President Harry S. Truman arrives at Kansas City's Fairfax Airport and proceeds to a homecoming at Truman house in Independence
Preparations for the homecoming of U.S. President Harry S. Truman to the Kansas City area for the first time since becoming President of the United States. View from Fairfax Airport in Kansas City, Kansas. Cameras mounted on car as cameramen record the arrival of President Truman. Customized U.S. Army Air Force C-54 Skymaster aircraft nicknamed "Sacred Cow" lands and taxis. (This VC-54C was built for Franklin Roosevelt, but he only flew on it for one trip before his death. The name "Sacred Cow" was a precursor to the name "Air Force One." The trip by Truman in this video clip was the first domestic airplane trip by a U.S. President in history. Prior trips by Franklin Roosevelt had all been international travel.) People gathered in a large number to welcome the President. President Truman and others in his party get off the aircraft. Arrival of President Truman at the Truman home in Independence, Missouri (his summer White House). Roger T. Sermon, Mayor of Independence greets the President's car as it arrives. Secret Service stand by near car and President while Truman greets well-wishers. Gathering in the back yard of the Truman home with members of the Independence Chamber of Commerce. From left to right: Cedric Siegfried, Al Huff, Richard Harbin, President Truman, George Hare, Dixon Kepley, Paul Snyder, Petey Childers. Photographers click pictures. Location: Kansas City Kansas USA. Date: June 27, 1945.
Passage To Bermuda
Passage To Bermuda 1963 1960s Color Color North America Bermuda A trip to Bermuda in 1963 hosted by Jonathan Winters. people dressed up at outdoor garden party. Man wearing pith helmut. Blue blazers. Man wearing tall woman's tall straw hat with blue ribbon. Bermuda shorts with white knee socks. Woman with pearls. Lighting and smoking cigarettes, John F Kennedy and British Prime Minister Harold MacMillan pose in front of Government House, Bermuda, CU Harry Truman smiling. Truman holding a child with a group of people, street sign on stone wall: Silk Alley or Petticoat Lane. Jonathan Winters saunters down street hold hat and making faces, street sign on wall: Shinbone Alley. Jonathan Winters walks towards camera and bumps shin into barrel. Winces in pain. street sign on stone wall: Duke of Cumberland Lane or Old Maid's Lane. Jonathan Winters walks towards camera shaking like an old man, camera tracks through row of white lillies in a garden. Cuts to sexy woman in white dress reclining on elbow in middle of lily garden. actress Mary Martin sitting in the shade in a summer dress painting on an easel with long thin brush. young girls dressed as flowers with large colorful collars and hats. aerial views of Bermuda hotels. Elbow Beach Hotel, Wyndham Bermuda Resort, guest house, cottage colony. Gibbs Hill lighthouse. Couple on top, woman's hat blows off and falls though air. parade with floats covered in flowers. Boy with camera sitting on father's shoulders takes picture. Beauty queen on float waves. Jonathan Winters with reflex camera taking picture. Looks confused. Looks at watch. Weather vane on tower (looks like a clock). man and woman on rocks above beach. Man has camera, hands it to woman, says wow. man and woman holding hands run down steps to beach. Man and woman in bathing suits run into water. Another couple cavort in the waves. overhead shot, man and woman relaxing on beach with large rocks. Woman in bathing suit relaxing on beach with feet on rocks. Man helps put swimming flippers on foot of young smiling blond woman in bikini sitting on rocks. Scuba tank is nearby. Couples playing on beach and in water. Large beach umbrella, two people snorkeling. Woman on raft. Girl pushes doll on raft. young blond girl swims towards camera. Boy and girl on raft wearing flowered straw hats paddle towards camera. Young blond girl in water with large red balloon looks at camera. young boy in very small boat with puppy cradles duck. Young boy floats on raft. Two young boys in small boat hold puppy and duck. Duck jumps into water. blond woman in bikini lying face up on raft floats by man lying face down on raft. Blond woman glides around on raft. Black dog wearing sunglasses floats by on raft. Jonathan Winters in bathing suit lying on raft in swimming pool reading newspaper. Dips fingers in water to turn pages. Zoom into magazine article on John Lautner's Chemosphere House. two men drive golf balls off of tees overlooking water. Woman sinks a putt while man holds flag. low angle from water of Sunfish sailboat race. One boat capsizes. girl sailing Sunfish capsizes. Twp men struggle with sail on Sunfish. One climbs on as it sails away. water skiing tricks. Woman has legs around man on skis. deep sea fishing. Man hauls sailfish with gaffing hook and brings him on boat. Old woman sitting in fishing chair points to fish. underwater shot of bonefish swimming. Man standing in surf with fishing pole reachs down and brings fish out of water with one hand and holds it up. Jonathan Winters standing in front of large acquarium pretending to talk to fish. man and woman divers underwater wearing diving helmets caressing tropical fish. Fish swims through hoop. underwater diver feeds hog fish with baby bottle and from beer bottle. Smaller tropical fish swarm. Diver holds doll. sailfish sails by couple eating dinner on terrace of restaurant next to water. They drink wine. Man puts cracker in woman's mouth. street sign on concrete wall Featherbed Alley. Pan down to Jonathan Winnters wearing straw hat sitting on ground leaning against wall
VAN: #IHATETHEWAIT
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IT IS A UNIVERSAL TRUTH.
EVERYONE HATES WAITING IN LINE AT THE AIRPORT.
SOME HAVE FOUND TRICKS TO GET THROUGH SECURITY AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE.
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BUT MOST OF US END UP LIKE THE MCCALLISTER FAMILY MAD DASHING TO OUR GATES.
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YOU CAN THANK A RECOVERING ECONOMY AND LOW AIRFARE PRICES FOR THE RECORD NUMBER OF TRAVELERS... AND IT"S ONLY GOING TO GET WORSE AS WE HEAD INTO THE SUMMER.
WELL SUFFER IN SILENCE NO MORE!
AN AIRLINE INDUSTRY GROUP HAS CREATED THE HASHTAG- I HATE THE WAIT.
THEY ARE ASKING FLIERS TO TAKE PICTURES OF LONG SECURITY LINES AND POST THEM ON SOCIAL MEDIA ALONG WITH THE HASHTAG.
THE CAMPAIGN HOPES TO PUSH T-S-A INTO HIRING MORE STAFF WHILE ALSO GIVING OTHER TRAVELERS A HEADS UP ON THE LONG WAIT TIMES.
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BEVERLY HILLS SHOPS & STREETS, RODEO DRIVE, SHOPPERS, PEDESTRIANS ON STREET, FASHION SHOW ACTIVITIES, DANCE SHOW DX-People walk down sidewalk. People enter Rizzoli's Bookstore. Motorcyclists pass. Young Asian woman drags friend by arm to store; DX-POV walking down Beverly Hills shopping area sidewalk. People on stairs, CU water fountain. Tourists/shoppers pass; DX-TU Beverly Hills building. Pedestrians getting ready to cross street. Crosswalk sign, zoom-out to peds crossing street; DX-Man & woman on motorcycle. Shoppers (mostly young women in skirts & summer dresses) on sidewalk & descending ornate stairwell; DX-EXT Cartier's, CU sign. CU gold seal w/ cross. EXT Christian Dior. Sidewalk shoppers. CU Valentino's sign; DX-CU Rodeo Dr street sign. Peds. Van Cleef & Arpels' sign. Peds crossing street. Mother pushing children in stroller; DX-Glitzy expensive stop sign & chess board in shop window. Sidewalk shoppers. POV window shopper. T/D baby pushed in stroller; DX-Camera crew set up in middle of street where white dinner party tables are set up. Tall attractive fashionable woman pass; DX-Seated group and one man standing dancing grove to music, back of usher/bouncer where 'event staff' t-shirt; DX-POV walking along shopping area sidewalk. Staff preparing for event (probably fashion show). CU man takes picture; DX-Diners at outdoor cafe. Show coordinators (wearing headsets) stand together talking. Lines of people in show pass; DX-Asian mother w/baby. Event 'crew' at work. CU 'United Colors of Benetton' sign. Event staff (CU event pass: 'Tribute to Style'); DX-Baby w/ pacifier in stroller. Young fashion plate wearing short mini, the tiniest of backpacks, & leather boots crosses street; DX-Vidal Sassoon sign. CU slipper shoes on feet in wheelchair stirrups. Clothes rack in street behind yellow caution tape; DX-Old woman wearing kerchief in wheelchair on sidewalk, people pass. Blond in sport bra top and pants jogs by; DX-Cu Gianni Versace sign, two bleach blond window shoppers, more Versace shots. '443 Rodeo' & Gucci sign; DX-Event/set seamstress at work on garment by clothes rack. Beverly Hills Police car parked; DX-Painting of a female human/cheetah or leopard half breed, hybrid. Sidewalk shoppers. Polo Ralph Lauren sign; DX-Costume coordinator in thin shoulder strapped girly shirt at work w/ clothes rack. Crew lounging behind the set; DX-Sign: 'On Exhibition: Picasso & Chagall'. Event crew at work behind the scenes. Two redheads in white dresses on sidewalk; DX-Event staff at work, hefty dude on walkIe-talkIe, sun shining just over building top, crew under umbrellas; DX-Peds pass (camera follows every attractive blonde in the area). Volunteer check-in sign on table, z-out reveal screw at table; DX-Make-up tent, dressing room tables, staff passing just outside tent entrance. Sign: 'Hair Tent'. Woman putting up sign; DX-Chef walking across street. 'Chanel' EXT, blond enters. Rodeo Drive street sign. Peds crossing street; DX-Tiny (foreign? antique?) car stopped at intersection. Fire Truck parked by sidewalk, police cruiser pulls up behind it; DX-Police officers walking street. Camera follows peds; DX-Interview w/ two women working on the show (make-up artists) standing on sidewalk hugging each other; DX-The two redheads from before return and the camera is right on it. VAR shot of peds/on-lookers/etc (most wave at camera); DX-Tap dance show rehearsal on stage. Dancers exit stage, director speaks to them. 'Giorgio' banner/sign; DX-Return of the red heads
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08/1/68 C0003120 - COLOR NEW YORK CITY: SUMMER SCHOOL PAINTING CLASS IN CENTRAL PARK: NXC 307 "PAINT PARTY" SHOWS: GV CHILDREN IN PARK: CU PAN PAINT TRAY: CI LITTLE GIRL: SEV SHOTS CHILDREN PAINT PICTURES ON EASEL: GIRL PAINTING CLOWN'S FACE: 2 SHOTS BOY PAINTING: (SHOT 8/1/68 50FT) PAINTING - GENERAL PARKS - NEW YORK NEW YORK - CENTRAL CHILDREN ( SS ) PAINTING XX / 50 FT / 16 POS / COLOR / D20613
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GOLDSMITH'S 1943-48 FAMILY
The Paris-2024 Olympic Games Special Evening Team of 02 August 2024 (EDS - JO PARIS-2024).
The Hundredth Summer
Sequences showing Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip disembarking royal yacht, shaking hands, being led to dais. Several shots of Queen inspecting Canadian Guards Regiment accompanied by sword bearing officer, PAN to yacht, TILT UP to Royal Standard flag. Shot of group of veterans with Union Jack flag, PAN to Prince Philip, Governor General Georges Vanier and admiral chatting. PAN along length of "Britannia" and to guards. Sequence showing queen finishing inspection, returning to dais, standing while guards present arms, veterans saluting, band playing "God Save The Queen" anthem. Shots of royal party getting into limousines, driving off. Sequence on arrival at Confederation Building, crowd, bands, taken from building opposite Confederation Building. Shots of Queen and Premier Walter Russell Shaw, of Prince Philip, of photographers at work, of Premier Shaw, Prime Minister Lester B Pearson, Queen speaking intercut to members of royal party listening intently. Front CU of cameramen and cameras. Side shot of cameramen, TILT DOWNs to crowd and television camera crane. Telephoto MLS of queen and party walking away, TILT DOWN to spectators. CUs of television "On the Air" light. Shot of television viewer image of crowd in Charlottetown auditorium. Sequence showing royal party arriving, Queen receiving bouquets, chatting with members of Canadian Scouting. Shot through television viewfinder.
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Carriage with people sitting on top drives on Riverside Drive in New York in 1903
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CELEBRITIES
HRN-2512 Gibson Through the Lens Tape #02 A01. HRN-2512 In: 02.00.30 Out: 02.01.01 Sound Bite: Marvin Scott Jarrett & Jacquelyn – Nylon Japan & Nylon Guys Marvin – We happen to be in LA, we have a house here, and uh we love the Sunset Marquee and there was an opportunity to come here to (talks) party down, we love the idea of the Gibson guitar party, I mean how exciting is that I mean all the right elements we’re driving from a meeting, it’s only 6:30 we can come here, grab a drink, amazing, right? A02. HRN-2512 In: 02.01.21 Out: 02.01.59 Sound Bite: Marvin Scott Jarrett & Jacquelyn Marvin – Right um I admire that if you want to name your guitar something I you know I think that’s great. I’ve got dogs that I’ve named. Moses and Abraham, but I don’t think I’ve ever named my guitar. Jacquelyn – What’s your favorite guitar? Marvin – I love, well I’m not gonna say the other brand that I like, because it’s not appropriate here, but I do like that other one but I do love Gibson like Les Paul’s and SG’s and I used to have like 5 Flying V’s at one time A03. HRN-2512 In: 02.03.18 Out: 02.03.32 Sound Bite: Bill Mumy – Musician/Actor Well I’m out here because I’m a Gibson player I’m out here because I have a couple good friends at Gibson that invited me quite honestly. I’m a fan of the photography, I’m looking forward to the music. Hi. A04. HRN-2512 In: 02.03.59 Out: 02.04.34 Sound Bite: Bill Mumy– Musician/Actor Uh one of my favorite Gibson guitars is named Connie. It’s a 1952 1960 Les Paul conversion, so the conversion turned it into Connie, and Connie’s really a crown jewel of my guitars. I have another Gibson J45 acoustic named Jerry, uh I have um a telecaster named Elaine from The Graduate. My wife’s name is Eileen I had a Gibson Les Paul Jr. called Ellen. Can’t quite go between Eileen with Ellen, Elaine works fine. A05. HRN-2512 In: 02.04.35 Out: 02.05.05 Sound Bite: Bill Mumy– Musician/Actor Well I mean, they’re like boats, I mean they have great personality so want to give it a name, they’re usually female, at least in my head. Guitars are so personal and they bring out so many different things in your own inner creativity you know the muse strikes and it comes to you very differently when you’re playing different guitars so it’s a very personal experience and something that emotional deserves a name at least. A06. HRN-2512 In: 02.05.16 Out: 02.05.54 Sound Bite: Steve Valentine - Actor We just started filming it’s a peace documentary. (talks) Yeah yeah it’s called Finding Peace. Yeah yeah yeah we’re interviewing everyone, we went down to Santa Monica beach yesterday and just walked up to people on the beach, we had a big sign that said do you think world peace is possible and people are on bikes kind of riding by on bikes and people were yelling out yes no maybe as a tandem went buy. And the guy on the bike says yeah so the woman on the bike says no. Kind of shows you, there’s a lot of diverse opinion out there. So far it’s early days right now so we just started filming it’s great. A07. HRN-2512 In: 02.05.54 Out: 02.06.28 Sound Bite: Steve Valentine - Actor I’m a big Gibson fan so. (talks) No, not officially. I have a Gibson and I’m starting to learn. (talks) No, do you name guitars? Well men we’re supposed to name certain appendages aren’t we? I haven’t even named my, I haven’t done that yet so I don’t know if I’m gonna get around to naming my guitar. But anyway um too much information, so I’m a big Gibson fan and these photographs these pictures are amazing. A08. HRN-2512 In: 02.06.35 Out: 02.07.13 Sound Bite: Steve Valentine - Actor I, why do they name their guitars? Because they get so high they think it’s a real person and they’re like dude, hey Johnny, have you guys met Johnny? The next thing you know… but you know what I love coming here because Sunset Marquee has such a history where rock and roll is because there’s a studio built into the garage that’s underground here you know which I think is asking for trouble. It’s like we got a studio built into the hotel guys, you want to throw a television out of a window? Throw it out of our window. Haha you want to get drunk and ransack the room? Come here. We welcome you. A09. HRN-2512 In: 02.07.15 Out: 02.08.28 B-Roll - Gibson Through the Lens – Valentine getting photographed, cutaway, more of Valentine and him interviewing, A10. HRN-2512 In: 02.08.29 Out: 02.10.05 B-Roll - Gibson Through the Lens – fashion shot of girl with dark dress and hair, fashion shot of a girl in red top, fashion shot of girl in striped kind of dress, fashion shot of girl in dark dress and red belt, fashion shot of blond girl with black dress, fashion shot of dark haired girl with scarf, fashion shot of girl with dark dress and curly hair, very beautiful Latino girl with dark dress, A11. HRN-2512 In: 02.10.06 Out: 02.10.57 B-Roll - Gibson Through the Lens – James Denton and wife Erin getting photographed, cutaways, some girls walk by A12. HRN-2512 In: 02.11.21 Out: 02.11.34 B-Roll - Gibson Through the Lens – fashion shot of brunette with pink dress, A13. HRN-2512 In: 02.11.35 Out: 02.11.55 B-Roll - Gibson Through the Lens – Hilary Gilbert getting photographed, A14. HRN-2512 In: 02.11.56 Out: 02.12.08 B-Roll - Gibson Through the Lens – fashion shot of Gilbert A15. HRN-2512 In: 02.12.18 Out: 02.12.32 B-Roll - Gibson Through the Lens – a brunette in dark dress with funky looking hand bag A16. HRN-2512 In: 02.12.33 Out: 02.12.44 B-Roll - Gibson Through the Lens – fashion shot of blond girl in white dress A17. HRN-2512 In: 02.12.45 Out: 02.13.07 B-Roll - Gibson Through the Lens – Billy Morrison getting photographed, A18. HRN-2512 In: 02.13.08 Out: 02.13.22 B-Roll - Gibson Through the Lens – fashion shot of the girl with the funky bag A19. HRN-2512 In: 02.13.41 Out: 02.14.03 Sound Bite: James Denton - Actor You know I haven’t and it’s probably because I’m not that good and yeah I think as poor as a musician I am I think that would be kind of pretentious to name a guitar that I could barely play. I mean I’m okay but I just kind of strum rhythms and uh you know now with this band for this TV gig that we’ve got goin it’s all for charity which is about the only way I’ll get paid to play. A20. HRN-2512 In: 02.14.04 Out: 02.14.30 Sound Bite: James Denton - Actor I think you just spend so much time with them, you know you see those guys like Willie Nelson has the hole worn in his guitar. You know a guitar that’s really comfortable becomes part of the family and those guys if they’re any good you know John Mayer said he just sat in his room every weekend Friday and Saturday night, all his friends were partying, he was sitting in his room with Cops on TV you know playing the guitar, playing the guitar, so you spend so much time with them I guess you get attached. A21. HRN-2512 In: 02.14.31 Out: 02.15.01 B-Roll - Gibson Through the Lens – pictures of guitarists on stage, A22. HRN-2512 In: 02.15.06 Out: 02.15.16 Sound Bite: Carol Pope Um a big fan of rock and roll, I’m a musician, I’m a fan of photography, so that’s why I’m here. A23. HRN-2512 In: 02.15.30 Out: 02.15.40 Sound Bite: Carol Pope – Singer/Songwriter No but um you know I’m kind of in love with my guitar. (talks) No. A24. HRN-2512 In: 02.15.44 Out: 02.16.11 Sound Bite: Carol Pope – Singer/Songwriter I don’t know I mean the only person I can think of who really comes to mind is like like uh like really old school guys like Chuck Barry or uh (Talks) BB King, right but I don’t even know what their guitars are called but you know because it’s got the body of a woman it’s you know it’s always feminine isn’t it. A25. HRN-2512 In: 02.16.13 Out: 02.16.54 B-Roll - Gibson Through the Lens – fashion shot of a girl in green dress with younger girl, fashion shot of brunette with black top and long black pants, fashion shot of brunette in black dress with pearl necklace A26. HRN-2512 In: 02.16.55 Out: 02.17.13 B-Roll - Gibson Through the Lens – Xan McCurdy and Suzanne Cronin getting photographed, Ivan Kane getting photographed A27. HRN-2512 In: 02.17.13 Out: 02.17.30 Sound Bite: Cameron Crowe – Film Director That’s right, Almost Famous really a lot of the movie happened on the assignments with Neil Preston and the 2 of us traveled that road together and a few of the pictures from that journey are up on the wall here tonight. A28. HRN-2512 In: 02.17.56 Out: 02.18.42 Sound Bite: Cameron Crowe – Film Director They’re all called Cameron, let’s just be honest. Guy – She had the one called Biff. She had the one called Biff, no she’s so interesting because she doesn’t really have to kind of practice all the time which is funny you know I feel like as a writer you always have to keep writing and keep it going but Nancy is more like she sees a guitar and she picks it up and starts playing and it’s just at a level and yeah so she doesn’t really uh practice practice practice all the time it’s in her so deeply so her world is kind of all about the guitars I think it’s beyond even giving them names I think it’s just kind of air that she breathes. A29. HRN-2512 In: 02.18.50 Out: 02.19.22 Sound Bite: Cameron Crowe – Film Director I have a theory. My theory is they will never have a deep meaningful relationship with a human that will match their relationship with the guitar that they write songs on. Guy – That’s actually true. And in good times and bad you can always reach for that guitar and that guitar fits, feels right, and will respond and I think a musician that’s so connected in that way to the music it’s like that’s what I depend on through thick and thin. So let’s give it a name! A30. HRN-2512 In: 02.19.25 Out: 02.19.34 Sound Bite: Cameron Crowe – Film Director Gonna, thanks brother, gonna do a couple movies back to back hope you dig them. A31. HRN-2512 In: 02.19.34 Out: 02.20.15 B-Roll - Gibson Through the Lens – Gerry Beckley getting photographed, shot of the Gibson backdrop to Beckley A32. HRN-2512 In: 02.20.24 Out: 02.20.34 Sound Bite: Gerry Beckley – Lead Guitar - America Well we’re uh actually I used to stay here quite often at the Sunset Marquis but I’m big fans of Gibson and looking forward to a great evening of music. A33. HRN-2512 In: 02.20.47 Out: 02.21.13 Sound Bite: Gerry Beckley– Lead Guitar - America Well you know I personally don’t name them I have a an anniversary edition guitar that’s called Annie that was named by the company but um you get very attached to guitars, they’re very personal things if you tour as much as we do you spend a couple hundred days a year traveling in a bus and you hopefully you learn to rely on a good instrument like a dear friend so I could imagine naming is a very common thing. A34. HRN-2512 In: 02.21.17 Out: 02.21.40 Sound Bite: Gerry Beckley– Lead Guitar - America Well uh we’re actually on a week long summer break that we put on the middle of summer so we don’t drive ourselves crazy but um about next week we start again, mostly in the states and international last year, but we’re going up into Montreal for the first show then back in the states I’m in Brazil at the end of August and then Carnegie Hall coming up. A35. HRN-2512 In: 02.21.43 Out: 02.22.06 B-Roll - Gibson Through the Lens – fashion shot of brunette girl with red striped shit and dark pants, fashion shot of girl in leopard print dress, A36. HRN-2512 In: 02.22.25 Out: 02.22.33 Sound Bite: Henry Duarte Jimmy Page. A37. HRN-2512 In: 02.23.04 Out: 02.23.10 Sound Bite: Richard Perry – Music Producer Uh to support my girl Kelly Catron. A38. HRN-2512 In: 02.23.23 Out: 02.24.14 Sound Bite: Richard Perry– Music Producer Well uh I can’t uh give you a definitive answer to that question but I think that that uh musicians especially rock guitarists feel about their guitar like it is a woman that they cradle it in their arms, they caress it, they play it hard, then gently, they’re a lot of similarities it might be a little strange to name a guitar Don, you know like in the 30s and 40s people always used to name their cars uh female names, Whoa Nelly. A39. HRN-2512 In: 02.24.17 Out: 02.24.31 B-Roll - Gibson Through the Lens – fashion shot of Kelly Catron A01. HRN-2512 In: 02.24.32 Out: 02.24.50 B-Roll - Gibson Through the Lens – Perry and Catron conversing A40. HRN-2512 In: 02.25.11 Out: 02.25.35 Sound Bite: Old Fashion Photographer Guy I think it’s wonderful. (talks) It’s a history and as of late very few people know the history of anything. So it exposes the history which will educate people about the world they think they’re in. A41. HRN-2512 In: 02.25.39 Out: 02.26.08 Sound Bite: Billy Duffy – Guitarist – The Cult Uh well many things mostly a call from Jeff Leiber, that was the main reason, then um I feel like the Sunset Marquis feels like a second home to me um and I kind of always liked the atmosphere here and they have the best bar in town for about six or seven years. In fact the only place you could go in LA that didn’t suck so you know it was decent for a little while the whisky bar was cool. A42. HRN-2512 In: 02.26.15 Out: 02.26.33 Sound Bite: Billy Duffy – Guitarist – The Cult Um it’s possibly either 2 reasons: a complete lack of imagination or that they thought that playing guitar might get them girls when they were young. A43. HRN-2512 In: 02.26.34 Out: 02.27.28 Sound Bite: Billy Duffy – Guitarist – The Cult No, they’re all numbered. I’m like Pete Townsend, they’ve just got numbers. (talks) Numbers. Number 1 through whatever. I don’t give them a personality, as somebody once said, they’re just a bit of wood with strings on them. I mean Jimi Hendrix could have played anything guitar and it sounded great. I think people get a little caught up, it’s just machinery. It’s just stuff. Some guitars are better than others but I think really it’s about a person who’s trying to express themselves through a guitar and I think the best guitar players, I would say like Hendrix, he’s a bit above and beyond to me he was above and beyond because he was at one with the guitar, he wasn’t separate from the guitar, you know what I mean and he just never have been caught up in technology and all that kind of crap. I’m just old school you know what I mean 70’s guy, that’s what inspired me you know 70s early 70s stuff so. A44. HRN-2512 In: 02.27.40 Out: 02.27.54 B-Roll - Gibson Through the Lens – fashion shot of Billy Duffy’s girl A45. HRN-2512 In: 02.28.05 Out: 02.28.35 Sound Bite: Xan McCurdy – Guitarist - Cake No I’ve never named them. (talks) Uh because maybe it’s sort of a sexual thing I think. It’s sort of like you kind of make love to your instrument a little bit and maybe you want to name them unless you name it Bob I’m not so sure but I think it’s usually female names, am I right? So they’re sort of like sexual element I think or maybe it’s like you love your daughter or something, you know. A46. HRN-2512 In: 02.28.36 Out: 02.29.47 B-Roll - Gibson Through the Lens – shot of Sunset Marquis entrance, shot of cars on the street, more of the entrance, people getting dropped off in front of hotel, cars pulling down street, A47. HRN-2512 In: 02.29.58 Out: 02.30.40 B-Roll - Gibson Through the Lens – shot of Hollywood and zoom out to front of hotel then back into Hollywood, more shots of the front
BOX OFFICE: "BARBIE" TOPS $500 MILLION DOMESTIC
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India Kashmir - Troops kill 8 suspected Islamic militants found on Indian side- GRAPHIC PIX
NAME: IND KASHMIR 20060607I TAPE: EF06/0497 IN_TIME: 11:07:43:16 DURATION: 00:01:47:11 SOURCES: Indian Army Handout DATELINE: Maschil sector, 7 June 2006 RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST ++ PLEASE NOTE, GRAPHIC PICTURES OF CORPSES++ 1. Various of aerials over snowcapped mountains 2. Pan from bodies of suspected militants to soldiers 3. Pan over bodies 4. Tilt up from bodies to soldiers 5. SOUNDBITE: (English) Lieutenant Colonel S K Singh, Operation Commander, Indian Army: "On the first night when the terrorists were trying to infiltrate through this area, our patrols and equipment picked up their movements. The weather, as you see now, was very cloudy and it was very difficult to track the terrorist movements. Still, we managed to track their movements continuously and when they reached the fence in the heavy exchange of fire, our ambush party eliminated five hardcore terrorists. When the remaining terrorists were running back, the stops which were in place in the north down below, fired up and the terrorists fled in the jungle. The next day morning, in the search, they eliminated the remaining terrorists." 6. Mid of magazines and grenades 7. Mid of water bottles, powder, glucose 8. Wide of security forces with guns STORYLINE: The Indian army said it killed eight suspected Islamic militants on Tuesday who had reportedly sneaked into Indian-controlled Kashmir from Pakistan's side of the Himalayan region. The men were purportedly spotted in the Maschil sector near the so-called Line of Control that divides Kashmir between India and Pakistan. Maschil is about 120 kilometres (75 miles) north of Srinagar, the summer capital of India's Jammu-Kashmir state. In video footage made available by the Indian army, a line of bodies of purported militants could be seen along with arms and ammunition, the Army said it had recovered. Personal belongings, like water bottles and glucose was also allegedly recovered from the infiltrators. With the onset of summer and melting of snow, such infiltrations are routinely attempted by militants. Nearly a dozen rebel groups have been fighting for Kashmir's independence from India or its merger with Pakistan since 1989. India accuses Pakistan of aiding and arming the militants at training camps on the Pakistani side of Kashmir, a charge denied by Islamabad. India and Pakistan have fought two wars over its control of the Himalayan region. Some 67,000 people, mostly civilians, have already died in a conflict, pitting Indian government forces and separatist rebels against each other. Keyword-graphic pictures
(IDEAL HOMES)
Thought to be Selected Originals from late 1940s material. <br/> <br/>Olympia, London. <br/> <br/>Arrival of King George VI, Queen Elizabeth (later the Queen Mother) and Princess Margaret to Ideal Homes exhibition, pan up to general view of the exhibition. King, Queen and Princess Margaret walking inside design for agricultural workers with Aneurin (Nye) Bevan, Minister of Health. King and Queen walking up path. King and Queen going in doorway. Party leaving the room. Party walking into playpen. Close up shot of Queen and Princess Margaret. Close up shot of a little boy playing with beads. Queen and Princess Margaret looking at children. Children playing. Little girls get out of way of a boy in car. General view of playpen with King and Queen in picture. Fluorescent lighting is switched on. Refrigerator. Close up shot of door of refrigerator being opened. Kitchenware. Close up shot of a kettle. Close up shot of a pressure cooker. Close up shot of tea service. Silverware. Summer dresses. Close up shot of a floral dress, pan down the dress. Dresses on display. Hand loom. Close up shot of the hands working the loom. Loom. Close up shot of the trays of silkworms. Close up shot of the sets of cocoons being hatched. Cocoons being washed. Cocoons being washed, panning to people watching. Various shots of the basket making. Close up shot of the King and Queen passing camera, Princess Margaret behind them. <br/> <br/>Possibly connected with 48/20 - MD.
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Entertainment Daily: Pearl Harbor - Interviews with the stars of forthcoming World War Two blockbuster Pearl Harbour
TAPE: EF01/0417 IN_TIME: 13:45:38 DURATION: 3:58 SOURCES: APTN/Touchstone Pictures RESTRICTIONS: No re-use/re-sale of film/video/tv clips without clearance DATELINE: May 2001, Hawaii, USA SHOTLIST: 1. 'Pearl Harbor' clip - please give onscreen credit to Touchstone Pictures 2. SOUNDBITE: (English) Ben Affleck " I think it is a big deal, and I think it is big to draw attention to , to the veterans, and as you can see there is all these survivors out here on the deck and they are doing interviews, and I think it is important that this movie and movies like it be made. " (on making a movie that has turned in to a motion picture event) 3. 'Pearl Harbor' clip - please give onscreen credit to Touchstone Pictures 4. SOUNDBITE: (English) Ben Affleck "It would have been terribly embarrassing and mortifying to find out that I was in something that turned out to be offensive to the veterans, Oh for gods sake , that would have been the worst thing that I possible have imagined" (on responsibility to the veteran in making the picture) 5. 'Pearl Harbor' clip - please give onscreen credit to Touchstone Pictures 6. SOUNDBITE: (English) Josh Hartnett : "I was kind of flying under the radar for while doing smaller films and just taking it easy, I was able to go out at night and not be bothered that much. And I wasn't sure whether I wanted my world to change, it was pretty good but I was really afraid of doing this for that reason. " (on concerns in being in a huge Hollywood film) 7. 'Pearl Harbor' clip - please give on screen credit to Touchstone Pictures 8. SOUNDBITE: (English) Josh Hartnett :" I'm never proud of my own performances that much so you know it is hard to say. But like I said I had a good time making it so it has all evened out. I saw it the other night and I didn't look like I was really out of place or, you know, so I think, yes it's ok, it's ok." (on his performance in 'Pearl Harbor') 9. 'Pearl Harbor' clip - please give onscreen credit to Touchstone Pictures 10. SOUNDBITE: (English) Kate Beckinsale :"It was amazing, I feel so lucky to have worked with all of them I mean Ben was so generous with both Josh and I. he had cut his teeth on a big movie before he turned up, whereas we were both having our first taste of it on this movie and he was endlessly , tirelessly generous and you know way beyond the call of duty " (on the generosity of Ben Affleck as an actor) 11. 'Pearl Harbor' clip - please give onscreen credit to Touchstone Pictures 12. 'Pearl Harbor' clip - please give onscreen credit to Touchstone Pictures 15. SOUNDBITE: (English) Jerry Bruckheimer (on paying homage to the veterans) : "Unless you know history you are doomed to repeat it, and so, and when you talk to High school kids and college kids and you talk about Pearl Harbor they spend two hours in High School, and if you read your High School text book you see how little you know about what happened in Pearl harbor." 16. 'Pearl Harbor' clip - please give onscreen credit to Touchstone Pictures PEARL HARBOR INVADED BY HOLLYWOOD As the American Naval base of Pearl Harbor is invaded by Hollywood and the world's press, the world's cinemas are preparing to run one of the biggest and most expensive movies ever shot. "Pearl Harbor", with a Japanese air raid on the American base portrayed in a record breaking 40 minute action sequence, cost Disney $145 million. And when you spend that much on the film, you don't stint on the premiere. So Disney has transformed a Navy aircraft carrier into a mammoth moviehouse for the launch of its summer blockbuster, "Pearl Harbor." Hollywood stars, military brass and World War II veterans are expected to be among 2,000 guests at tonight's (21May2001) premiere on the flight deck of the USS John C. Stennis at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. The $5 million premiere party promises to match the extravagance of the film - starring Ben Affleck, Kate Beckinsale and Josh Hartnett - with what producer Jerry Bruckheimer said will be "one of the biggest fireworks displays ever.'' The Stennis is anchored a few hundred yards from ground zero of the Dec. 7, 1941, attack that drew the United States into World War II. A memorial for some 900 crew of the USS Arizona who went down with the battleship in the first 30 minutes of the surprise attack, stands opposite. Also nearby is the USS Missouri battleship, on whose deck Japan signed surrender documents in 1945. The Stennis' 4.5-acre flight deck has been transformed into an open-air theater with stadium seating. A vintage B-25 bomber and a P-40 fighter are displayed on the deck of the 97,000-ton carrier, amid rolls of red carpet and white party tents. ''(The premiere) will be spectacular, whatever it will be,'' Bruckheimer said Friday on the Stennis. The movie directed by Michael Bay tells the story of the attack through the lives of two fighter pilots from Tennessee, played by Ben Affleck and Josh Hartnett who fall in love with the same nurse, played by British actress Kate Beckinsale. ``It's a love story that gets entangled into a war story,'' said Bay, whose earlier collaborations with Bruckheimer include "Armageddon'' and "The Rock." Bay acknowledged he threatened to quit the project four times because of battles over the movie's budget and casting. But he said he's proud of the finished product, especially a lengthy attack sequence filmed in Hawaii and based on firsthand accounts from Pearl Harbor survivors. "It was very hard to get it down and do this movie right,'' Bay said. "You can't scrimp on a title called `Pearl Harbor." Actress James King, who plays a nurse in the movie, said the premiere will be a tribute to the 2,436 Americans killed in the attack. "It's time to have a celebration in their memory," she said. "I think it's time to look back at this time and celebrate the time our country pulled together.'' So other than the 40 minute special effects extravaganza where the Japanese actually bomb the place, what happens? The film tells the story of the air attack through the love triangle between two pilots and nurse. Rafe (Affleck) and Danny (Hartnett) are the best of friends. At a New York induction centre Rafe falls in love with Evelyn (Beckinsale). But Rafe volunteers for duty in England, already at war with Germany, and is soon saying a tearful farewell to his lady love. In England, Rafe's plane is shot down and he is presumed dead. Danny delivers the tragic news to Evelyn and, after a short period of mourning, they help each other over the terrible loss by making beautiful movie love among artfully draped parachutes in an empty aircraft hanger. Only Rafe isn't dead and soon shows up in Pearl Harbor to rain on their parade, along with a sun darkening squadron of Japanese war planes who are there to provide something a little more destructive than emotional fireworks. And this, really, is the point of the film, as the Newsweek film critic points out this 40 minute action sequence is, " what most Jerry Bruckheimer-produced movies serve up best: the poetry of destruction." The movie opens in North American theaters Friday (25th May) CLEARANCE DETAILS Pearl Harbor Touchstone Pictures (20) 8222 2877
ROYAL ASCOT 1924
Ascot, Berkshire. <br/> <br/>Title: "ROYAL ASCOT. Welcome arrival of Summer weather made 1924's Ascot a glowing picture of colour & beauty unsurpassed in the World". <br/> <br/>High angled L/S, taken from the top of the spectator stands, of the Royal horse drawn carriage trotting around the track. Various shots of King George V and Queen Mary passing the crowd in their carriage, they are accompanied by several guards on horseback, the King tips his hats to spectators. <br/> <br/>L/S of some of the Royal party looking at the race course over the balcony of a pavilion. L/S of the crowds of spectators, pan to show horses racing past. M/S of the King and Queen looking out from the balcony of the pavilion. L/S of smartly dressed men and women leaving the Royal Enclosure. M/S of the glamorous women and men dressed in top hats leaving the Royal Enclosure.
Lampedusa: Germany says no to migrants...and France?
BOX OFFICE: "WONKA" TOPS "NIGHT SWIM"
&lt;p>Stations Please Note: This package/segment contains third party material. Unless otherwise noted, this material may only be used within this package/segment.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>NOTE: We send our packages with discrete, separate audio. Our reporter's track can be removed by deleting the audio on channel one.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>*Stations please note: CNN and Warner Bros. Pictures share the same parent company, Warner Brothers Discovery*&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--SUPERS--&lt;/b>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>:00 - :10&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>"Anyone But You"&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Courtesy Columbia Pictures&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>:10 - :16&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>"Migration"&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Courtesy Universal Pictures&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>:16 - :23&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>"Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom"&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Courtesy Warner Bros. Pictures&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>:23 - :33&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>"Night Swim"&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Courtesy Universal Pictures&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>:33 - :53&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>"Wonka"&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Courtesy Warner Bros. Pictures&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--LEAD IN--&lt;/b>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>THE FIRST WEEKEND OF 20-24 LOOKED A LOT LIKE THE LAST WEEKEND OF 20-23 AT THE BOX OFFICE... WITH ONE SCARY EXCEPTION.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>DAVID DANIEL HAS EARLY ESTIMATES ON THE TOP FIVE FILMS IN THEATERS.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--&lt;/b>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>(nat) "It could be kinda fun."&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>"ANYONE BUT YOU" IS GETTING COMFORTABLE IN FIFTH PLACE, EARNING NINE-AND-A-HALF MILLION DOLLARS FOR ITS THIRD STRAIGHT WEEKEND IN THE SPOT.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>THE ANIMATED ADVENTURE "MIGRATION" TOOK FOURTH PLACE, FLYING OFF WITH 10-POINT-THREE MILLION DOLLARS.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>"AQUAMAN AND THE LOST KINGDOM" CROSSED THE 100-MILLION MARK IN DOMESTIC BOX OFFICE WITH A THIRD-PLACE WEEKEND WORTH 10-POINT-SIX MILLION.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>"Who are you?"&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>"My name is Rebecca Summers."&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>"NIGHT SWIM," THE WEEKEND'S ONLY NEW MOVIE IN WIDE RELEASE, DEBUTED NUMBER TWO WITH 12-MILLION DOLLARS.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>"Uh, Mr. Wonka?"&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>"Yes?"&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>"What's going on here?"&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>AUDIENCES ARE STILL SWEET ON "WONKA."&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>THE FAMILY FILM STARRING TIMOTHÉE CHALAMET STAYED NUMBER ONE, EARNING 14-POINT-FOUR MILLION DOLLARS FOR A DOMESTIC TOTAL OF 165-MILLION.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>IN HOLLYWOOD, I'M DAVID DANIEL.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----&lt;/b>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--KEYWORD TAGS--&lt;/b>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>ENTERTAINMENT SHOWBIZ HOLLYWOOD PREQUEL CHOCOLATE HORROR POOL SEQUEL DCEU SUPERHERO ANIMATION BIRDS ROMANCE COMEDY&lt;/b>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>
POP MUSIC
Pete Fornatale 59:39 Pete Fornatale back with you on mixed bag radio with my special guests today. Jimmy Webb we are at the Museum of television and radio in New York City. Jimmy unfortunately, a short time ago, we heard the news about the passing of Richard Harris. And I was one Wondering almost immediately from then to this moment, how you heard about it and what went through your mind when you did hear about it? Jimmy Webb 1:00:10 Well it was it was very anticlimactic, because they have now they have the scrolls at the bottom of all the newscasts. And so more likely than not, you're going to hear about it. While you're watching someone else in the thing is going to roll by it's gonna say Richard Harris, and that will catch your eye and it says Richard Harris dead at done another nada die. I said it went, Oh, well, it was terrible. It was terrible because we had so much unfinished business between us because we had sort of spent a lifetime sparring with each other over various issues. And I'm immediately kind of went into some deep mourning. It took me back to my youth because when I met Richard, I was only about 20 years old, he was 40 or so. And he literally took me out to educate me in the ways of the world, which he wasn't, you know, and he was an expert in the ways of the world. And so, you know, he, he, you know, taught me how to lay siege to pubs and, and capture fair maidens carry them off and despoil them and then, you know, drink all the wine in the house and then go to someone else's house and capture their house and spoil it. But I just, I just loved him. So there's no, there's no way I could ever tell. In words. The love I had for this great big riotously funny, explosive man who believed so much in my music that he would take this outrageous seven minute 21 second long song and insist on recording it insist that it was going to be a hit and by God it was a hit, you know, just just an amazing guy. Pete Fornatale 1:02:27 How did that unlikely pairing come about? Jimmy Webb 1:02:35 Well he and I used to it goes back to LA to some charity work, we were doing together some benefits, doing the late 60s and just hanging around the piano and doing some pints. And I have to say that my standard disclaimer is I don't drink anymore okay, but in those days I really used to put it away and there's nothing that goes quite as well with drank as Irish music. And he must have taught me 40 or 50 Irish songs and three four weeks beautiful things like don't give me a little piano here. Jimmy Webb 1:03:48 the stuff got under my skin in a big way. You know, and a lot of the foci stuff that came later the the highwayman, the Moon is a Harsh Mistress a lot. A lot of this stuff was was really the seeds were planted by Richard and by this by trips that we took to Ireland and just wonderful things that we did together. But to answer your question specifically about how that album happened, is we kept saying, Well, one day we'll make a record together. One. Jimmy Webb, you always call me Jimmy Webb never called me Jimmy never called me Webb. Always call me Jimmy Webb. He said Hi, Jimmy Webb one day we'll have to make a record together. And I'd say yeah, Richard. Sure. We'll do that. You know, and, again, give it no more thought. And then one day, a telegram arrives at my house in Los Angeles and it says, Do Jimmy.Come London? Make record? Love Richard. That would be the telegraph. And the next thing you know, I'm on a plane to London and I've got all my songs with me. We're in his apartment and we're going through song after song after song. No, no, no. Don't like that. Don't care for that. Nope, nope. Nope. Like that one like that one. No, don't like that. Finally, same situation with as with Artie Garfunkel, you get through all the songs and there's no songs left. And he says, well, is that it? Is that all? Well, no, I've got this one song that was written for somebody else. And they turned it down. And every songwriter has one of those way down at the bottom of the trunk. He just kind of hesitate to bring it out. He said, let's see it. So I brought it out. It's huge. It goes put it up on the piano. I think I played I played. Jimmy Webb 1:06:23 He said, I'll have that. That was that was the end of it. It was done. It was a done deal. And then it was all Jimmy Webb 1:06:42 everybody thought we were crazy. You know, and they I mean, they absolutely thought we were crazy. When the radio stations got the record. They said what is this? You know, I mean, it would have been some FM stations that had played jams by Bob Dylan and the doors and different things but never this highly structured and you know, almost classical music. And and the most unlikely thing in the world happened I became a huge international success. I mean, absolutely mind blowing. There. There are little ripples around MacArthur Park, we actually could do a show about MacArthur Park, Pete Fornatale 1:07:26 no question. You use the word big. It was a phenomenon. Jimmy Webb 1:07:31 It's you know, it's been recorded over 500 times. Pete Fornatale 1:07:34 And it's had more lives than a cat. Jimmy Webb 1:07:37 Well, some of the some of the people who have recorded it makes an interesting list, I think just is kind of illuminating in itself. And these just come off the top my head. Maynard Ferguson, Don Ellis, Tony Bennett, Liza Minnelli, Frank Sinatra did the center section. Don novella did it in character as Father Guido Sarducci, which was really a kick. Pete Fornatale 1:08:09 I gotta find that one. Jimmy Webb 1:08:11 It was in the movie airplane to there's a big elevator that comes down. That holds about 50 people and the doors open and there's a stampede of people trying to get out of the elevator because the music is playing MacArthur Park. I gave them I gave them permission to do all this stuff. There's the weird Weird Al Yankovic did Jurassic Park is melting in the dark and he had he had a he had a Tyrannosaurus rex eat Barney. And it i It it it literally there's story after story after story. Artists who just couldn't leave it, they can't leave it alone to this day. They can't leave it alone. Especially comedians comedians loved it. And it was just it was it was it was done in Germany. It's been it's been a hit in Germany like 10 times, to fraudulence. You know, I mean, you know, who knows? Who knows what's going on out there? I mean, we didn't know. We had no idea. And in fact, one of the great you know, God bless him. I mean, he's gone now, one of the great turmoils of our lives and one of the bones of contention that was between us for so many years. Was that one night when we were riding back from the studio at Lansdowne Road. And we were just two fellows on a lark. Does anyone seriously think we thought we were going out to sell platinum albums? I mean, we were drunk. We had a he used to take a picture of PIMS to the studio every night like a Pimm's number one and then was to two benches, two stools in front of the microphone. One was for Richard and one was for the pims. And as soon as the pims was gone, the session was over. This is about how this is how serious we were. So one night we're motoring along in a phantom five Rolls Royce. These things were gorgeous. You know, you saw John Lennon had one that was painted all in rain, psychedelic colors. And we're going along in the Phantom five. And he says, I tell you what, Jimmy Webb. Unknown Speaker 1:10:31 He said, If this record is a hit, is as if it's a hit. I had to give you this phantom five. Jimmy Webb 1:10:43 And I said no, no, Richard. Yeah. No, you don't have to do that. No, no, no. I'll give you this phantom five, if this records a hit, if this records number two, if it's number two. Right. You would give me this car? Well, MacArthur Park was number two in the United States for weeks. We never, we never got into number one. I can't remember why. But I think it was, hey, Jude. I think it was hey, Jude kept us out. And it was number one in France. And it was number one in Germany. And it was number one in Australia. And it was number one in New Zealand. And it was was this international phenomenon. So he clearly Oh, owed me this car. I mean, let's let's, let's just put it right out there. Okay, he opened his big mouth, and he clearly owed me this car, right? Pete Fornatale 1:11:45 Is there a buck coming? Jimmy Webb 1:11:46 He never gave it. Pete Fornatale 1:11:48 I'm shocked. Jimmy Webb 1:11:50 He never gave it to me. He could never bring himself to give it to me. God bless him. Did he tried to give me other cars? He tried to wiggle other cars and say, Well, why don't you take this Bentley? Why don't you take this? Now I've got this nice silver shadow. That's 1917. That's a gorgeous, you know, he would he would run ringers in on me. But he didn't want to give me that car. And I think it had something to do with the royal household. I think he'd gotten it from Princess Margaret or something. And he had any sort of sentimental attachment to it. Pete Fornatale 1:12:28 What did he make the offer under the influence? That might be the only out I'd give him? Jimmy Webb 1:12:33 No, especially especially under the influence he got. He pays up. All right now, especially if he's drunk, he's got to pay and my passion in the whole situation. And he got angry at me for telling this story. And I, I stopped telling it. Because I knew that there were reverberating reverberations, from me telling the story. So I'm bummed up and stop telling. But my passion was, came straight from the heart. It was out of love of that man that I wanted his car. And for no other reason. Not because it was a Rolls Royce. Not because it was worth X dollars. But because of MacArthur Park and because of his promise, and because he was my friend and because I loved him like a father and a brother and God all rolled into one. That's why I wanted that car. That's why I wanted it. And that's why I never really completely fully accepted that he didn't give it to me. Pete Fornatale 1:13:55 Jimmy, tell me true. Did he ever walk in to the studio or your house and say, Jimmy Webb, what the hell does this mean? Jimmy Webb 1:14:10 No. He knew exactly what it meant. We were the only two people in the world who knew what it meant. And now he's dead. Pete Fornatale 1:14:22 I once asked you this question, I will ask it exactly the same way again, is MacArthur Park your rosebud? Jimmy Webb 1:14:31 It it's? Well, you know what? It's interesting. It's a surreal piece, sort of written in the style of a lot of psychedelia. A lot of psychedelic lyrics that go unchallenged. They marched right across the drawbridge nights in white satin, that what's that about? And what were Strawberry Fields in I mean, a lot of these psychedelic songs just marched right across the drawbridge. But when MacArthur Park marches up to the drawbridge, hold there. Hold hold. Is that MacArthur Park? I hear down there. We'll have to see your papers, please. You know, I mean, so much trash was written that was just a bunch more psychedelic trash. I mean, let's be honest, party, there's a not very nice love song in the middle of it called after all the loves in my life. It's the natrual loved and recorded as a separate song. And then there's MacArthur Park. And there's the fast bit and there's the classical bit. And it's seven minutes 21 seconds long. And, and a bit of a monster, because it did become that sort of rosebud. Like, question that follows you around for the rest of your life, whether you like it or not, that will probably be somewhere there in your epitaph after your, you know, that's that will be the last crack that someone will make about you after you you know, died a horrible death is an anyway, what did the cake out in the rain mean? You know, and that will be the last thing said about you. You know, and you just, you know, I don't know, you just create certain things. I mean, we have all created monster Frankenstein created a monster walked about the countryside, you know, disturbing the neighbors. I mean, this is MacArthur Park, it's this big thing that got loose. And no one, no one knows how it got loose, and it wasn't supposed to get loose. And people were saying and who said it loose. They wanted to, to blame someone and was just there Pete Fornatale 1:16:54 in your mind who opened the door to that kind of songwriting, songwriting that was imagistic songwriting that was surreal, as you say, Jimmy Webb 1:17:05 Oh, it was the Beatles. Yeah, it was the Beatles. It was the Beatles using drugs and, and slamming. Well, Bob Dylan was really doing some incredible things lyrically, so I can't, I can't say I wasn't influenced by Bob Dylan. But clearly, I mean, the Beatles took the gloves off and just said, Alright, we're gonna write this song, and good luck, because we're the only ones in the world and have a clue as to what this is all about. Because it's all about inside conversations that we've had in the studio while we've been making the record. So you will never figure it out. And we'll probably never tell you. And, you know, so I mean, know that they were they were the culprits. I mean, they were the ones. And, you know, many, many, many people followed suit. It was a style. I mean, it's not like I went down in history as a guy who wrote nonsensical, you know, sort of Lewis Lewis Carroll ish, kind of lyrics, I would have, I know that if I had another shot at it, I could, I could do a decent job of rewriting MacArthur Park. And, you know, I wouldn't have been so quick to throw it together, less surreal. I wrote it as a kind of a demonstration piece for bones house because he said, what could you do if you wanted to combine classical music and rock in a long piece that had movements? And I said, for the radio, he said, Yeah, you'd want to play it on the radio? I said, Well, I don't know. It's but it's a fascinating idea. And there's George Martin. And certainly, once one has heard yesterday, one knows that the musical world that the world has been tilted on its ear, and now anything is possible. I certainly did. I knew that once I heard what George Martin was doing with the Beatles, that all bets were off. That it that you could try anything. And so I so in a way, it was kind of a prototype. So I mean, in a way it was kind of an unfinished airplane. You know. I mean, I'm really being honest. It was sort of like an unfinished plane, but Richard grabbed it, and he said, I'll have that. And he was the type of man who wasn't going to wait for you to finish the plane. It was just going to be done now and recorded, done, sent out Pete Fornatale 1:20:04 unfinished or not it took off on its own. Jimmy Webb 1:20:07 And it just, you know, I had this weird life. I asked you earlier about goes on when you even as we speak, Pete Fornatale 1:20:16 even right here today, when you fling something like that out there and people get their hooks into it. Over the years have there been interpretations? I'm not talking about the Yankovic thing now, have there been interpretations that amused you or angered you? of that particular song? Jimmy Webb 1:20:37 No, I feel you know, there's no, there's no rules, that that's kind of what we were doing is saying, you know, and I felt, I feel that to not have a sense of humor about that song is to make would have been to make a grave error on my part, and to have protected it, like some sort of national treasure. You know, when it was really when it really did have flaws, and some of them we're kind of funny, somewhat, we're kind of comic in loves hot, fevered iron, like a stripe ID pair of pants, which I use in my in my book on songwriting as an example of mixing metaphors. And how does that whole line goes? Oh, it doesn't matter. I refuse to repeat it. I refuse to ever, you know, you can hear it if you want to. But I, I mean, I put it on a page with with some other absolutely horrific mixed metaphors as a classic example of what not to do. And, and I wasn't thinking about that. We were just kids. I think that and that's no excuse because Mozart was just a kid too. You don't tell me you're just a kid. You know, Mozart was just a kid. But we were just kids on drugs. We were just kids in California on drugs, having fun. And somehow or other some of these things got done. And they got out of hand they, you know, they took on epic proportions that were far beyond what they were ever intended to be. Pete Fornatale 1:22:44 And just to post scripts to the story. It did win a country Grammy, Jimmy Webb 1:22:50 Waylon Jennings recorded three times. Pete Fornatale 1:22:54 And one of those received those Jimmy Webb 1:22:58 And it was the song of the year, Pete Fornatale 1:22:59 and that elusive number one spot in the states happened with Donna Summer Jimmy Webb 1:23:04 Donna Summer cut a disco version. And we went number one. That was my only number one record ever in my career. Pete Fornatale 1:23:12 Is that right? Yeah. Wow. Jimmy Webb 1:23:15 And it made a great disco. Song too Pete Fornatale 1:23:18 how did you celebrate? I mean, something like that has to be truly a gift out of the sky. Jimmy Webb 1:23:24 It was pretty cool. i i Actually, I'll tell you what I did. I call it this friend of mine, Don G at Starlight limousine. And I said, Don, I said, I want you to come over and I want you to drive me today because I've got the number one record in the country. And he's any came over with a limo. And I just drove around all day in my limo. And I in my limo. I drove over to Harry Nielsen's house and said, I've got the number one record in the United States. I visited all my friends. gloated, I told him I had the number one record. You know, it's very funny, not number two. Pete Fornatale 1:24:11 You had mentioned earlier that there was a song that you had tailor made in your head for Waylon that he didn't Oh, that was If These Walls, right. You mentioned a number that were tailor made for Linda. Which one's specific? Jimmy Webb 1:24:29 Well the one the one that she that she got on first
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ROYALTY VISITS IDEAL HOMES
Full title reads: "ROYALTY VISITS IDEAL HOMES". <br/> <br/>Olympia, London. <br/> <br/>Arrival of King George VI, Queen Elizabeth (later the Queen Mother) and Princess Margaret to Ideal Homes exhibition, pan up to general view of the exhibition. King, Queen and Princess Margaret walking inside design for agricultural workers with Aneurin (Nye) Bevan, Minister of Health. King and Queen walking up path. King and Queen going in doorway. Party leaving the room. Party walking into playpen. Close up shot of Queen and Princess Margaret. Close up shot of a little boy playing with beads. Queen and Princess Margaret looking at children. Children playing. Little girls get out of way of a boy in car. General view of playpen with King and Queen in picture. Fluorescent lighting is switched on. Refrigerator. Close up shot of door of refrigerator being opened. Kitchenware. Close up shot of a kettle. Close up shot of a pressure cooker. Close up shot of tea service. Silverware. Summer dresses. Close up shot of a floral dress, pan down the dress. Dresses on display. Hand loom. Close up shot of the hands working the loom. Loom. Close up shot of the trays of silkworms. Close up shot of the sets of cocoons being hatched. Cocoons being washed. Cocoons being washed, panning to people watching. Various shots of the basket making. Close up shot of the King and Queen passing camera, Princess Margaret behind them.
MOVIES: JULY MOVIE PREVIEW
&lt;p>Stations Please Note: This package/segment contains third party material. Unless otherwise noted, this material may only be used within this package/segment.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>NOTE: We send our packages with discrete, separate audio. Our reporter's track can be removed by deleting the audio on channel one.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>"Joy Ride" opens in theaters across the U.S. on Friday, July 7th. The Motion Picture Association has rated it R for strong and crude sexual content, language throughout, drug content and brief graphic nudity.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>"Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One" opens in theaters across the U.S. on Wednesday, July 12th. The Motion Picture Association has rated it PG-13 for intense sequences of violence and action, some language and suggestive material.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>"Barbie" opens in theaters across the U.S. on Friday, July 21st. The Motion Picture Association has rated it PG-13 for suggestive references and brief language.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>"Oppenheimer" opens in theaters across the U.S. on Friday, July 21st. The Motion Picture Association has rated it R for some sexuality, nudity and language.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>"Haunted Mansion" opens in theaters across the U.S. on Friday, July 28th. The Motion Picture Association has rated it PG-13 for some thematic elements and scary action.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>AFFILIATE MARKET NOTES: "Joy Ride" was filmed in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. "Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One" was filmed in England, Norway, United Arab Emirates, and Italy. "Barbie" was filmed in London and Hertfordshire, England, UK, and in Los Angeles, CA. "Oppenheimer" was filmed in Belen, Ghost Ranch, Los Alamos, and Santa Fe, NM, and in Princeton, NJ. "Haunted Mansion" was filmed in New Orleans, LA, and Atlanta, GA.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--SUPERS&lt;/b>--&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>:00-:13&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>"Joy Ride"&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Courtesy Lionsgate Films&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>:13-:27&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>"Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One"&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Courtesy Paramount Pictures&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>:27-:42&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>"Barbie"&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Courtesy Warner Bros. Pictures&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>:42-:55&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>"Oppenheimer"&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Courtesy Universal Pictures&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>:55-1:11&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>"Haunted Mansion"&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Courtesy Walt Disney Pictures&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--LEAD IN&lt;/b>--&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>SUMMER IS HEATING UP AND SO IS THE SUMMER MOVIE SEASON. RICK DAMIGELLA BRINGS US A PREVIEW OF SOME OF THE BIGGEST MOVIES HEADING TO THEATERS THIS MONTH.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--TAG&lt;/b>--&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>OTHER MOVIES ARRIVING IN THEATERs THIS MONTH INCLUDE THE HORROR FLICK "INSIDIOUS: THE RED DOOR" ON FRIDAY (7/7), AND THE MOCKUMENTARY "THEATER CAMP" ON THE 14TH.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS&lt;/b>--&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>"I don't belong anywhere!"&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>"If you do not know where you come from, how do you know who you are?"&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>JULY MOVIES KICK OFF WITH THE ROAD TRIP COMEDY "JOY RIDE," AS A GROUP OF FRIENDS HEAD TO CHINA TO FIND ONE OF THEIR BIRTH MOTHERS. THE TRIP BEGINS FRIDAY (7/7).&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>"Ethan, what's your objective? What's your ultimate objective?"&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>TOM CRUISE IS BACK IN MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE - DEAD RECKONING PART ONE." THE SEVENTH MOVIE IN THE SERIES EXPLODES INTO THEATERS JULY 12TH. &lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>"I don't have anything big planned. Just a giant blowout party with all the Barbies and planned choreography and a bespoke song. You should stop by."&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>"So cool."&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>"BARBIE" AND "KEN" AND ALL THEIR FRIENDS ARE READY FOR THEIR CLOSE-UPS. THE MOVIE BASED ON THE ICONIC TOY BRAND STEPS INTO THEATERS JULY 21ST.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>"Our work here will ensure a peace mankind has never seen."&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>GOING HEAD TO HEAD WITH "BARBIE" IS "OPPENHEIMER." CHRISTOPHER NOLAN'S LOOK AT THE MAN BEHIND THE ATOMIC BOMB DROPS INTO THEATERS JULY 21ST.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>"Death lurks around every corner!" (nat-scream)&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>WELCOME, FOOLISH MORTALS, TO DISNEY'S "HAUNTED MANSION." THE LATEST MOVIE BASED ON A DISNEY THEME PARK ATTRACTION CREEPS INTO THEATERS JULY 28TH. HURRYING BACK TO THEATERS IN HOLLYWOOD, I'M RICK DAMIGELLA.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----&lt;/b>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--KEYWORD TAGS--&lt;/b>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>ENTERTAINMENT SHOWBIZ HOLLYWOOD SUMMER MOVIES FILMS ROAD TRIP ASIA ACTION FRANCHISE DOLLS WEAPONS BIOPIC SCARY DISNEYLAND&lt;/b>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>