN BRUCIE BRUCE MORROW PETER NOONE OF HERMANS HERMITS SID BERSNTEIN BILLY J. KRAMER

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Premium Rate Footage - Unveiling of John Lennon stamps at Hard Rock Cafe in New York City - NYC - Mary Wilson of the Motown group The Supremes signs autographs for fans and gives an interview about John Lennon - rock stars - Beatles - do-wop - rock n roll - musicians -

FANS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD GATHER AT CENTRAL PARK'S STRAWBERRY FIELDS TO MARK THE DEATH OF JOHN LENNON.

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NOTE: CONUS CANNOT LICENSE ANY MUSIC OR CLIPS FROM THE MOVIE “IMAGINE” OR ANY MUSIC VIDEO CLIPS OF LENNON PERFORMING OR RECORDING!!Family, friends, and hometown mayors went to Strawberry Fields in New York's Central Park Friday to celebrate the 58th birthday of Beatle John Lennon.Chris O'Donoghue joined them and has this story.

PREMIUM RATE FOOTAGE - Dion DiMucci of Dion and the Belmonts- at unveiling of John Lennon stamp at Hard Rock Cafe, New York City - NYC - The doo-wop and rock legend talks about John Lennon and prepares to perform a song - countdown - stamps are unveiled - Beatles - music - rock n roll

HELEN SCHNEIDER - Let It Be Now Helen Schneider (born December 23, 1952 in Brooklyn, New York City) is an American singer and actress working mainly in Germany. Born the daughter of Dvora and Abraham Schneider (the name is German and means tailor), she studied piano before starting to perform as a singer in venues in New England and New York. Between 1978 and 1984, she achieved success as a rock singer in Germany; her song Rock'n' Roll Gypsy reached the top 10 record charts and she received a Gold Record Award and shared the Goldene Europa Award with John Lennon. In 1980 she toured with the German rock legend Udo Lindenberg. She played one of the leads and the love interest of Eddie Wilson in the 1983 film Eddie and the Cruisers, which has since gained a huge cult following, especially in unusual places for an American film such as Nepal, Russia and especially Germany, where Schneider had name recognition