Koza Picone

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What? Then after she left, she thought of a thousand questions she could have asked her.

Connie, come here.

And Jimmy's worried.

Ma, where's Connie? Come here.

Connie, come over here.

Well, we'll take you after a while.

Take that picture everywhere you go.

Patty, how come you didn't get dressed? Come on.

How could you learn how to do a morning suit? I bet you're going to put your heart here.

No, it's dirty.

So you're pretty blue -eyes.

Want to say a prayer? Can you not close your eyes? She'll probably say, hey, you'll marry.

Don't close your eyes.

Well, don't show them your eyes then.

Can't you talk? Daddy, you have enough talking in the phone.

Hey, Ma, watch Linda.

Connie, come here.

Why? Why do you have to see my eyes? Come here.

You don't have to hide.

We're listening.

Where we at? Where we at? Daddy's at.

Fort Knox, here I come.

Dad's laughing.

Fort Knox on her mind all day today.

Connie, come here.

Fort Knox on her mind all day.

Fort Knox? Yes.

How is she known Fort Knox? Roald.

That's what I thought.

You got money on your money.

I know Uncle Baldi.

He's got to be safe down there.

Yeah, I know that.

I know the younger guys.

Linda, you're kids with those fingers all the time.

I want some Jesus Pits.

It's just that I don't think it's a Wednesday.

Do you like the cookies? Do you like the cookies? Mom, did Daddy tell you when he's buying me for my birthday? No.

He bought me a 56 Lincoln.

He bought me a Woolworth.

A 57 Lincoln Premier White Longwoods.

What are you going to drive with? You don't have your license.

I'll take a picture of you marrying Janey Pitcher.

Tremendous driving.

You should keep your mouth closed a little bit.

Me, keep my mouth closed? Is there something bad me keeping my mouth closed? But tell me.

Why don't the gifts and dab? Madre, comprendo usted cuando yo hablo en español? No.

Oh, now you're acting silly.

Oh, you're going to be all right.

I'm going to bounce with the marbles.

But I'm trying.

I'm trying if I know what I'm doing.

Then what are you doing? I'm trying.

You're supposed to know what you're doing.

What's the middle dial for? Patty knows.

Patty will tell me how to do it.

Don't you wish you were like me and had my intelligence, then you could do anything.

Oh yeah, you and my...

I mean, you and my intelligence.

Someday you'll have...

Well, one of these days I'll finish this out on the fireplace, you know? Yeah? What about the restrooms? Oh, never mind the restrooms.

The garage, the greenhouse? Yeah, what else? Well, you could do my room again.

Take the rest of the house.

Oh my, I gotta do all of that? Well, the lone elf has been here.

Well, what are you doing down there? What are you doing there?

Identifier

F.2012-03-0865

Date Of Production

circa 1956

Abstract

Sound footage featuring the Picone family at home. Basil Picone was a cameraman who introduced Frank Koza into the industry. Koza was godfather to his daughters. Images show one of the daughters playing the piano. The family posing on the sofa and talking to the camera while the children mess around and pull faces. A teenage boy is seen recording the sound.

Run Time

0:05:30

Format

16mm

Extent

198 feet

Color

B&W

Sound

Optical

Reel/Tape Number

1/1

Has Been Digitized?

Yes

Language Of Materials

English

Element

Print

Form

Home Movies

Subject

Domestic life
Music
Family recreation
Motion picture industry

Related Collections

SERIES III: Personal Films

Main Credits

Koza, Frank (is filmmaker)

Participants And Performers

Picone, Basil (is participant)

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