Sarah's 6th BDay

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I'm going to turn out the lights.

I'll turn out the lights.

I'll turn out the lights.

I'll put you on the boat.

You want me? I'm going to do it.

Am I in the boat? You used to have one of these.

You used to put a packet all out.

You used to have one of these for the packet all out.

Can I boat? Yeah.

That was floating.

That was floating.

It was floating.

It's like an earthquake.

Found a set by Bradley Mouser.

You got it? I need it.

Chocolate? Happy birthday to you.

Happy birthday to you.

Happy birthday, cute little girl.

Happy birthday to you.

Happy birthday.

You want me? No, you can't.

You can say how old are you.

You're being too embarrassed.

Can I get the doll? Oh, it's a blow -mall up.

You're hard, Cheryl.

Happy birthday.

Happy birthday, Eda.

Happy birthday, Eda.

Happy birthday, Eda.

Happy birthday, Eda.

Happy birthday, Eda.

Daddy wants to get into the thing.

He's very blessed.

He's been here in the whole of it.

People, there's a cake.

Who said they didn't want cake? I said I didn't want cake.

You didn't want cake? You're an amazing girl.

I don't want that much because I had a big one.

I'm the annual one.

Me either, so give me all of it.

I'll have all of it.

I have the last bit left.

What's that? Outrocking.

You don't like it? I don't like it.

I don't like it.

The difference is that you get some peelable left.

Even though it tastes a little different.

I'm going to get off the table.

I do? Are you doing the same as Amy? Yeah.

I'm going to go on the bench.

Yeah, I'm going to go on the bench.

I'm going to go on the bench.

What is this? It's a baby.

Is that my baby's in the room? Uh -uh.

Work it out among yourselves.

I don't want to see.

I want the boy in mine.

I want the boy in mine.

He's coming back.

How do I look like I'm dressing up? You're dressing up.

I'm dressing up.

It's your birthday.

You're dressing up.

I'm going to go break for a second.

I wonder how this will work.

What is it? Put it on your belt and you start to walk.

How long have they never turned? Don't want to be a little fancy? Yes, ma 'am.

It's a big brown thing.

Yeah, the brown thing is a good one.

Yeah, it's a good one.

We need the teddy bear record.

Sing this song with me and my teddy bear.

I'm worried and I'm scared of me and my teddy bear.

Just play and play all day.

I love my teddy bear.

One eye is just down over here.

Every night he's with me.

I'm just walking up the stairs.

Just play and play all day.

Just me and my teddy bear.

Have no worries.

Me and my teddy bear.

I love my teddy bear.

Every night I'm fine, my teddy bear.

I want my teddy bear.

I want my teddy bear.

I'm fine and I'm fine.

Me and my teddy bear.

All Julie, you forgot about this part.

Oh, we're going to do the one we practiced now, Julie.

Are we doing the Brown Family now? No, that's the other two.

No, we're not doing the Brown Family.

I'm going to do the Brown Family.

She was supposed to be in the center of the room.

You're going to do the Brown Family.

I can't do that, babe.

Come on, Weezer.

Oh, that looks good on you, Brenda.

You look good in that dress.

What should we say to that? Yeah.

You're going to learn to do this, Liza.

Hey, time to go in the room.

Come on, you guys.

Now we're going to open the door.

What is it? Is this the Brown Family? No, it's the same stuff.

Hey, you want to pretend we're little kids? No, we're going to do the same thing.

Say I'm the Brown Family.

I'm the Brown Family.

Who wants to be in the next show with us? Next show.

You want to? Okay, take it easy.

Anybody want to be in the next show with us? Are you ready? All right.

Let's sit over here.

Do you want to? I have this.

You want to be in the next show with us? Help me.

Daddy, I'm going to be there.

Just play and play all day.

Just play and play all day.

Now, get in here.

You two, you three, and I.

While walking through the forest one fine day in early spring, I heard a sound and turned around and saw the cutest thing that teddy bears were holding hands and dancing all about.

They winked at one another and started into shouting.

Hold your mind.

Won't you, won't you, won't you, won't you hold me tight? You're my baby.

Date Of Production

1976

Abstract

Home movie capturing the 6th birthday party thrown for Palazzolo's daughter, Sarah Marie, who was born in 1972. Features scenes of children eating chocolate cake, laughing, and dancing to popular kid-friendly songs of the day. Palazzolo's wife, Marcia Daehn, and his son, Todd Benjamin (then a baby), as well as their daugther, Amy, also make an appearance in the film.

Run Time

0:11:11

Format

16mm

Extent

400 feet

Sound

Mag Stripe

Reel/Tape Number

1/1

Has Been Digitized?

Yes

Language Of Materials

English

Genre

Family

Form

Home Movies

Subject

Birthdays
Family recreation

Related Collections

SUBSERIES I: Home Movies

Related Places

North America ➜ United States ➜ Illinois ➜ Chicago

Main Credits

Palazzolo, Tom (is filmmaker)

Participants And Performers

Palazzolo, Marcia (is participant)

Palazzolo, Amy (is participant)

Palazzolo, Todd (is participant)

Palazzolo, Sarah (is participant)

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