11:35:48:15-11:38:26:11>>>COLOR W/ LIP SYNC AUDIO Early Scopitone music video by Charles and Inez Fox of "" Mockingbird "". Duo wears formal attire in gold tones while video environment is more of a brown tone.

singer Vince Taylor sings Peppermint Twist - dances the twist - two guitar players - 1960s rock music - music video or scopitone

Cuts (rushes, out takes) for stories in Colour Pictorial - CP 489. The original stories are on Pathe Master tape *PM0277*. Reel 1 of 2. <br/> <br/>Cuts for story SLOT MACHINE AGE in CP 489. Similar footage to that in the cut story with long sequences of Arthur Brown on his way to work, an old 1d coin paid out by the bottle recycling machine. A man, then a woman puts bottles into the machine, followed by a man with a load of Guinness bottles (01:30:08 - 01:34:03). <br/> <br/>Mute sequence of Sandra Barry and Her Boys, Sandra singing and the boys playing guitars, followed by a sequence used on the video / scopitone machine showing the boys in a guitar shop (01:34:03 - 01: 39:58). <br/> <br/>C/U shot juke box selection with push button, dial turned to number, more shots of Arthur Brown in his office, looking at plans for shops (01:41:37).

"SCOPITONE PARTY" MONTAGE OF OTHER SCOPITONES: JOHNNY HALLIDAY, HENRI SALVADOR, LES SURFS. WOMAN SINGS TO SCOPITONE MACHINE, BIKINI GIRLS (ONE BLACK) DANCE AROUND MACHINE. POOL. SINGER THROWS DRINK IN MAN'S FACE. GIRLS POKE HEADS UP FROM BEHIND HEDGE

SCOPITONES: SCOPITONE PARTY, WHOLE LOTTA TWISTIN', WHAT DO YOU SAY, LOCOMOTION, DUM DUM TWIST, ITSY BITSY BIKINI, OVEREXPOSED, AMERICA, BE GOOD TO ME, GOOD LOVIN'

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Made during WWII, this incredible U.S. Treasury Department movie showcases the Nazi's passion for banning books, art and music that displeased them. The film is what is known as an "Auroratone". here is some information about these films, taken from the Northwest Film Forum which compiled them for an event in 2010. Auroratone movies were created in the early 1940s by British inventor and mystic Cecil Stokes (1910-1956), who intended for them to be used as a therapeutic aid in the treatment of post traumatic stress, manic depression, anxiety disorders, and similar conditions. They typically consisted of abstract visuals — often time-lapse photography of crystalline growth filmed in polarized light — accompanied by slow, mildly sad and melancholic music. <p><p>Stokes was awarded a patent on his film process: ?Process and Apparatus for Producing Musical Rhythm in Color? (US Patent no. 2,292,172, awarded Aug. 4, 1942; application submitted May 24, 1940).<p><p>Stokes formed the Auroratone Foundation of America to distribute his films; one of his partners in the effort was Bing Crosby, who contributed songs to a number of them. Auroratone films were donated to a number of hospitals in the US and England, where they were used as part of therapy. <p><p>According to reports published in Billboard magazine, Stokes later hoped to make the films available to the general public in ?film jukeboxes, commonly known as Scopitone machines, which were popular in bars and lounges during the 1940s and ?50s. In the summer of 1945, he made a presentation to a number of such distributers in Chicago, but the businessmen demurred, reportedly saying ?the haziness of the color pattern – or lack of pattern – made the process unsuitable for adaption to jukes. (Too weird for bars in Peoria.) The record appears to fade after that. Stokes died less than 10 years later.<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

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11:32:56:25-11:35:22:18>>>COLOR W/ LIP SYNC AUDIO Early Scopitone music video by The Exciters of "" Tell Him "". The Exciters perform in a zoo to animals including bear, lion, peacock, swans and deer. The Exciters are wearing formal attire - 3 gowns and a tuxedo.

singer Kay Starr sings Around the World - 1960s music - go-go dancers - dancers from different countries - music video or scopitone

London and Llandudno <br/> <br/>People are seen looking at a jukebox - and making a selection - its called a scopitone machine as it has a screen, which shows members of a group, Sandra Barry and Her Boyfriends - the boys are seen trying out guitars in a guitar shop, and the group are then seen performing 'Really Gonna Shake'. <br/> <br/>Note: Love the gold boots ! See also 277.03 for the main slot machine sequence and CP 489 Cuts <br/> <br/>This is a fabulous pop item - I think that the band is actually called "Sandra Barry and Her Boys" - really good for swinging sixties stuff, the beat group scene, pop groups, groovy girl dancing and a great song. Sandra's "Boys" try to persuade her to do the shake and she repeats, "No, no, I don't want to shake!" several times. They eventually get her to "Shake", she gets off her stool, takes off her gold fringed poncho and grooves to the beat - I love it! I guess that the scopitone was a prototype video jukebox. <br/> <br/>The Boys went on to be known as "The Action" - they had a strong mod following - JH.

KAY STARR - WHEEL OF FORTUNE (SCOPITONE)

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Released by Castle Films for the home market as part of the "Music Album" series of 16mm films, this short "Hawaiian Rhythm" presents Hawaiian music beginning with "Aloha Oe". It dates to 1949, and can be considered a "Soundie" -- a 1940s music video. These films were released not only for private use on personal projectors, but some of them were made to be used in a 16mm film jukebox called a Panoram or its more modern equivalent, a Scopitone. In this case, music was performed by Matty Malneck and his Orchestra as part of the soundtrack to the Universal film "Hawaiian Nights", a 1939 American romantic comedy film directed by Albert S. Rogell. Matthew Michael "Matty" Malneck (1903 – 1981) was an American jazz violinist, songwriter, and arranger whose big band recorded for Brunswick, Columbia, and Decca. Malneck's group also played in the film St. Louis Blues (1939) and You're in the Army Now (1941).<p><p>The film starts with shots of Waikiki Beach and Diamond Head, including shots of surfing and the Royal Hawaiian Hotel. At :44, "My Lonelineness Has Ended" is sung by Constance Moore, an American singer and actress who had signed with Universal. The segment shows a luau in progress, and includes a rhythm performance starting at about 2:40 and a hula dance at 3:30. At 4:09, "Hawaii Sang Me to Sleep" is performed with a slide guitar and many "Hawaiian maidens" performing an elaborate dance number which has a tap dancing finale. At 7:01, more "Aloha Oe" and shots are shown of Waikiki once again, surfing, and catamarans, with the ship SS Lurline in the background as we say goodbye to Hawaii. <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: "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, 2k and 4k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com

11:29:56:22-11:32:36:17>>>COLOR W/ LIP SYNC AUDIO Early Scopitone music video by Neil Sedaka of "" Calendar Girl "". Sedaka is formally dressed at piano with calendar as backdrop. As he sings song, models dance around in various skimpy outfits representing the months of the year. Lots of period clothing syles and hair.

singer Bobby Rydell sings Bellazza - dances with girls in ski lodge - limbo - 1960s rock music - fashion - music video or scopitone

London and Llandudno. <br/> <br/>C/U pinball machine, with the ball whizzing about. A man is trying to score and looks angry and annoyed as he fails, beaten by the machine. C/U of the machine opened up to show the mechanisms, some parts with numbers, pull back to show a man fixing the pinball table back down into position. Pan across to show that we are in a pub. <br/> <br/>An old vending machine with the words 'sweetmeats' on it. The coin mechanism part, removed from a machine, is shown close to the camera, to show how the coin drops down through the slot. Women in a kitchen area prepare pre packed lunches. One woman, wearing white coat and head scarf, pipes mashed potato onto a foil dish with stuffed tomatoes and peas. The meals are then wrapped with cellophane or cling film from a roll, and placed in the slots of the vending machine. Signs for 'Snacks' 'Tea' 'Coffee' 'Cold Food' 'Hot Food' . A man puts money into the machine and takes out a pre packed meal . People eat their lunch near the vending machines. Some men working in a car plant factory get drinks from a machine. There are machines for ice cream, tea, snacks, cigarettes, candy, coffee. Les Isaacs goes to a machine and gets chocolate. C/U quick edit of slot machines - cigarette machine, 'I speak your weight' machine, coin operated public telephone, voice recording machine, parking meter, change machine, foot massager, book vending machine, document copier (photo copier) shoe polisher, dial on machine for vending food, showing carton of eggs shifting out and moving onto delivery shelf. There are shots coins being put into into slots. <br/> <br/>There is an experimental bottle recycling box 'Help keep Britain Tidy and Safe' which gives money back for recycled bottles. Arthur Brown, who lives in North Wales, has made a fortune out of vending machines, is seen leaving his home in Llandudno and going to his office, stopping for cigarettes from a vending machine along the way. He looks at designs for shops designed for automatic shopping. Young people are seen looking at a jukebox - and making a selection - its called a scopitone machine as it has a screen. The girls have bottles of coca cola. Note: see also 277.04 for the end of the item and CP 489 Cuts.

JUDY JASON, CAROLINE LEE & ROY SONE - TEENAGE VALENTINO GREAT SCOPITONE TYPE FAB 1960S OUTFITS AND DANCING. CU 1960S LEATHER BEATLE BOOTS