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Episode of 1950's daytine soap opea.

A parody of a 1950's series of educational films.

THE SONS OF TENNESSEE WILLIAMS is the story of the gay men of New Orleans who created a vast and fantastic culture of "drag balls" starting in the late 1950s. These men worked with the traditions of Mardi Gras to bring gay culture into public settings in the early 1960s. By 1969, there were four gay Mardi Gras krewes, legally chartered by the state of Louisiana, throwing yearly extravaganzas at civic venues around the city. "Society matrons begged for ball tickets from their hairdressers". They succeeded in bringing down the "œJim Crow" style laws that targeted gay people for such offenses as public assembly, same-sex dancing and cross-dressing. They staged a flamboyant, costumed revolution without politics and won freedoms during a time, as now, when laws and people fought against them. A reminder, this is a trailer for an unfinished movie. Editing will be complete by April 2009. Contact: timwolffhouse@yahoo.com PLEASE consider being a financial sponsor of this history project. All donations qualify for a federal tax exemption. This production has been conceived and produced entirely in the city of New Orleans. Please help our loud voices for this city be heard and uplift an entire community in the process.

From the Suburban Symmetry EP (2002) by illuminatus. Video is a re-edit from the 1950s Infomercial "In The Suburbs". www.illuminatus.uk.com

My tribute to the early 1950's Brando! Film clips: a Streetcar Named Desire, On the Waterfront, and the Wild One.

In-house trailer/commercial for Interstate Theatres encouraging movie patrons to buy and give books of tickets as presents during the holiday season in the 1950s. To buy classic movies, serials, westerns and vintage television shows on DVD -- plus original movie posters, golden & silver age comics, celebrity autographs and collectibles, be sure to visit www.captainbijou.com.

Nicolas, a young sheltered artist, encounters a 1950s nude playing card. Unable to get the picture out of his mind, he frantically tries to paint one last picture in order to meet his deadline for his first art show. Written and directed by Nathaniel Ohl, it is the first joint Ohl Brothers Production.

3D first appeared in movie theaters back in the 1950s, when now-iconic photographs were taken of paper-glasses wearing theater-goers gaping at visual trickery. Although the technology made random appearances throughout the next four decades, 3D was never fully embraced. So why are people like film maker James Cameron now enthusiastically promoting 3D? This months video primer explores the underbelly of this revitalized technology. Distributed by Tubemogul.

The Classic Novel by the Award-Winning Author of Go Tell It On the Mountain that Captures the Vibrancy of a Circle of Bohemian Friends in '50s New York. The first unabridged recording of this essential work DESCRIPTION Published in 1962, this is an emotionally intense novel of love, hatred, race and liberal America in the 1950s. Set in Greenwich Village, Harlem, and France, Another Country tells the story of the suicide of jazz-musician Rufus Scott and the friends who search for an understanding of his life and death, discovering uncomfortable truths about themselves along the way. AUTHOR INFORMATION James Baldwin (1924–1987) was educated in New York. He is the author of more than twenty works of fiction and nonfiction, including Go Tell It on the Mountain, Notes of a Native Son, Another Country, and Blues for Mister Charlie. He has received many awards including the Eugene F. Saxon Memorial Trust Award, a Rosenwald Fellowship, a Guggenheim Fellowship, a Partisan Review Fellowship, and a ...

This deft parody on guys, dating, dogs and the "educational" films of the 1950's pits Bud against all the social challenges of being a guy in a dog's world.

There's NOTHING More Frightening than Reality! Happy Halloween by way of classic "Commie" Classroom Scare Films from the Early 1950's!

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The Wally Fowler Show from the 1950s. Southern Gospel music with Wendy Bagwell and the Sunliters, The Speers, The Statesmen and more.

Suspense classic TV show from the 1950s. Episode title: The Kiss-Off. Visit the Nostalgia Merchant web site for hundreds of Classic TV Shows and Movies.

Classic TV from the 1950s, The Adventures of Robin Hood. Episode title: "Queen Eleanor." with original commercials for Wildroot Cream Oil. You'll find hundreds of classic TV shows and movies at www.nostalgiamerchant.biz.

"The Algebra Problem" Episode of the 1950's detective TV series.

Http://stanmedley.com Stan Medley Presents 1950's and 60's TV Commercials - Part 3 of 3.Here is the third and final compilation of classic TV commercials from the 1950's and the 1960's.Producer: Ray Glasser Audio/Visual: sound, B&W

Episode of 1950's Television series

http://StanMedley.com Stan Medley Presents 1950's and 60's TV Commercials - Part 2 of 3. Here are more of the classic TV commercials from the 1950's and the 1960's.Producer: Ray Glasser Audio/Visual: sound, B&W

http://StanMedley.net Stan Medley Presents 1950's and 60's TV Commercials - Part 1 of 3. Here is a compilation of classic TV commercials from the 50's and 60's.Producer: Ray Glasser Audio/Visual: sound, B&W

1950's Sci-Fi TV

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FASHION FLASHBACK! The full video collection is here: http://snipurl.com/8lr8l See vintage hats from the 1950s including furs, feathers and mink. clip11965

Superb Playboy photographs from the 50s & 60s before it became smutty. Music: Transglobal Underground with Natacha Atlas - 'monter au ciel'

Romaticaly inspired 1950's Fascinator hats and her head wear for day and evening collection

The Dennis Day Show- Classic TV Show from 1950s. This episode is available in DVD format from The Nostalgia Merchant in the "How Sweet It Was" Collection. www.nostalgiamerchant.biz.

A comical exaggeration of 1950's character.

The ninjas trade jobs with mom for a day. They're just an ordinary 1950s family and their ninjas. Created by: Mike Kalec and Ryan Kemp

A child, Oscar, from the 1950s walks into a time fissure and is transported to the current year. Unbeknown to Sarah Jane, who takes him back, he did it deliberately under the command of the Trickster.

http://www.mosaicrecords.com presents "Classic Benny Goodman Columbia and Okeh Sessions (1939 - 1958)." Seven discs from a neglected period of Benny's big band career which focuses mainly on his instrumental recordings for Columbia records during the 1940s. Also included are the bands he gathered at the Columbia studios during the 1950s which recreated some of the great Fletcher Henderson arrangements of the 1930s in addition to the lush and creative Benny with strings album titled "Let's Hear The Melody". Of particular importance are the breathtaking arrangements of the far-thinking Eddie Sauter. Over twenty previously unissued alternate takes are much welcome additions as Goodman was a master of solo creativity and spontaneity. He was the King of Swing and everyone wanted to be in his band as proven by the soloists and sidemen who pepper this set.

http://www.pbs.org/independentlens/marchpoint/ In the late 1950s, two oil refineries were built on March Point, an area that was once part of the Swinomish Reservation by treaty. MARCH POINT tells the story of three boys from the Swinomish Indian Tribe who make a movie about the destruction the refineries have wrought in their community. In this clip, Swinomish tribe leader Brian Cladoosby worries that a nearby oil refinery is polluting tribal lands and impacting the community's health. MARCH POINT premieres Tuesday, November 18 on INDEPENDENT LENS, a weekly series airing on PBS. Hosted by Terrence Howard, the acclaimed series showcases powerful and innovative independent films. Presented by ITVS, INDEPENDENT LENS is broadcast on PBS stations nationwide. Visit the Web site for more: http://www.pbs.org/independentlens/marchpoint/

As desegregation was reaching a fever pitch in the 1950's, the progressive New York City board of Education implemented a progressive and (most importantly) aggressive integration policy. The heroic efforts of the administrators, parents, and teachers are captured in this significant historical documentary, Let Us Break Bread Together. A fascinating look at the history of racism in America, prejudice in schools and the value of school integration takes center stage. With racial prejudice and hatred threatening to explode at any moment, the NYC Board of Education was one of the few in the nation to step up to the challenge of safely and justly ending discrimination by integration in the New York City public Schools. Let Us Break Bread Together is a top notch historical document in the history of discrimination in American and the difficulty and triumph of school integration.

Dangerous Stranger, a Sid Davis film, warns children to stay away from unknown persons, specifically strangers in cars. It touches on hitchhiking, refusing gifts from strangers, and staying away from risky places where unsavory people hang out. Though the children are rightly characterized as helpless victims, the film makes several safety tips that ring true to this day. There are many examples of commonsense wisdom that was wrongly foisted upon children in the 1950s, but this film is not one of them. An engaging social guidance relic, Dangerous Stranger is a good little movie.

The ABC of Walking Wisely is a brilliant 1950s educational film created just for boys and girls. This video teaches young children how to be safe when walking among streets filled with traffic. It is done in a simple manner, using the letters of the alphabet to describe what to do and what not to do acting as pedestrians, making the lessons easy to understand. There is the misbehaving 'J' walker, the gawking 'G' walker, the clownish 'K' walker, and many more throughout the film. What is timeless about this learning piece is it can be used even today for all our youth out there!

Walking to school requires care and cautiousness, as this video, Walking to School, shows. It depicts the perfect behavior of 1950s schoolchildren. Complete with clear regulations from the narrator and well-trained kids demonstrating how to be a responsible pedestrian, every youngster can learn the right way to travel to and from their learning establishment without their parent's supervision. Remembering this regimen is important for a child's safety and this educational film does a wonderful job of showing all the right ways to go about being careful.

Who's Right? is a sexist relic from 1950’s America that discusses marriage using extremely stereotypical gender roles. The film follows the marital problems of Frank and Honey Carson, a young couple with an eleven-month old marriage. Narrated by Frank’s wedding ring, the film shows each person miserably trying to fit into the rigid gender roles prescribed to them by 1950’s society. Frank can’t understand why Honey isn’t happy since all she has to do all day is shop, gossip, and go to the hairdresser. Honey hates it when Frank comes home from work late, and won’t pay for all the clothes she wants. Some quaint advice for couples is distributed in this largely sexist old movie.

hw assignment i on the 50's i dont own elvis or the songs ummm it was informative and entertainmentish ... hw. for mz. huges.

The Fun of Making Friends is a elegantly simple video made for children to watch if they're having trouble meeting new people to play with. At first, Joey plays alone in his home, watching all the while at kids outside having a good time with each other. He asks his mother for help and, through four orderly steps, she tells him how easy it is to gain all the friends a youngster like Joey could ever want! After trying the rules out and succeeding, he finds it is fun to have companions to spend time with. An all-too rigid cultural dynamic of the 1950s is obvious through this vintage film, and it remains extremely interesting to see just how formal the social structures were then.

Being a teenager means having a ton of hard-to-manage emotions. However, this 1950s short film, Toward Emotional Maturity, sought to make handling those extreme feelings easy, and less radical. The video shows a young girl trying to gain control over her fear, jealousy, anger, and many more emotions present within her story. Along the way, 1950's culture is highlighted as the young lady is forced to deal with decisions about "necking" and other activities so closely associated with that period in American history. Toward Emotional Maturity serves as a wonderful psychological video that is entertaining, historical, and enjoyable!

This film from Coronet shows how feelings of self-consciousness can interfere with a successful and fulfilled life. Marty lives with the feeling that there is a â??spotlightâ?? on him all the time, a fear that is affecting many areas of his life, including his school work and his ability to make friends. He wants a part in the school play, but his lack of self-confidence means that he is only fit to work behind the scenes as a stage hand. Every time he starts to feel self-conscious, an actual spotlight shines on him, illustrating his feelings of vulnerability in certain situations. As the film was made in the 1950s, Marty will eventually learn to find his confidence, echoing the optimism of the time.

Montecristo is, in a word, uncommon. The timepiece accommodates a very rare original vintage movement from the 1950s that is screw-balanced. The collection will obviously be limited, and only a few lucky ladies will have the pleasure of owning one.

Montecristo is, in a word, uncommon. The timepiece accommodates a very rare original vintage movement from the 1950s that is screw-balanced. The collection will obviously be limited, and only a few lucky ladies will have the pleasure of owning one.

Montecristo is, in a word, uncommon. The timepiece accommodates a very rare original vintage movement from the 1950s that is screw-balanced. The collection will obviously be limited, and only a few lucky ladies will have the pleasure of owning one.

Understand Your Emotions was an attempt to lend a biological understanding to emotional responses. Enthusiastic science teacher Mr. Brent performs experiments on his students in order to teach them about how emotions effect voluntary and involuntary behavior. He first tries out the old Jack-in-the-box trick on three of the students, and notes their reactions to the surprise. He then performs other experiments, including hooking up one student to a polygraph machine and then testing his uncomfortable reaction to words like “drill” and “probe.” The film is often ridiculous, as is the premise since emotional response is hardly understood biologically even today. This film is a good example of the sorts of questionable material that was forced on young people in the 1950s.

An offensively brutish film, Control Your Emotions offers an oversimplified version of the effects feelings can have on adolescents. A bogus doctor explains a troubled teen’s bad behavior by saying questionable things like “fear is triggered by loud noises,” and “your emotions can be your own greatest enemy.” Likening emotions to fire in their tendency to get out of control if not carefully regulated, this film advocates the suppression of emotion as a way to be a well-liked and happy member of society. Further warnings from the doctor reach higher levels of stupidity: “If this kind of behavior is repeated often, it might lead to a permanently warped personality.” Control Your Emotions exemplifies everything that was bad about the rigid conformity imposed in 1950s culture, as well as revealing the outright dishonesty involved in such control.

Are You Ready For Marriage? It is a question many people should ask themselves when on the brink of engagement. In this 1950s Christian film, the two young adults, Sue and Larry, want to be married and go in search of answers from a marriage counselor at their church. After some strange advice by today's standards (sex is glossed over with amusing code words), this youthful couple realizes there is still a lot to learn from each other before becoming husband and wife. This video takes a realistic approach in discussing marriage and understanding just how practical people were in the mid 20th century.

Park Conscious is a beautiful vintage film that wholesomely informs its viewers of the importance of how we treat our surroundings. Campgrounds and the wilderness are to be protected and respected, and this video proves that it can be done in a mannerly way (a clear indication of 1950's culture). People and nature interact through a give and take relationship—if we are mindful of how we treat our parks and recreational centers, then we will be treated well by them in return! The thrill of the outdoors is made clear in this short film, and proves how it can be attained at any age. Overall, the Park Conscious illuminates the beautiful State and National Parks during a much less developed time in American history.

1) Oy Vidno Selo (The village is in sight) 2) Hey Na Hory (on the hill) 3) Zasvistaly Kozachenky (The Kozaks Whistled) 4) Rozpryahayte Khlopchi Koni (Unharness the horses boys) Recordings from Ukraine from the 1950s.

Towards the end of the war, in April 1945, a Lancaster caught fire while being bombed up, resulting in a huge explosion which set off further bombs. Four people were killed, six Lancasters totally destroyed, and a further fourteen damaged. In the post-war period, the airfield was used for trials and for a short time during the mid-1950s it was occupied by United States Air Force. Eventually closing in 1958, the RAF finally disposed of the site in 1970. In recent years due to the work of Fred and Harold Panton, East Kirkby is now home to the Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre.

How to Say No is not as didactic as others of its ilk, but instead presents a discussion-type format in which teen actors talk out situations where it is difficult to say no. Each teen relates a story about a time where they were asked to do something they didn’t want to do. The topics include drinking after football practice, smoking at a sleepover, and petting. Some of the suggestions are laughable, but the film must be credited for trying to come to terms with the fact that kids need real solutions to this problem, not just a voice of authority telling them what not to do. How to Say No is a film which possesses a timeless merit, since saying no and being true to oneself is still very much an issue today.