1950 newsreel clip on growth of the television industry in the United States. Announcer notes the popularity of athletic events on TV (especially baseball) . Shots of game between Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Giants at the Giants' stadium, the Polo Grounds. Vintage TV cameras marked 'WPIX' capture the action. #36 Don Newcombe of the Dodgers pitches to #12 Eddie Stanky of the Giants. Cameras transmit game to TV control center, which sends signal to home antennas. Woman and three boys seen watching television broadcast of the game at home on a small 1950s-era TV in a family living room. Scene shifts to horse racing, with camera marked NBC WNBT capturing an unknown horse race. Men at bar seen watching the race. Location: United States USA. Date: 1950.

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

COLOR MOS Video collage showing old TV sets and show clips of historical figures in television frame. Shows different types of technology and television sets floating through air. Typical 1980's graphics sequence.

Steve Allen career retrospective, including interview clips, Allen at the piano, talking to reporters with his wife, Audrey Meadows and clips from Allen's many television programs including The Tonight Show and Meeting of the Minds. PLEASE NOTE VIDEO & AUDIO OF NEWS ANCHORS & REPORTERS IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR LICENSING. USE OF TELEVISION CLIPS WILL REQUIRE ADDITIONAL LICENSING.

1955's featured casual fashions from Nardis of Dallas, Texas

LIBERACE CLIPS

Newsroom - weather forecast on local tv - playback - local weather cast - news presenters in studio - television news - television weather segment - local news - storm - storm warning - graphics - 7 day forecast - weatherman - weathercast - weathercaster - news studio - newsroom - Broadcast Channel bugs have been removed on this clip - this option is available on other clips, talent cleared

Clip from VH-1: Veejay Rebecca Rankin does piece on SURVIVOR tv show and what music motivated the members; Clips from SURVIVOR TV show;

SELECTED PERFORMANCE CLIPS FROM TEEN TELEVISION SHOW.

Citizenship clip: shot of Immigration Minister Ellen Fairclough speaking to camera from her desk.

Heart surgery on TV screen. Large television screen in an operating theatre, showing a beating heart being operated on by surgeons.

00:00:00:00 Clip from tv show Dallas, JR gets shot by Kristin. (0:00) /

John Fitzgerald sits behind a desk wearing a black jacket and bow tie. He states: "This is the last edition of Movie Magazine that you'll see in this spot." He tells the viewers that Movie Magazine is to merge with "Film Fanfare". The new show will be going out on Saturday evenings at 10pm. He launches into a long monologue about which "spot" the show will be given eventually. "Film Fanfare" will be simultaneously broadcast to London, the Midlands and the North. <br/> <br/>Next week's Odeon release is reviewed. It is "The Harder They Fall" starring Humphrey Bogart and Rod Steiger. John relates the plot. The announcer looks off screen right to indicate that a clip of the film will be inserted - no clip in our copy. He continues with his review. <br/> <br/>Emile Zola's "Nana" is reviewed. The film stars Charles Boyer and Martine Carol. John has a cheeky smile on his face as he states "Martine is very lovely to look at." Again he looks in anticipation of a clip - clip is missing. John states that the film is beautifully shot in colour and that the subtitles are easy to read. He says goodnight. <br/> <br/>The opening section of "Movie Magazine" follows (sequences are out of order - seems to be an alternative version). John explains to new viewers in the North ("who have only just joined the band three fellowship") that this is the spot where films about to start their general release are reviewed. John explains his aims in the programme - to tell viewers a little about the films and show excerpts. Not to tell viewers what they should or shouldn't go to see. <br/> <br/>John reviews "The Harder They Fall" a second time. It is a different review to the first version. <br/> <br/>"One Man Mutiny" is reviewed. John explains why there will be black masking at the top and bottom of the television screen when showing a Cinemascope clip. Interesting explanation of the decisions made and a prediction for an "elastic television tube" which will solve the problem in future. <br/> <br/>Gary Cooper and Rod Steiger star in "One Man Mutiny" - there is no clip. <br/> <br/>"The Vagabond King" is reviewed. Oreste plays the King of the Vagabonds and Kathryn Grayson is his co-star. Walter Hampden is said to be "magnificent". Rita Moreno plays the "exciting tavern wench". No clip. <br/> <br/>John finishes by saying that's all they have time for this week, so he'll hand us back to Paul Carpenter and say goodnight. <br/> <br/>(End of item.)

CONFERENCE TO DISCUSS VIOLENCE ON TELEVISION.

OFF AIR SOVIET TV DUB OF THE MORNING TELEVISION SHOW, 90 MINUTES. NO TRANSLATION. 00:10 vs of the breakfast show which includes news reports, weather reports, an exercise show, entertainment clips and cartoons. CI: COMMUNICATIONS: TELEVISION SHOW, USSR.

Actor Ted Danson vows to help clean up polluted oceans. Footage includes clips from Danson's movies and an interview (no audio). PLEASE NOTE News anchor and reporter image and audio, along with any commercial production excerpts, are for reference purposes only and are not clearable and cannot be used within your project.

SELECTED PERFORMANCE CLIPS FROM TEEN TELEVISION SHOW.

RICHARD NIXON SPEECH TO SOVIET PEOPLE ON SOVIET TELEVISION DURING 1972 SUMMIT MEETING IN MOSCOW.

U.S. President John F Kennedy during a recording at the White House for national television. View of cameramen and multiple film cameras setup to record the President. Brief view of exterior of White House and semi-circle driveway. Inside, two different men stand at the podium for sound or lighting checks before the President speaks. Next, the film take begins and the President addresses viewers. (The next clip in this series includes audio; this clip has no audio). The subject of the speech is the President's recent trip to Europe. Location: Washington DC USA. Date: July 1963.

RCAF television clip: MLSs of mechanics servicing Argus plane. Shot of two pilots walking by nose of CF-100. Shot of Lancaster landing towards camera in the distance, taxiing past camera. GROUND TO AIR SHOT of two CF-100's flying towards camera, passing few feet overhead. AIR TO AIR MLSs of Argus in flight, of Royal Canadian Air Force De Havilland Comet flying close to camera plane, banking away. Brief MS of RCAF personnel emplaning in RCAF Northstar.

TV COMMERCIALS & PROMOS

PREMIUM RATE FOOTAGE Paul Ryan interviews Milton Berle - comedian and actor - film - television - radio - Hollywood - funny - comic - jokes - comedy - Uncle Miltie - Mr. Television - shows various clips from his career

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story. This story aired at 5 P.M.