Bill Stamets Collection > SERIES I: Films by Bill Stamets > Subseries II: Footage

Misc 2º art / B/W Int'l Film Festival Spectacle

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Thank you.

Do you have any more? I don't have any more.

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I don't have any more.

I need some more.

I don't have enough.

I can't even take two from my bed lighting.

It makes me feel I don't have enough anymore.

Um...

I was indicted for wrongdoing.

I wasn't going to be ordered any more.

It day died out of my hands.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you....

Don't wedding you out in the conversion, I like where that little one sail is.

I like where that little one sail is.

I like where that little one sail is.

Sports man, sports man.

PBS documentary.

Everybody, you don't come to this show to sit down.

So you come and have a good time.

All different kinds of people were having a good time at the stadium last night.

The Village.

Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to another hour of the Lively Art of Conversation.

One hour of unrehearsed and spontaneous conversation in which we're going to range from baseball.

We have a student anthropologist who's made a study of baseball behavior at the old ballpark.

And we'll also get into the field of unions, which has been a problem since our country became industrialized.

And then, Dave Foster, he's an anthropologist student who uses techniques in anthropology to make a study of baseball behavior at the old ballpark.

Baseball behavior of the fans, I should say.

And this is Dave Foster.

Oh, my baby.

In a place.

In a place.

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In a place.

Baseball stadium for him, made him a lot of money last night, did my job, everybody liked it, I left.

People wanted to come on the field and their security people couldn't keep them in the stands.

You do it all over again.

I'm not a security guard.

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I have a letter.

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30 Two I'm gonna get to that place.

I really wanna go.

And walk in the sun.

But till it's just like us.

Maybe we were born to run.

Honey, just like us.

Maybe we were born to run.

Come on, we need chance like us.

Maybe we were born to run.

Come on, we need chance like us.

Maybe we were born to run.

Come on, we need chance like us.

Come on, we need chance like us.

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Come on, we need chance like us.

Three weeks ago for the Christmas parade.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Goodbye.

With your longer period of time, I think that as we've said, so much business is conducted that the party, the black tide waiters, the canapes, the clink of the ice cubes, the music in the background, all of those trappings that in other places might seem an extravagance really on here because...

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Thank you.

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Thank you.

Thank you.

That was by the late Charles Mingus.

Thank you very much.

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Identifier
F.2005-08-0269
Date Of Production
circa 1975 – 1983
Abstract
Content Notice: This material contains depictions of hate speech at 22:28 - 23:40.

Loosely assembled footage includes the following: Parade goers glimpse oxen at Newburyport’s 19th Annual Yankee Homecoming Jimmy Day Parade held on August 8, 1976; Chicago’s Auto Show booths feature various automobiles and other consumer goods; bystanders admire a whale float at the Venetian Night Boat Parade; officers lower flags in Daley Center Plaza; televised footage documents Irv Kupcinet’s Kup’s Show; a Bigfoot impersonator wanders around the international pet show and surprises unsuspecting attendees at the International Amphitheatre, March 26-27, 1977; musicians perform at a bluegrass festival as part of the June Nights at Navy Pier program; a group of men frequent a shooting range; a man wears a boa constrictor around his neck; a marquee advertises for the Chicago International Film Festival; a construction worker clears debris on the State Street Mall; televised footage depicts Ronald Reagan; protestors rally against U.S. military intervention in El Salvador; David Hernández recites poetry at an unspecified festival in Lincoln Park; televised footage depicts a talk show interview with Muhammad Ali; PA resident Andrew Brunnet dresses like Abraham Lincoln during the 10-day Geneva Festival ‘78 held in Geneva, New York. Footage also captures a variety of marching bands and parades as they move along their routes, municipal infrastructure, pedestrian traffic, and other mundane activity.
Format
Super 8
Extent
400 feet
Color
color and B&W
Sound
Mag Stripe
Reel/Tape Number
1/1
Has Been Digitized?
Yes
Language Of Materials
English
Element
Reversal Positives
Subject
Bodies of water
Consumer goods
Demonstrations
Festivals
Historical reenactments
Lake Michigan
Music
Parades and processions
Political Activists
Television
Preservation Sponsor

Related Collections
Subseries II: Footage


Related Places
North America ➜ United States ➜ Massachusetts ➜ Newburyport
North America ➜ United States ➜ Illinois ➜ Chicago ➜ Loop
North America ➜ United States ➜ Illinois ➜ Chicago ➜ New City
North America ➜ United States ➜ Illinois ➜ Chicago ➜ Near North Side
North America ➜ United States ➜ Illinois ➜ Chicago ➜ Lincoln Park
North America ➜ United States ➜ New York ➜ Geneva

Main Credits
Stamets, Bill (is filmmaker)

 
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