National Anthem - Star Spangled Banner TAPE 2 Rep. Gene Green (D-TX) (Herrera Elementary School) 012941- outside Congress, on the steps 013015- Capitol Dome Rep. Paul Gillmor (R-OH) 013037- CS- Hi Claire Shipman with ABC news, we're talking about the National anthem today, 013041- Oh dear, I'm all for the national anthem 013042- CS- You are, you're pro national anthem. Well here's the really tough question for you. Can you sing it for us? 3049- I cannot sing it for you and you do not want to hear me sing (CS- everybody says that). This would be a disaster. (CS- No, no, no). If they heard me singing it they would want a different national anthem. 3101- CS- How about just reciting some of the words. 3104- Oh say can you see, on ABC, Ok?? 3107- CS- Oh ok, so you really don't know it either. . . Congressman walks away COLOR SQUAD part of Commander and Chiefs Gaurd 3129- ms army guys 3134- CS- hey guys, we're with ABC News, We're wondering if you guys could sing the national anthem for us 3137- guys chuckling 3143- CS- I'll sing it with you 3144- I don't think that would be a problem 3152- men start singing- lasts till 3249 3249 CS- Bravo, clapping- that's our best version yet, thank you 3300- army guy #1- we're the color squad from Infantry Div. -----, Part of the Infantry squad, we're President Washington's official hand-picked guards 3333- House of Reps Gallery Line sign 3338- ls line outside HOR Group of Arizona Middle Schoolers from Queen Creek AZ 3418- wait do you think you need to practice first NO. . . CS- Do you know all the words?? Alright. . . 3422- kids begin singing 3528- CS- Ok, now you did better than a lot of the Congressman we've asked to sing so congratulations. . . Group of Professionals sitting on a bench - ALL HERE FOR A CONFERENCE Paul Caviale 3613- CS- A leadership conference, ok, well we're just uh working on a piece about the national anthem. We're trying to get ppl to sing it for us. So could you sing the national anthem for us? 3621- Prof. #1- I couldn't Mary Caviale 3624- Prof. #2- I'm too old to do that (CS- You're too old?? Are you ever to old to sing the national anthem?) I think it but I won't sing it. (CS- Really? ) 3630- Prof. #1- I think I would be embarrassed to sing the national anthem on national TV. Richard Barry 3634- Prof. #3- We were just talking about that. Everybody starts off an octave too high and they go -----. (CS- It's really hard to sustain, right? But let's just see some of the lines ppl have trouble with. Now who's broad stripes and bright stars, what comes after that) 3650- Prof 3- Gallantly flying. . . 3653- CS- Close. . . 3655- Prof 1&2- streaming. . . (CS- but that's two lines down. It's through the perilous fight. Then, personally the hardest for me is the next line, what comes after through the perilous fight) 3703- Paul Caviale- or the ramparts we watched. (CS- Or the ramparts we watched. Do you know what a rampart is??) you bet, it's a battle (?) It's a wall. (CS- See? You guys could sing it, I think he'll sing it for us) Do you know the original version? (CS- No I don't) It was a tavern drinking song. (CS- Who told us that today? Yeah someone else told us that today). I'd like to know the words I bet they were bawdy and ribong (???) (CS- hahha, well thank you very much, enjoy your conference). Redeemer Christian School Ocala, Florida 3809- CS-You guys on a tour, (He is) You are? Well, we're just doing a piece about the national anthem and we're wondering if you guys could sing it for us. (He can) What do you mean he can, you can't? Come on, national anthem, can you guys sing it? (in Spanish?? Or in English? I'm just asking) We'll take English. 3834- We can say the Gettysburg address! (CS- Wow you can say the GA?) It would be an honor . . (CS- That's impressive, lets hear a few lines of that) 3846- Kids start- "Four score and seven years ago. . . 3936- CS watching and smiling 4029- kids finish 4030- CS- Wow, alright, that was great you guys. Now I'm so impressed with you I'm not worried about the national anthem but I think we should have the adults who are with you sing the national anthem for us, ok?? Do you want me to start you off? 4052- CS starts, ohhh say can you see. . . adults join in (4127 CS says ok, good) Adults sing National Anthem 4154- CS- Don't you think, its seems to me the hardest part for everybody because we've talked to a lot of ppl today is through the perilous fight, yeah a lot of ppl think its night, night, or the ramparts we watched- that parts gets, ppl get really quiet. (4210- the Babe Ruth Part) yeah exactly the Babe Ruth part. You did a great job, thank you. Red Shirts- security guards?? Tour guides? 4218- CS- Hey there. Hey guys would you sing the national anthem for us? 4222- Oh we have, I have another duty. . . 4225- CS- oh come on.. . no I can't sing. Can you just recite it for us? No No. Aren't you inspired? The capitol's right behind you? I work here. 4245-- No so we can't come on a tour, we'll sing it for you. **01 41 13 THE PARENTS SING SOME SAY NIGHT SOME SAY FIGHT Ed Armstrong holding fish costume 4209- CS- Since you're a duo, will you sing the national anthem for us? We're doing a piece on the national anthem. Come on, you've got company. 4317- I'm not sure I know the words. I know them in Spanish can I do it in Spanish? (CS- Yeah sure. Here if I help you out? Oh say can you see?) 4325- By the dawns early light, what so proudly we hail. I'm breaking down. (CS- at the) Dawns early light? (CS- Twilights last gleaming!) Who's broad stripes and bright stars (CS- excellent) Through the peril of night? (CS- Through the perilous fight) Well ok (CS- sounds the same) What so proudly we hail (No or the ramparts we) Or the ramparts we watched, what so proudly we hail (we're gonna get there- you like that line a lot. This is great, thank you very much ) 4430- girl putting on fish Erin Collinson aka "Finley the Fish" 4455- waves fin 4500- CS- could the fish sing the national anthem- fish begins- Claire mugs 4543- CS- wave, CS helps FISHES MESSES UP 4555- CS- it's actually way.I am knit picking at this point, because this is impressive for a fish 4607- fish waves Senator John McCain (R-AZ) 4626 CS- a few bars, can you sing the national anthem for us? 4632 McCain- dadadadada- Oh say can you. . . 4644- McCain-- is that enough? Pls, through the perilous fight 4652- CS- See you know the words, ok. Alright, that's all it is. You know most Americans don't know all the words. 4659- McCain, and that's why they (he starts mouthing words) 4701- CS- exactly exactly. Well could you sing it in Russian? 4706- McCain- uhhh, I'd like to, actually that's a good idea- that would get some attention. Then there's always Esperanto. That would be international. (CS- there you go, that's the solution- you've got work to do- go talk to them about it) I don't want to see this. Senator Lindsay Graham (R-SC) 4735- CS- Sing the national anthem for us 4738- I am like 61 percent of American I would choke and die of shame if I had to try it. I don't want to butcher our national anthem. 4746- CS- Tell me its not so, come on. 4747- I think when it's hard to sing whatever attempt you make I agree with the idea that we should try to do it in English but it's a free country you can sing the way you want to sing. 4749-CS- well now, you don't want to recite the words, you're saying you don't know the words so you probably don't want to chance it. 4804- Oh say can you see by the dawns early light. Yeah if I had to get up and recite the national anthem I would fail miserably but 4813- when I'm at a ball game I get into the rhythm of it 4815- CS- And you can kind of listen to your neighbors and see where they're headed 4818- Yeah because see memory banks get going you kind of get into the rhythm of it but most Americans don't know the national anthem if they had to stand before abc news or cbs or nbc and recite it. 4830 Cs- you're right they know, well thank you Senator. We appreciate it. 4835- Well don't use me as a model, for serious. Senator Kay Bailey Hutchinson (R-TX) 4850- I'm CS with ABC News, how are you good to see you. . We're asking ppl if they'd sing the national anthem for us today. 4858- I can't sing and walks away Chuck Hagel (R-NE) 4904- CS- I was wondering if you might be able to sing it for us. 4907- Hegel- chuckles- I'm actually on my way to lunch. (CS- Just a few words, oh you'll sing it on your way??) Thank you thank you good bye! NEW YORK CHIROPRACTORS CS: You can do it backwards? 4924- Turn their backs and start singing 4934- ms- singers clutching their hearts and signing 4950- gets a little quieter- picks back up 5035- guy gets up and does a composer gesture with his hands 5046- we are the chiropractors that represent all of NY state. 5046- CS- well, you got all the words I'm impressed so, what are you doing. . . 5103- CS- we're trying to see who knows the words to the national anthem 5110- I had to read it bc I didn't know all the words so I have it here yes 5122- Chiropractors sang it in harmony, one voice, yes. . . 5137- want us to do it in Spanish now or what Cab Driver 5155- Cs- Hey we're just talking to ppl today about whether they know the words to the national anthem. Can you sing the national anthem for us the star spangled banner? Ok thank you Senator Barbara Mikulski (D-MD) 5217- Hi I'm CS with ABC News, 5220- Hi Claire, how are you. .. How are you good to see you 5220- I'm ok 5221- CS- We're doing a piece on the national anthem ( Yes) 5224- First of all English or Spanish, I don't know if you have an opinion. 5228- BM- I believe the anthem of a nation should be sung in that nation's language. But you have to say the Latino community at least willing to show they want to be American. But when I've traveled around the world the national anthem of a nation is always sung in its own language. 5249- CS- well here's the big question, will you sing it for us? 5252- BM- well it's the home of Ft. McHenry, ohhh-5301- she trails off a little, almost says the wrong word 5310- anyways, it's a high note representing Ft. McHenry in the home of the national anthem. 5312- CS- Well can you, do you know the whole thing? 5313- BM- I know the whole thing, particularly when we go Ohhh say can you (CS- It's hard to do alone isn't it?) well it's the way we do it for the Orioles. (CS- Yeah yeah yeah and the last words are? Play ball, motions throwing a ball) that's the Baltimore addendum. 5334- CS- You know a lot of Americans don't know all the words 5337- BM- you know that's sad but I think they know what its meaning is and I think they know it is our anthem. And the know when they say, bombs bursting in the air (cs at 5345) they know that bombs bursted in the air in 1812 and they did in 2001 and they treasure their anthem and we love it in Baltimore and we're very proud that we're the home of it 5403- CS- Thank you so much Sen. We really appreciate your time. 5416- BM- The oooooooo

Boy Scouts and girl scouts march in Memorial Day parade 1963

London. <br/> <br/>Various shots of a group of people walking about the Tower of London gardens. Four mannequins parade about showing off the latest fashions, influenced by the costumes of the young Queen Elizabeth I in the film 'Young Bess'. <br/> <br/>The models wear swagger coats, suits and small, cap-like hats. At the Traitor's Gate we see more models in swagger coats. One has "push-up melon sleeves and is lined to the hemline with quilted gold satin". People crowd around to watch. <br/> <br/>A Beefeater stands on one of the Tower ramparts as a model sashays past. C/U of actor dressed as King Henry VIII, drinking from a silver cup and smoothing his moustache. Models in Tudor-influenced evening gowns walk about the grounds with the King. Model Sylvia Shelley poses with a Beefeater in the gardens. She compares her own ruff-collar with the Beefeater's own. <br/> <br/>Note: correspondence, cuttings and notes on file. This publicity stunt took place shortly before the London premier of the MGM film 'Young Bess'.

Hundreds of people gathered in at Gateway Park in Arlington, Virginia this morning to honor those killed in the terrorist attacks. They unveiled an American Flag which will hang over the Key Bridge. A bell tolled 184 times, one for each person killed in the Pentagon attack.

THE RAMPARTS WE WATCH

National Anthem - Star Spangled Banner TAPE 2 Rep. Gene Green (D-TX) (Herrera Elementary School) 012941- outside Congress, on the steps 013015- Capitol Dome Rep. Paul Gillmor (R-OH) 013037- CS- Hi Claire Shipman with ABC news, we're talking about the National anthem today, 013041- Oh dear, I'm all for the national anthem 013042- CS- You are, you're pro national anthem. Well here's the really tough question for you. Can you sing it for us? 3049- I cannot sing it for you and you do not want to hear me sing (CS- everybody says that). This would be a disaster. (CS- No, no, no). If they heard me singing it they would want a different national anthem. 3101- CS- How about just reciting some of the words. 3104- Oh say can you see, on ABC, Ok?? 3107- CS- Oh ok, so you really don't know it either. . . Congressman walks away COLOR SQUAD part of Commander and Chiefs Gaurd 3129- ms army guys 3134- CS- hey guys, we're with ABC News, We're wondering if you guys could sing the national anthem for us 3137- guys chuckling 3143- CS- I'll sing it with you 3144- I don't think that would be a problem 3152- men start singing- lasts till 3249 3249 CS- Bravo, clapping- that's our best version yet, thank you 3300- army guy #1- we're the color squad from Infantry Div. -----, Part of the Infantry squad, we're President Washington's official hand-picked guards 3333- House of Reps Gallery Line sign 3338- ls line outside HOR Group of Arizona Middle Schoolers from Queen Creek AZ 3418- wait do you think you need to practice first NO. . . CS- Do you know all the words?? Alright. . . 3422- kids begin singing 3528- CS- Ok, now you did better than a lot of the Congressman we've asked to sing so congratulations. . . Group of Professionals sitting on a bench - ALL HERE FOR A CONFERENCE Paul Caviale 3613- CS- A leadership conference, ok, well we're just uh working on a piece about the national anthem. We're trying to get ppl to sing it for us. So could you sing the national anthem for us? 3621- Prof. #1- I couldn't Mary Caviale 3624- Prof. #2- I'm too old to do that (CS- You're too old?? Are you ever to old to sing the national anthem?) I think it but I won't sing it. (CS- Really? ) 3630- Prof. #1- I think I would be embarrassed to sing the national anthem on national TV. Richard Barry 3634- Prof. #3- We were just talking about that. Everybody starts off an octave too high and they go -----. (CS- It's really hard to sustain, right? But let's just see some of the lines ppl have trouble with. Now who's broad stripes and bright stars, what comes after that) 3650- Prof 3- Gallantly flying. . . 3653- CS- Close. . . 3655- Prof 1&2- streaming. . . (CS- but that's two lines down. It's through the perilous fight. Then, personally the hardest for me is the next line, what comes after through the perilous fight) 3703- Paul Caviale- or the ramparts we watched. (CS- Or the ramparts we watched. Do you know what a rampart is??) you bet, it's a battle (?) It's a wall. (CS- See? You guys could sing it, I think he'll sing it for us) Do you know the original version? (CS- No I don't) It was a tavern drinking song. (CS- Who told us that today? Yeah someone else told us that today). I'd like to know the words I bet they were bawdy and ribong (???) (CS- hahha, well thank you very much, enjoy your conference). Redeemer Christian School Ocala, Florida 3809- CS-You guys on a tour, (He is) You are? Well, we're just doing a piece about the national anthem and we're wondering if you guys could sing it for us. (He can) What do you mean he can, you can't? Come on, national anthem, can you guys sing it? (in Spanish?? Or in English? I'm just asking) We'll take English. 3834- We can say the Gettysburg address! (CS- Wow you can say the GA?) It would be an honor . . (CS- That's impressive, lets hear a few lines of that) 3846- Kids start- "Four score and seven years ago. . . 3936- CS watching and smiling 4029- kids finish 4030- CS- Wow, alright, that was great you guys. Now I'm so impressed with you I'm not worried about the national anthem but I think we should have the adults who are with you sing the national anthem for us, ok?? Do you want me to start you off? 4052- CS starts, ohhh say can you see. . . adults join in (4127 CS says ok, good) Adults sing National Anthem 4154- CS- Don't you think, its seems to me the hardest part for everybody because we've talked to a lot of ppl today is through the perilous fight, yeah a lot of ppl think its night, night, or the ramparts we watched- that parts gets, ppl get really quiet. (4210- the Babe Ruth Part) yeah exactly the Babe Ruth part. You did a great job, thank you. Red Shirts- security guards?? Tour guides? 4218- CS- Hey there. Hey guys would you sing the national anthem for us? 4222- Oh we have, I have another duty. . . 4225- CS- oh come on.. . no I can't sing. Can you just recite it for us? No No. Aren't you inspired? The capitol's right behind you? I work here. 4245-- No so we can't come on a tour, we'll sing it for you. **01 41 13 THE PARENTS SING SOME SAY NIGHT SOME SAY FIGHT Ed Armstrong holding fish costume 4209- CS- Since you're a duo, will you sing the national anthem for us? We're doing a piece on the national anthem. Come on, you've got company. 4317- I'm not sure I know the words. I know them in Spanish can I do it in Spanish? (CS- Yeah sure. Here if I help you out? Oh say can you see?) 4325- By the dawns early light, what so proudly we hail. I'm breaking down. (CS- at the) Dawns early light? (CS- Twilights last gleaming!) Who's broad stripes and bright stars (CS- excellent) Through the peril of night? (CS- Through the perilous fight) Well ok (CS- sounds the same) What so proudly we hail (No or the ramparts we) Or the ramparts we watched, what so proudly we hail (we're gonna get there- you like that line a lot. This is great, thank you very much ) 4430- girl putting on fish Erin Collinson aka "Finley the Fish" 4455- waves fin 4500- CS- could the fish sing the national anthem- fish begins- Claire mugs 4543- CS- wave, CS helps FISHES MESSES UP 4555- CS- it's actually way.I am knit picking at this point, because this is impressive for a fish 4607- fish waves Senator John McCain (R-AZ) 4626 CS- a few bars, can you sing the national anthem for us? 4632 McCain- dadadadada- Oh say can you. . . 4644- McCain-- is that enough? Pls, through the perilous fight 4652- CS- See you know the words, ok. Alright, that's all it is. You know most Americans don't know all the words. 4659- McCain, and that's why they (he starts mouthing words) 4701- CS- exactly exactly. Well could you sing it in Russian? 4706- McCain- uhhh, I'd like to, actually that's a good idea- that would get some attention. Then there's always Esperanto. That would be international. (CS- there you go, that's the solution- you've got work to do- go talk to them about it) I don't want to see this. Senator Lindsay Graham (R-SC) 4735- CS- Sing the national anthem for us 4738- I am like 61 percent of American I would choke and die of shame if I had to try it. I don't want to butcher our national anthem. 4746- CS- Tell me its not so, come on. 4747- I think when it's hard to sing whatever attempt you make I agree with the idea that we should try to do it in English but it's a free country you can sing the way you want to sing. 4749-CS- well now, you don't want to recite the words, you're saying you don't know the words so you probably don't want to chance it. 4804- Oh say can you see by the dawns early light. Yeah if I had to get up and recite the national anthem I would fail miserably but 4813- when I'm at a ball game I get into the rhythm of it 4815- CS- And you can kind of listen to your neighbors and see where they're headed 4818- Yeah because see memory banks get going you kind of get into the rhythm of it but most Americans don't know the national anthem if they had to stand before abc news or cbs or nbc and recite it. 4830 Cs- you're right they know, well thank you Senator. We appreciate it. 4835- Well don't use me as a model, for serious. Senator Kay Bailey Hutchinson (R-TX) 4850- I'm CS with ABC News, how are you good to see you. . We're asking ppl if they'd sing the national anthem for us today. 4858- I can't sing and walks away Chuck Hagel (R-NE) 4904- CS- I was wondering if you might be able to sing it for us. 4907- Hegel- chuckles- I'm actually on my way to lunch. (CS- Just a few words, oh you'll sing it on your way??) Thank you thank you good bye! NEW YORK CHIROPRACTORS CS: You can do it backwards? 4924- Turn their backs and start singing 4934- ms- singers clutching their hearts and signing 4950- gets a little quieter- picks back up 5035- guy gets up and does a composer gesture with his hands 5046- we are the chiropractors that represent all of NY state. 5046- CS- well, you got all the words I'm impressed so, what are you doing. . . 5103- CS- we're trying to see who knows the words to the national anthem 5110- I had to read it bc I didn't know all the words so I have it here yes 5122- Chiropractors sang it in harmony, one voice, yes. . . 5137- want us to do it in Spanish now or what Cab Driver 5155- Cs- Hey we're just talking to ppl today about whether they know the words to the national anthem. Can you sing the national anthem for us the star spangled banner? Ok thank you Senator Barbara Mikulski (D-MD) 5217- Hi I'm CS with ABC News, 5220- Hi Claire, how are you. .. How are you good to see you 5220- I'm ok 5221- CS- We're doing a piece on the national anthem ( Yes) 5224- First of all English or Spanish, I don't know if you have an opinion. 5228- BM- I believe the anthem of a nation should be sung in that nation's language. But you have to say the Latino community at least willing to show they want to be American. But when I've traveled around the world the national anthem of a nation is always sung in its own language. 5249- CS- well here's the big question, will you sing it for us? 5252- BM- well it's the home of Ft. McHenry, ohhh-5301- she trails off a little, almost says the wrong word 5310- anyways, it's a high note representing Ft. McHenry in the home of the national anthem. 5312- CS- Well can you, do you know the whole thing? 5313- BM- I know the whole thing, particularly when we go Ohhh say can you (CS- It's hard to do alone isn't it?) well it's the way we do it for the Orioles. (CS- Yeah yeah yeah and the last words are? Play ball, motions throwing a ball) that's the Baltimore addendum. 5334- CS- You know a lot of Americans don't know all the words 5337- BM- you know that's sad but I think they know what its meaning is and I think they know it is our anthem. And the know when they say, bombs bursting in the air (cs at 5345) they know that bombs bursted in the air in 1812 and they did in 2001 and they treasure their anthem and we love it in Baltimore and we're very proud that we're the home of it 5403- CS- Thank you so much Sen. We really appreciate your time. 5416- BM- The oooooooo

This is a 1940’s era, black and white movie made by RKO Radio Pictures entitled "The Ramparts We Watch". It features a script by Robert L. Richards and Cedric R. Worth and was produced and directed by Louis de Rochemont. The film (made just before the entry of the USA into WWII) draws parallels between the First World War and the Second, and shows how the complacency of the "teen" years and the isolationism preceding WWII can lead to disastrous consequences.<p><p>This reel opens with a Zeppelin flying overhead, 00:14. Headlines show that a Zep bombs London and kills 55. This is a 1940’s era, black and white movie. The German U-boat, 00:51. Americans discuss the morality of U-boats sinking ships, 1:23. Newsrooms in the US report on the sinking of the Lusitania with 228 Americans on board, 2:30. The Germans had warned America it would sink the Lusitania in a classified ad before the attack, 3:10. Lusitania was the Queen of the great Cunard fleet. 1,200 people perish in the sinking of the Lusitania. Memorial services for the victims of the Lusitania, 5:50. Americans talk with their congressman about talking with President Woodrow Wilson about going to war, 6:40. 100 ambulances on the battlefield of France, supported by the Americans, 8:50. The Lafayette Escadrille, 9:08. Nuns and nurses are shown discussing spies, and the feeling against the Germans becomes clear, 9:50. Parades for peace line the streets in America, 11:15. Young couple discusses going to France to join the war effort, 13:16. Boys say goodbye to their parents; off to war, 13:44. The British Navy drives the Germans back in the great battle of 1916, 14:33. Woodrow Wilson can no longer ignore the growing demand for national defense, 16:02. Charles Evan Hughes runs against Woodrow Wilson in 1916, 16:12. Hughes leads by a narrow margin in the Presidential election, 17:50. The ticker tape comes in – Woodrow Wilson is re-elected, 18:27. Britain introduces the tank to the battlefield, 19:14. World War I kills 5,000 men per day. Soldiers dance with their girls overseas discussing the war, 21:18. Men in US Army ranks presenting arms, 22:08. The American flag is lowered to half mast, 23:24. Poison gas is introduced by the Germans into the First World War, 23:50. Students discuss joining the different branches of the armed services, 25:00. Pacifist songs fall out of favor with Americans, 26:27. Suspicious explosions plague the United States, the work of spies, perhaps, 27:21. Ambassador Johann Heinrich von Bernstorff is suspected by the Americans of planning sabotage, 29:00. Americans at the dinner table discuss the prospect of officially entering the war in 1917, 30:30. Man from the teletype office delivers message that a local hero has died, 31:24. <p><p>The movie points the parallel between events in those days and current happenings, is made up of clips from the Nazi picture, "Feuertaufe," a hideous account of the German invasion of Poland. This is said to be the picture which was shown in Norway and other nations to frighten the intended victims of Nazi aggression. By a brilliant conception of Louis de Rochemont, producer of the film, non-actors were used to play the numerous roles of the townsfolk, thus imparting the illusion of photographed actuality. Through this device, the old newsreel and the fictionized story blend perfectly.<p><p>One might reasonably contend that "The Ramparts We Watch" lacks suspense, that it drags in spots. One might hold that it tells a half-truth, that it should have pursued its first purpose. But no one can say that it does not recapture a memorable and poignant phase of our national life, that it fails to remind us effectively of our vital heritage.<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

children guided through flower gardens pose for camera 1964. T Ausable Chasms New York park

Title reads: "The war in Iraq". <br/> <br/>C/U of a map of Iraq, showing position of Fort Rutbah. Various shots of men of the Arab Legion. M/S of RAF (Royal Air Force) aeroplanes being prepared for take off. C/U of line of bombs. C/U of British soldiers examining head-dress of Iraqi soldier. Panning shot of Iraqi soldiers lying in shallow pits with rifles pointed. Various good shots of an RAF light bomber bombing enemy positions. M/S of a look-outpost of the Arab Legion who are watching the attack. <br/> <br/>Various shots of armoured cars crossing the desert and entering the gate of Fort Rutbah. Pan around the fort which is littered with debris, it is a typical old style desert fort and ramparts surrounding a square courtyard. M/S of Allied troops removing the white flag that had been left flying over the fort by the retreating enemy. Various shots of Arabs who live at Rutbah emerging from their hiding places, we see them being interrogated by British intelligence officers. Various shots of the debris that litters the fort, including saucy pin ups stuck to inside of crate. <br/>

"American Idol" Kelly Clarkson belts out the National Anthem at youth concert at the Lincoln Memorial. She and Sean Astin from "Lord of the Rings" and "Rudy" headlined the Champions of Hope show.

community children's easter egg hunt event, Shelter Island New York, circa 1963. group of anxious children search field for easter eggs with easter baskets

Reel One <br/> <br/>Title. Scotland flag flying at the top of mast head. Royal car arriving at Braemar. Attendant opens the door of the car and the Queen steps out followed by Princess Anne and the Prince of Wales. The Queen, Princess Anne and the Prince of Wales, and the Duke of Edinburgh being greeted by several personages (all royal's wearing kilts) Highland band passing camera. Loch Ness (excellent shot) Arthur's seat. Picturesque countryside passing taken from car. Air to ground shot, River Clyde. Various shots of Highland landscape. Air to ground shot as we approach aerodrome (Renfrew Airport). Aeroplane approaching runway. Control tower, interior at 182 ft. Passengers leaving aircraft and walking down gangway. Camera pans holiday makers (Mr. & Mrs. Taylor) Couple drive past the camera in sports car. Countryside cattle, camera pans over this scene to the road and the car passes camera. Signpost ' Royal Borough of Ayr' (renowned as 'Burns Country' after the great Scottish poet) Brigadoon. Bridge at Ayr, camera pans slowly round to show a further bridge . Long-shot of the town of Ayr taken from elevated position. Car as it draws up alongside Burns memorial. Statue of Burns, from different angles. Highly elevated shot of car moving on from the memorial. Medium shot becomes close-up as car moves towards camera. Placard of 'Burns Cottage'. Shots of the cottage. University of Glasgow. Various shots of students and university campus. Glasgow Art Gallery. Painting of Burns Cottage, pan to shot of couple examining it. Various paintings by artists such as Gorgain, Degas, Monet. Couple walk up to a picture of Salvador Dali showing Christ on the Cross. Ship journeying down the Clyde. Helmsmen - camera pans down from his face to the wheel. Passengers leaning over the side of the boat. Cranes and dockside activity taken from vessel. Boat in the stocks being built. Couple on boat, man pointing. Various shots from boat (very scenic views) Lifeboat - Queen Mary. Motor car wheel running along road. <br/> <br/>Reel Two <br/> <br/>"In Campbell country, headquarters of the most successful clan of all" Signpost 'Invenary' pointing north and 'Hellensborough' pointing East panning of car driving off into the distance. Waterfall (lovely views of countryside) Various shots of car driving through picturesque scenery. Bridge. Duke of Argyll's castle. Turrets of castle. The Duke of Argyll strolling through castle with his spaniel, stooping to stroke the head of the dog, pan down to the dog. Signpost 'Trossachs' car passes and disappears round the corner. (Trossachs historically linked to the McGregor clan) Various shots of the car driving through Highlands towards Lochearnhead Hotel. Couple greeted by the host of the hotel 'Ewan Cameron. Couple drinking whisky. Menu on the table studied by couple. Chef carving a joint of Scotch beef, we pan over to the chefs knife and fork to a plate upon which is placed the carved meat. Plate with meat. Couple at the table, girl eating. Water skiers being drawn off side of slipway as we pan with them to the boat that is towing them. Taken from the boat of a young couple water skiing. Various shots of water skiers. Various shots of two men fishing in stream. The Glen (lovely shot). Car driving back through picturesque scenery. Car comes of Ballachulish ferry. Street in Fort William, man from couple is outside shop window. Man and his partner enter the shop. Commentary: "It was here that Ewan Cameron bit out the throat of an English soldier and said that it was the sweetest mouthful he had ever tasted". Shop window showing various tartans. Tartan rug being lifted from a hook. Exterior rug on the ground with girl preparing picnic on it. Man looking through binoculars. The girl comes into picture and joins him. Group of people riding ponies. The ponies coming towards camera and passing it. Horses hooves as they pass the camera over heather. Various shots of horse riders crossing various terrain. Deer wandering through the glen. Deer racing past camera. Couple watching. Highland cattle showing cow and calf, various shots. The herdsman. Pan round to a shot of turbulent waters where a small boy is fishing. Water. Small boy fishing. Couple looking out of the window. <br/> <br/>Reel Three <br/> <br/>Statue of Bonnie Prince Charlie (long-shot and medium shot) Head of statue. Shot taken from a railway carriage as it passes. Couple looking out of the window. Viaduct from train. Girl close-up. Interior of the train showing the observation car. Medium shot taken from the observation car of the railway line. Car travelling through Loch Ness (lovely panoramic views) Car at petrol station. Various shots of car at filling station. River Dee. Aberdeen Street. Aberdeen University. Fish harbour. Fish being hoisted from ship to shore. Men hauling in fish. Various shots of port and its fishermen. Highland festival. Hotel keeper (Mr. Cameron) preparing to toss the caber. Hotel keeper tossing the caber. Group of small boys dressed in kilts and Highland dress. Other man tossing the caber. Two boys dancing the 'sword dance'. Various shots of dance and spectators watching. Shot put. Various shots of golfers on course (golf course is the world-famous Gleneagles). Woman putting, pan to ball going in the hole. Standard flying from Glamis castle. Coat of arms on castle wall. Glamis castle. Gates of Holyrood palace. Exterior of palace with various people strolling about gardens. Princes Street, Edinburgh, taken through castle turret. Scott's memorial, various shots. Scott's novels (one book is opened to show photograph of Scott) Print of Abbottsford (Scott's eventual residence). John Knox's house and statue. (Knox was a Protestant reformer and a Catholic priest) Various shots of statue and house of Knox. People walking past shops. Tourists examining festival posters (festival being the Edinburgh festival) Various notices and placards to do with the festival. Decorated flag pole, pan to show entrance to the festival. Edinburgh Castle (a puff of smoke appears from one of the turrets as the one o' clock gun is fired. Man adjusts watch to the gun. Dusk, a statue of Edinburgh. Piper on the ramparts playing the lament. Pipers entering arena by night. Piper on the ramparts. Fade out. <br/>

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This is a 1940’s era, black and white movie made by RKO Radio Pictures entitled "The Ramparts We Watch". It features a script by Robert L. Richards and Cedric R. Worth and was produced and directed by Louis de Rochemont. The film (made just before the entry of the USA into WWII) draws parallels between the First World War and the Second, and shows how the complacency of the "teen" years and the isolationism preceding WWII can lead to disastrous consequences.<p><p>This final reel of the film opens with Woodrow Wilson signing an order to arm all U.S. Merchant ships. Armed neutrality, 00:34. Carter, Sargent at Arms, sends a telegram through a messenger, 1:07. The Americans want war, 1:30. Woodrow Wilson and Congress sign the papers bringing America to War, 2:06. U.S. declares war, 5:00. Young U.S. soldiers head off to war, 6:30. U.S. industry prepares to equip the United States soldiers, 8:15. U.S citizens rally behind the war effort and raise $24 billion dollars, 9:20. The draft conscripts over 3 million men, 10:25. French and British troops in the trenches, 11:06. U.S. troops in training overseas, 11:44. The troops sing as they prepare to ship out overseas, 14:02. Under Admiral William Sims, the U.S. Navy is modernized and ready for war, 14:52 – they try and rid the seas of the German U-boats with the aid of the British “depth bomb”, 15:01. Ships pull out with U.S. troops, 15:57. U.S. troops arrive in Europe, 17:15. Sips are launched from shipbuilding factories at the rate of one per day, 19:00. Wendell Willkie and other future leaders joined the fight, 19:55. U.S. troops break the Hindenburg line, the last stronghold of the Germans, 21:08. In the newsroom, November 11, 1918, the news of the end of the war is received, 21:40. An Armistice had been reached, 22:06. Europe celebrates the end of the war, 23:02. Americans celebrate the coming of 1919 in peace, 24:23. This section of the movie ends, and we jump 21 years ahead to 1940, 25:32. This section of the movie opens with airplane bombers and an introduction to Adolf Hitler’s Mein Kampf, 26:12. U.S. officers collect Nazi propaganda, 27:16. Nazi propaganda film, “Baptism of Fire”, 27:27. Adolf Hitler, the Fuhrer, is shown making military decisions from his railcar, 28:15. The German air force demonstrates its might in the German propaganda film, 29:17. The brutal tactics of the Blitzkrieg are demonstrated in the German propaganda film, 33:01. German soldiers are greeted by friends and admirers in the German propaganda film, 35:31. Prisoners of war, at the hands of the Germans are marched into labor battalions, 36:24. Franklin Delano Roosevelt rallies the country to war on Germany, 38:40. The U.S. armed forces rally together and head to war against Germany, 39:51. Images of Americana fill the screen, statues, churches, lighthouses, 41:45. The movie ends with an image of Plymouth Rock dated 1620, 42:11.<p><p>The movie points the parallel between events in those days and current happenings, is made up of clips from the Nazi picture, "Feuertaufe," a hideous account of the German invasion of Poland. This is said to be the picture which was shown in Norway and other nations to frighten the intended victims of Nazi aggression. By a brilliant conception of Louis de Rochemont, producer of the film, non-actors were used to play the numerous roles of the townsfolk, thus imparting the illusion of photographed actuality. Through this device, the old newsreel and the fictionized story blend perfectly.<p><p>One might reasonably contend that "The Ramparts We Watch" lacks suspense, that it drags in spots. One might hold that it tells a half-truth, that it should have pursued its first purpose. But no one can say that it does not recapture a memorable and poignant phase of our national life, that it fails to remind us effectively of our vital heritage.<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

National Anthem - Star Spangled Banner TAPE 2 Rep. Gene Green (D-TX) (Herrera Elementary School) 012941- outside Congress, on the steps 013015- Capitol Dome Rep. Paul Gillmor (R-OH) 013037- CS- Hi Claire Shipman with ABC news, we're talking about the National anthem today, 013041- Oh dear, I'm all for the national anthem 013042- CS- You are, you're pro national anthem. Well here's the really tough question for you. Can you sing it for us? 3049- I cannot sing it for you and you do not want to hear me sing (CS- everybody says that). This would be a disaster. (CS- No, no, no). If they heard me singing it they would want a different national anthem. 3101- CS- How about just reciting some of the words. 3104- Oh say can you see, on ABC, Ok?? 3107- CS- Oh ok, so you really don't know it either. . . Congressman walks away COLOR SQUAD part of Commander and Chiefs Gaurd 3129- ms army guys 3134- CS- hey guys, we're with ABC News, We're wondering if you guys could sing the national anthem for us 3137- guys chuckling 3143- CS- I'll sing it with you 3144- I don't think that would be a problem 3152- men start singing- lasts till 3249 3249 CS- Bravo, clapping- that's our best version yet, thank you 3300- army guy #1- we're the color squad from Infantry Div. -----, Part of the Infantry squad, we're President Washington's official hand-picked guards 3333- House of Reps Gallery Line sign 3338- ls line outside HOR Group of Arizona Middle Schoolers from Queen Creek AZ 3418- wait do you think you need to practice first NO. . . CS- Do you know all the words?? Alright. . . 3422- kids begin singing 3528- CS- Ok, now you did better than a lot of the Congressman we've asked to sing so congratulations. . . Group of Professionals sitting on a bench - ALL HERE FOR A CONFERENCE Paul Caviale 3613- CS- A leadership conference, ok, well we're just uh working on a piece about the national anthem. We're trying to get ppl to sing it for us. So could you sing the national anthem for us? 3621- Prof. #1- I couldn't Mary Caviale 3624- Prof. #2- I'm too old to do that (CS- You're too old?? Are you ever to old to sing the national anthem?) I think it but I won't sing it. (CS- Really? ) 3630- Prof. #1- I think I would be embarrassed to sing the national anthem on national TV. Richard Barry 3634- Prof. #3- We were just talking about that. Everybody starts off an octave too high and they go -----. (CS- It's really hard to sustain, right? But let's just see some of the lines ppl have trouble with. Now who's broad stripes and bright stars, what comes after that) 3650- Prof 3- Gallantly flying. . . 3653- CS- Close. . . 3655- Prof 1&2- streaming. . . (CS- but that's two lines down. It's through the perilous fight. Then, personally the hardest for me is the next line, what comes after through the perilous fight) 3703- Paul Caviale- or the ramparts we watched. (CS- Or the ramparts we watched. Do you know what a rampart is??) you bet, it's a battle (?) It's a wall. (CS- See? You guys could sing it, I think he'll sing it for us) Do you know the original version? (CS- No I don't) It was a tavern drinking song. (CS- Who told us that today? Yeah someone else told us that today). I'd like to know the words I bet they were bawdy and ribong (???) (CS- hahha, well thank you very much, enjoy your conference). Redeemer Christian School Ocala, Florida 3809- CS-You guys on a tour, (He is) You are? Well, we're just doing a piece about the national anthem and we're wondering if you guys could sing it for us. (He can) What do you mean he can, you can't? Come on, national anthem, can you guys sing it? (in Spanish?? Or in English? I'm just asking) We'll take English. 3834- We can say the Gettysburg address! (CS- Wow you can say the GA?) It would be an honor . . (CS- That's impressive, lets hear a few lines of that) 3846- Kids start- "Four score and seven years ago. . . 3936- CS watching and smiling 4029- kids finish 4030- CS- Wow, alright, that was great you guys. Now I'm so impressed with you I'm not worried about the national anthem but I think we should have the adults who are with you sing the national anthem for us, ok?? Do you want me to start you off? 4052- CS starts, ohhh say can you see. . . adults join in (4127 CS says ok, good) Adults sing National Anthem 4154- CS- Don't you think, its seems to me the hardest part for everybody because we've talked to a lot of ppl today is through the perilous fight, yeah a lot of ppl think its night, night, or the ramparts we watched- that parts gets, ppl get really quiet. (4210- the Babe Ruth Part) yeah exactly the Babe Ruth part. You did a great job, thank you. Red Shirts- security guards?? Tour guides? 4218- CS- Hey there. Hey guys would you sing the national anthem for us? 4222- Oh we have, I have another duty. . . 4225- CS- oh come on.. . no I can't sing. Can you just recite it for us? No No. Aren't you inspired? The capitol's right behind you? I work here. 4245-- No so we can't come on a tour, we'll sing it for you. **01 41 13 THE PARENTS SING SOME SAY NIGHT SOME SAY FIGHT Ed Armstrong holding fish costume 4209- CS- Since you're a duo, will you sing the national anthem for us? We're doing a piece on the national anthem. Come on, you've got company. 4317- I'm not sure I know the words. I know them in Spanish can I do it in Spanish? (CS- Yeah sure. Here if I help you out? Oh say can you see?) 4325- By the dawns early light, what so proudly we hail. I'm breaking down. (CS- at the) Dawns early light? (CS- Twilights last gleaming!) Who's broad stripes and bright stars (CS- excellent) Through the peril of night? (CS- Through the perilous fight) Well ok (CS- sounds the same) What so proudly we hail (No or the ramparts we) Or the ramparts we watched, what so proudly we hail (we're gonna get there- you like that line a lot. This is great, thank you very much ) 4430- girl putting on fish Erin Collinson aka "Finley the Fish" 4455- waves fin 4500- CS- could the fish sing the national anthem- fish begins- Claire mugs 4543- CS- wave, CS helps FISHES MESSES UP 4555- CS- it's actually way.I am knit picking at this point, because this is impressive for a fish 4607- fish waves Senator John McCain (R-AZ) 4626 CS- a few bars, can you sing the national anthem for us? 4632 McCain- dadadadada- Oh say can you. . . 4644- McCain-- is that enough? Pls, through the perilous fight 4652- CS- See you know the words, ok. Alright, that's all it is. You know most Americans don't know all the words. 4659- McCain, and that's why they (he starts mouthing words) 4701- CS- exactly exactly. Well could you sing it in Russian? 4706- McCain- uhhh, I'd like to, actually that's a good idea- that would get some attention. Then there's always Esperanto. That would be international. (CS- there you go, that's the solution- you've got work to do- go talk to them about it) I don't want to see this. Senator Lindsay Graham (R-SC) 4735- CS- Sing the national anthem for us 4738- I am like 61 percent of American I would choke and die of shame if I had to try it. I don't want to butcher our national anthem. 4746- CS- Tell me its not so, come on. 4747- I think when it's hard to sing whatever attempt you make I agree with the idea that we should try to do it in English but it's a free country you can sing the way you want to sing. 4749-CS- well now, you don't want to recite the words, you're saying you don't know the words so you probably don't want to chance it. 4804- Oh say can you see by the dawns early light. Yeah if I had to get up and recite the national anthem I would fail miserably but 4813- when I'm at a ball game I get into the rhythm of it 4815- CS- And you can kind of listen to your neighbors and see where they're headed 4818- Yeah because see memory banks get going you kind of get into the rhythm of it but most Americans don't know the national anthem if they had to stand before abc news or cbs or nbc and recite it. 4830 Cs- you're right they know, well thank you Senator. We appreciate it. 4835- Well don't use me as a model, for serious. Senator Kay Bailey Hutchinson (R-TX) 4850- I'm CS with ABC News, how are you good to see you. . We're asking ppl if they'd sing the national anthem for us today. 4858- I can't sing and walks away Chuck Hagel (R-NE) 4904- CS- I was wondering if you might be able to sing it for us. 4907- Hegel- chuckles- I'm actually on my way to lunch. (CS- Just a few words, oh you'll sing it on your way??) Thank you thank you good bye! NEW YORK CHIROPRACTORS CS: You can do it backwards? 4924- Turn their backs and start singing 4934- ms- singers clutching their hearts and signing 4950- gets a little quieter- picks back up 5035- guy gets up and does a composer gesture with his hands 5046- we are the chiropractors that represent all of NY state. 5046- CS- well, you got all the words I'm impressed so, what are you doing. . . 5103- CS- we're trying to see who knows the words to the national anthem 5110- I had to read it bc I didn't know all the words so I have it here yes 5122- Chiropractors sang it in harmony, one voice, yes. . . 5137- want us to do it in Spanish now or what Cab Driver 5155- Cs- Hey we're just talking to ppl today about whether they know the words to the national anthem. Can you sing the national anthem for us the star spangled banner? Ok thank you Senator Barbara Mikulski (D-MD) 5217- Hi I'm CS with ABC News, 5220- Hi Claire, how are you. .. How are you good to see you 5220- I'm ok 5221- CS- We're doing a piece on the national anthem ( Yes) 5224- First of all English or Spanish, I don't know if you have an opinion. 5228- BM- I believe the anthem of a nation should be sung in that nation's language. But you have to say the Latino community at least willing to show they want to be American. But when I've traveled around the world the national anthem of a nation is always sung in its own language. 5249- CS- well here's the big question, will you sing it for us? 5252- BM- well it's the home of Ft. McHenry, ohhh-5301- she trails off a little, almost says the wrong word 5310- anyways, it's a high note representing Ft. McHenry in the home of the national anthem. 5312- CS- Well can you, do you know the whole thing? 5313- BM- I know the whole thing, particularly when we go Ohhh say can you (CS- It's hard to do alone isn't it?) well it's the way we do it for the Orioles. (CS- Yeah yeah yeah and the last words are? Play ball, motions throwing a ball) that's the Baltimore addendum. 5334- CS- You know a lot of Americans don't know all the words 5337- BM- you know that's sad but I think they know what its meaning is and I think they know it is our anthem. And the know when they say, bombs bursting in the air (cs at 5345) they know that bombs bursted in the air in 1812 and they did in 2001 and they treasure their anthem and we love it in Baltimore and we're very proud that we're the home of it 5403- CS- Thank you so much Sen. We really appreciate your time. 5416- BM- The oooooooo

Festival in Edinburgh - Produced by Associated British Pathe with the co-operation of The Films of Scotland Committee. <br/>Featuring Dennis Brain playing at the Usher Hall, Edinburgh - Sari Barabas in Le Comte Ory Presented by The Glyndebourne Opera. Ann Todd and Paul Rogers in Macbeth Presented by the Old Vic Trust ltd. The National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain conducted by Sir Adrian Boult. The Choir of Les Petits Chanteurs De La Croix De Bois. Margot Fonteyn and Michael Somes in L'Oiseay De Feu (By Kind permission of the Administrators of the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, Ltd.) <br/>Commentary spoken by Alastair Sim, Musical Direction by Muir Mathieson. <br/> <br/>Aerial shot of the Forth Bridge. Aerial view of Edinburgh, showing the Castle and Arthur's Seat. Various African and Asian young people look out from the ramparts of Edinburgh Castle. They are obviously dressed to show their varied origins. Various high angle shots of Edinburgh. Young people take photographs. <br/> <br/>The Lord Provost and various other town dignitaries in their gowns in procession to St. Giles' Cathedral. This is the service to start the Festival. The men take of their odd hats as they walk into the Cathedral. More men in gowns walking in procession. The one o'clock gun is fired from the Castle ramparts. A soldier in highland outfit checks his watch. He is wearing a kilt, a sporran and snazzy tartan socks. He is standing outside a shop selling tartan. View over Edinburgh. People walking along major street. Pan to floral display in park. Woman taking photograph of display - "Golden Jubilee". Union Jack flag, Scottish Lion flag and Stars and Stripes flag hang outside shop. Pan across to 'The Tartan Gift Shop". Young woman and man in kilt come out of shop. The man shows the woman a piece of tartan cloth. Reception area at the Festival Club. People walking about (lots of Scottish army uniforms in evidence). People sitting around table having a drink and a smoke. <br/> <br/>Exterior of cinema. C/U sign "Eighth International Edinburgh Film Festival". Joan Bennett, Walter Wanger and Sir Alexander King stand outside talking. C/U film posters rolled out. "Trio-Ballet", "Gate of Hell", "Little Fugitive", "Windfall In Athens". Exterior "Empire" (not sure if this is theatre or cinema). Poster advertises "The Old Vic Company - A Midsummer Night's Dream". Exterior King's Theatre. L/S someone giving autograph. Mattiwilda Dobbs giving autograph. Richard Burton and Claire Bloom walk together past camera. (Burton looks particularly cool). Young school children come up and ask for autographs which the actors kindly give. Exterior round building (May be Usher Hall). Dennis Brain playing French Horn. Two Gurkha-type soldiers and woman look at poster for Cezanne exhibition. Policeman directing traffic in front of poster for Diaghilev / Diaghileff Ballet Exhibition poster. Pan up poster to show a statue of a golden cockerel. Different poster for Diaghilev exhibition. Shots of various posters and exhibits in the (Daighilev) exhibition. C/U pictures of musicians and actors and choirs - all taken from a painting in the exhibition. (Quickly cut to music). <br/> <br/>C/U page in programme for opera "Le Comte Ory" by Rossini. Opera singer Sari Barabas in costume rehearsing in her dressing room. C/U conductors hands turn page in musical score and pick up baton to begin conducting. Man at side of stage checking score as the music is played (he appears to be counting out bars). Man in lighting box waiting to operate lights. Lots of knobs and switches on lighting desk. Pan across to high angle shot of Sari Barabas making her entrance onto stage. The stage is set so that she is walking out of the door of a castle. <br/> <br/>C/U page of programme for The Old Vic Company performance of Macbeth - staring are Ann Todd and Paul Rogers. We see them on stage as Macbeth and Lady Macbeth performing part of the play. <br/> <br/>High angle shot of orchestra playing. This is the National Youth Orchestra. C/U conductor Sir Adrian Boult. (Looking at the paperwork they appear to be playing Gaudeamus Igitus by Brahms (?)) Shots of various parts of the orchestra - percussion, woodwind, strings. Boult brings the piece to an end and the audience applaud. <br/> <br/>C/U golden cross on top of church. Interior of church. Choir of young boys in white gowns sing. They are the Little Singers of the Wooden Cross from Paris (Choir of Les Petits Chanteurs De La Croix De Bois). <br/> <br/>C/U Hand opening Edinburgh International Festival brochure. Inside is a picture of (Dame) Margot Fonteyn. The next page says "Margot Fonteyn with Michael Somes and the Sadler's Wells Ballet in L'Oisea De Feu". Fonteyn and Somes dance the Firebird ballet by Stravinsky. <br/> <br/>C/U hand turns over page in brochure to show pages about "The Edinburgh Tattoo". Troops on horseback ride onto the Esplanade of Edinburgh Castle to join marching band. (The Tattoo is normally at night but the voice-over says "But for us in bright sunshine"). Large crowds are watching. The bands strike up . C/U flag showing Scottish red lion rampant flies. Flags of many nation fly, in the background is Arthur's Seat and the Castle. C/U Coat of arms (Is this Edinburgh's?). The End. End Credits - Director - Douglas Clarke, Cameraman - Jo Jago, Editor - Eily Boland, Sound - W. S. Bland, George Newberry, Nolan Roberts, Produced by - Howard Thomas. <br/> <br/>Music Cue Note: <br/> <br/>Seq. - Title - Composer - Publisher <br/>Title - Pipe Music - Sir Alexander Kennedy - EMI <br/>1 - Royal Mile - Cedric Thorpe-Davis - EMI <br/>2 - 5th Symphony - Beethoven - EMI <br/>3 - Fanfare - Muir Mathieson - EMI <br/>4 - Midsummer Night's Dream - Mendelssohn - EMI <br/>5 - Horn solo (Siegfried) - Wagner - EMI <br/>6 - Coq d'Or - Korsakov - EMI <br/>7 - Le Comte Orq - Rossini - EMI <br/>8 - Specially composed - Muir Mathieson - EMI <br/>9 - Gaudeamus Igitus - arr. Brahms - EMI <br/>10 - Regina Coeli - EMI <br/>11 - Firebird Ballet - Stravinsky - EMI <br/>12 - Les Haguenots - Mayerbeer - H & H <br/>13 - We Ye No Come Back Again <br/> <br/>Note: Lovely film about the Edinburgh Festival. The colour is quite faded on this print. There are two copies of this print - one (copy 2) is the one to use. Please check copyright on any of the performance sections. Paperwork includes script and music cue sheet.

This is a 1940’s era, black and white movie made by RKO Radio Pictures entitled "The Ramparts We Watch". It features a script by Robert L. Richards and Cedric R. Worth and was produced and directed by Louis de Rochemont. The film (made just before the entry of the USA into WWII) draws parallels between the First World War and the Second.<p><p>The story told in this film is that of America during the years 1914-18, as reflected in the lives of various people in a small American city. In 1914, it is a peaceful land, where people go to the picnic grove in open-air street cars, little boys ride on ice wagons and gay blades dance the Hesitation. Then war breaks out in Europe, America slowly begins to feel it. A foreign laborer leaves the small town for his homeland, people talk. Through old newsreel sequences, the course of world events is woven in with developments in the town. The Lusitania is sunk; America is outraged. Opinions clash; there are peace parades and advocates for preparedness. Wilson is re-elected. Training camps are started. There is sabotage in American munitions factories, armed neutrality, then war -- all reflected in the emotions of the townsfolk.<p><p>The movie opens with squadrons of planes flying overhead, a suggestion of the coming conflict of WWII. But the movie flashes back to 1914 as Americans prepare to enter the first World War at 2:00. The American community is presented in peace, 2:30. Children order sweets, 2:45. Images of daily life are shown, 3:10. Scenes from American industry, 3:30. Woodrow Wilson greets well-wishers, 4:28. The Panama canal construction, 4:37. Teddy Roosevelt, 4:50. The U.S. army numbers at 100,000 men, 5:05. One of the first airplanes is shown flying, 5:20. The Hesitation Canter Waltz, an outgrowth of the Turkey Trot, 5:31. Students attend university, 6:00. Young people sit at a soda counter, 6:20. June 9, 1914 a newspaper train arrives with bad news, 6:54, the Archduke Ferdinand is assassinated in Austria, newspaper headline shows, 7:18. Newspaper headlines are shown from around the world, 7:40. Postman delivers letter to immigrant family in U.S., 8:23. Immigrant family goes to the theatre to see the news from the war, 10:07 where Kaiser Wilhelm visits the naval base at Kiel. Kitchener’s army is reviewed by King George V, 11:04. Prince of Wales is surrounded by admirers, 11:13. Lord of the Admiralty, Winston Churchill, 11:26. Czar Nicholas II reviews the fleet, 11:37. Immigrants discuss papers they received from their home countries to join the war effort, 12:17. Men leaving their families at the Austrian consulate to return to war, 13:09. The invasion of neutral Belgium, 13:49. Taxi cab army rushes in from Paris, 14:00. Britain’s “contemptibles” defend the Flanders front. American newspaper headlines urge neutrality, 15:08. American students argue the war at home, 16:00. A German immigrant family discusses the war, 17:15. The imperial armies of Germany under Kaiser Wilhelm rally at their posts, 17:36. The United States rallies around neutral Belgium, 18:02. Politicians discuss how the war is affecting Belgian children, and Herbert Hoover organizes 35 vessels carrying money and food to Belgium 18:40. Belgian children are housed and fed, 19:36. <p><p>The climactic sequence of the picture (shown in later reels) points the parallel between events in those days and current happenings, is made up of clips from the Nazi picture, "Feuertaufe," a hideous account of the German invasion of Poland. This is said to be the picture which was shown in Norway and other nations to frighten the intended victims of Nazi aggression. By a brilliant conception of Louis de Rochemont, producer of the film, non-actors were used to play the numerous roles of the townsfolk, thus imparting the illusion of photographed actuality. Through this device, the old newsreel and the fictionized story blend perfectly.<p><p>One might reasonably contend that "The Ramparts We Watch" lacks suspense, that it drags in spots. One might hold that it tells a half-truth, that it should have pursued its first purpose. But no one can say that it does not recapture a memorable and poignant phase of our national life, that it fails to remind us effectively of our vital heritage.<p><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

Remarks at the Swearing-in Ceremony for Bernadine Healy as Director of the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Maryland

National Anthem - Star Spangled Banner TAPE 2 Rep. Gene Green (D-TX) (Herrera Elementary School) 012941- outside Congress, on the steps 013015- Capitol Dome Rep. Paul Gillmor (R-OH) 013037- CS- Hi Claire Shipman with ABC news, we're talking about the National anthem today, 013041- Oh dear, I'm all for the national anthem 013042- CS- You are, you're pro national anthem. Well here's the really tough question for you. Can you sing it for us? 3049- I cannot sing it for you and you do not want to hear me sing (CS- everybody says that). This would be a disaster. (CS- No, no, no). If they heard me singing it they would want a different national anthem. 3101- CS- How about just reciting some of the words. 3104- Oh say can you see, on ABC, Ok?? 3107- CS- Oh ok, so you really don't know it either. . . Congressman walks away COLOR SQUAD part of Commander and Chiefs Gaurd 3129- ms army guys 3134- CS- hey guys, we're with ABC News, We're wondering if you guys could sing the national anthem for us 3137- guys chuckling 3143- CS- I'll sing it with you 3144- I don't think that would be a problem 3152- men start singing- lasts till 3249 3249 CS- Bravo, clapping- that's our best version yet, thank you 3300- army guy #1- we're the color squad from Infantry Div. -----, Part of the Infantry squad, we're President Washington's official hand-picked guards 3333- House of Reps Gallery Line sign 3338- ls line outside HOR Group of Arizona Middle Schoolers from Queen Creek AZ 3418- wait do you think you need to practice first NO. . . CS- Do you know all the words?? Alright. . . 3422- kids begin singing 3528- CS- Ok, now you did better than a lot of the Congressman we've asked to sing so congratulations. . . Group of Professionals sitting on a bench - ALL HERE FOR A CONFERENCE Paul Caviale 3613- CS- A leadership conference, ok, well we're just uh working on a piece about the national anthem. We're trying to get ppl to sing it for us. So could you sing the national anthem for us? 3621- Prof. #1- I couldn't Mary Caviale 3624- Prof. #2- I'm too old to do that (CS- You're too old?? Are you ever to old to sing the national anthem?) I think it but I won't sing it. (CS- Really? ) 3630- Prof. #1- I think I would be embarrassed to sing the national anthem on national TV. Richard Barry 3634- Prof. #3- We were just talking about that. Everybody starts off an octave too high and they go -----. (CS- It's really hard to sustain, right? But let's just see some of the lines ppl have trouble with. Now who's broad stripes and bright stars, what comes after that) 3650- Prof 3- Gallantly flying. . . 3653- CS- Close. . . 3655- Prof 1&2- streaming. . . (CS- but that's two lines down. It's through the perilous fight. Then, personally the hardest for me is the next line, what comes after through the perilous fight) 3703- Paul Caviale- or the ramparts we watched. (CS- Or the ramparts we watched. Do you know what a rampart is??) you bet, it's a battle (?) It's a wall. (CS- See? You guys could sing it, I think he'll sing it for us) Do you know the original version? (CS- No I don't) It was a tavern drinking song. (CS- Who told us that today? Yeah someone else told us that today). I'd like to know the words I bet they were bawdy and ribong (???) (CS- hahha, well thank you very much, enjoy your conference). Redeemer Christian School Ocala, Florida 3809- CS-You guys on a tour, (He is) You are? Well, we're just doing a piece about the national anthem and we're wondering if you guys could sing it for us. (He can) What do you mean he can, you can't? Come on, national anthem, can you guys sing it? (in Spanish?? Or in English? I'm just asking) We'll take English. 3834- We can say the Gettysburg address! (CS- Wow you can say the GA?) It would be an honor . . (CS- That's impressive, lets hear a few lines of that) 3846- Kids start- "Four score and seven years ago. . . 3936- CS watching and smiling 4029- kids finish 4030- CS- Wow, alright, that was great you guys. Now I'm so impressed with you I'm not worried about the national anthem but I think we should have the adults who are with you sing the national anthem for us, ok?? Do you want me to start you off? 4052- CS starts, ohhh say can you see. . . adults join in (4127 CS says ok, good) Adults sing National Anthem 4154- CS- Don't you think, its seems to me the hardest part for everybody because we've talked to a lot of ppl today is through the perilous fight, yeah a lot of ppl think its night, night, or the ramparts we watched- that parts gets, ppl get really quiet. (4210- the Babe Ruth Part) yeah exactly the Babe Ruth part. You did a great job, thank you. Red Shirts- security guards?? Tour guides? 4218- CS- Hey there. Hey guys would you sing the national anthem for us? 4222- Oh we have, I have another duty. . . 4225- CS- oh come on.. . no I can't sing. Can you just recite it for us? No No. Aren't you inspired? The capitol's right behind you? I work here. 4245-- No so we can't come on a tour, we'll sing it for you. **01 41 13 THE PARENTS SING SOME SAY NIGHT SOME SAY FIGHT Ed Armstrong holding fish costume 4209- CS- Since you're a duo, will you sing the national anthem for us? We're doing a piece on the national anthem. Come on, you've got company. 4317- I'm not sure I know the words. I know them in Spanish can I do it in Spanish? (CS- Yeah sure. Here if I help you out? Oh say can you see?) 4325- By the dawns early light, what so proudly we hail. I'm breaking down. (CS- at the) Dawns early light? (CS- Twilights last gleaming!) Who's broad stripes and bright stars (CS- excellent) Through the peril of night? (CS- Through the perilous fight) Well ok (CS- sounds the same) What so proudly we hail (No or the ramparts we) Or the ramparts we watched, what so proudly we hail (we're gonna get there- you like that line a lot. This is great, thank you very much ) 4430- girl putting on fish Erin Collinson aka "Finley the Fish" 4455- waves fin 4500- CS- could the fish sing the national anthem- fish begins- Claire mugs 4543- CS- wave, CS helps FISHES MESSES UP 4555- CS- it's actually way.I am knit picking at this point, because this is impressive for a fish 4607- fish waves Senator John McCain (R-AZ) 4626 CS- a few bars, can you sing the national anthem for us? 4632 McCain- dadadadada- Oh say can you. . . 4644- McCain-- is that enough? Pls, through the perilous fight 4652- CS- See you know the words, ok. Alright, that's all it is. You know most Americans don't know all the words. 4659- McCain, and that's why they (he starts mouthing words) 4701- CS- exactly exactly. Well could you sing it in Russian? 4706- McCain- uhhh, I'd like to, actually that's a good idea- that would get some attention. Then there's always Esperanto. That would be international. (CS- there you go, that's the solution- you've got work to do- go talk to them about it) I don't want to see this. Senator Lindsay Graham (R-SC) 4735- CS- Sing the national anthem for us 4738- I am like 61 percent of American I would choke and die of shame if I had to try it. I don't want to butcher our national anthem. 4746- CS- Tell me its not so, come on. 4747- I think when it's hard to sing whatever attempt you make I agree with the idea that we should try to do it in English but it's a free country you can sing the way you want to sing. 4749-CS- well now, you don't want to recite the words, you're saying you don't know the words so you probably don't want to chance it. 4804- Oh say can you see by the dawns early light. Yeah if I had to get up and recite the national anthem I would fail miserably but 4813- when I'm at a ball game I get into the rhythm of it 4815- CS- And you can kind of listen to your neighbors and see where they're headed 4818- Yeah because see memory banks get going you kind of get into the rhythm of it but most Americans don't know the national anthem if they had to stand before abc news or cbs or nbc and recite it. 4830 Cs- you're right they know, well thank you Senator. We appreciate it. 4835- Well don't use me as a model, for serious. Senator Kay Bailey Hutchinson (R-TX) 4850- I'm CS with ABC News, how are you good to see you. . We're asking ppl if they'd sing the national anthem for us today. 4858- I can't sing and walks away Chuck Hagel (R-NE) 4904- CS- I was wondering if you might be able to sing it for us. 4907- Hegel- chuckles- I'm actually on my way to lunch. (CS- Just a few words, oh you'll sing it on your way??) Thank you thank you good bye! NEW YORK CHIROPRACTORS CS: You can do it backwards? 4924- Turn their backs and start singing 4934- ms- singers clutching their hearts and signing 4950- gets a little quieter- picks back up 5035- guy gets up and does a composer gesture with his hands 5046- we are the chiropractors that represent all of NY state. 5046- CS- well, you got all the words I'm impressed so, what are you doing. . . 5103- CS- we're trying to see who knows the words to the national anthem 5110- I had to read it bc I didn't know all the words so I have it here yes 5122- Chiropractors sang it in harmony, one voice, yes. . . 5137- want us to do it in Spanish now or what Cab Driver 5155- Cs- Hey we're just talking to ppl today about whether they know the words to the national anthem. Can you sing the national anthem for us the star spangled banner? Ok thank you Senator Barbara Mikulski (D-MD) 5217- Hi I'm CS with ABC News, 5220- Hi Claire, how are you. .. How are you good to see you 5220- I'm ok 5221- CS- We're doing a piece on the national anthem ( Yes) 5224- First of all English or Spanish, I don't know if you have an opinion. 5228- BM- I believe the anthem of a nation should be sung in that nation's language. But you have to say the Latino community at least willing to show they want to be American. But when I've traveled around the world the national anthem of a nation is always sung in its own language. 5249- CS- well here's the big question, will you sing it for us? 5252- BM- well it's the home of Ft. McHenry, ohhh-5301- she trails off a little, almost says the wrong word 5310- anyways, it's a high note representing Ft. McHenry in the home of the national anthem. 5312- CS- Well can you, do you know the whole thing? 5313- BM- I know the whole thing, particularly when we go Ohhh say can you (CS- It's hard to do alone isn't it?) well it's the way we do it for the Orioles. (CS- Yeah yeah yeah and the last words are? Play ball, motions throwing a ball) that's the Baltimore addendum. 5334- CS- You know a lot of Americans don't know all the words 5337- BM- you know that's sad but I think they know what its meaning is and I think they know it is our anthem. And the know when they say, bombs bursting in the air (cs at 5345) they know that bombs bursted in the air in 1812 and they did in 2001 and they treasure their anthem and we love it in Baltimore and we're very proud that we're the home of it 5403- CS- Thank you so much Sen. We really appreciate your time. 5416- BM- The oooooooo