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For FIFTY YEARS scientists have known about global warming. This exerpt is from the well known educational documentary "Unchained Goddess" produced by Frank Capra for Bell Labs for their television program "The Bell Telephone Hour." It was so well made, that it went on to live a continued life in middle school science classrooms across the nation for decades. Nearly half a century before Al Gore's "Inconvenient Truth," this film was made. But what does it reveal? That our scientists have known for over two generations about this danger, but our politicians and citizenry have chosen to ignore the dangerous implications of this fact until it really is too late to avoid the preventable consequences. Perhaps we deserve our fate.

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Rick Nelson singing 'Lonesome Town' on "The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet" in 1958.

old commerical

aka. Horror if Dracula directed by Terence Fisher After Jonathan Harker attacks Dracula at his castle, the vampire travels to a nearby city, where he preys on the family of Harker's fiancée. The only one who may be able to protect them is Dr. van Helsing, Harker's friend and fellow-student of vampires, who is determined to destroy Dracula, whatever the cost.

Sheb Wooley Purple People Eater June 1958

Juliette Greco sings English version of "Bonjour Tristesse" at a dance club in Preminger's "Bonjour Tristesse" (1958)

Oscar Peterson Trio (with Ray Brown & Herb Ellis) - A Gal In Gallico (1958)

"Edsel In Action." Tom McCahill tests the 1958 Edsel.

First dog scene.

Opening of Gekkou Kamen

Expo 1958 Amateur 8mm film

"A Night in Tunisia" - Cannes 1958 with Kenny Clark on drums http://trumpetkings.blogspot.com

Auntie Mame began as a novel by Patrick Dennis (aka Ed Fitzgerald), then was adapted into a long-running Broadway play by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee. This 1958 film version permits Rosalind Russell to recreate her stage role as Mame Dennis, the flamboyant, devil-may-care aunt of young, impressionable Patrick Dennis. Left in Mame's care when his millionaire father drops dead, young Patrick (Jan Handzlik) is quickly indoctrinated into his aunt's philosophy that "Life is a banquet--and some poor suckers are starving to death." Social-climbing executor Dwight Babcock (Fred Clark) does his best to raise Patrick as a stuffy American aristocrat, but Mame battles Babcock to allow the boy to be as free-spirited as she is. In 1974, Auntie Mame was remade as the filmmusical Mame with Lucille Ball. Rosalind Russell - Mame Dennis Forrest Tucker - Beauregard Burnside Coral Browne - Vera Charles Fred Clark - Mr. Babcock Roger Smith - Patrick Dennis Joanna Barnes - Gloria Upson Patric Knowles - Lindsay Woolsey Peggy Cass - Agnes Gooch Jan Handzlik - Patrick Dennis as a child Pippa Scott - Pegeen Ryan Lee Patrick - Mrs. Doris Upson Willard Waterman - Mr. Claude Upson Robin Hughes - Brian O'Bannion Connie Gilchrist - Norah Muldoon Yuki Shimoda - Ito Carol Veazie - Mrs. Burnside Henry Brandon - Acacius Page Olive Blakeney - Dowager Booth Colman - Perry Morton Da Costa - Edwin Dennis Paul Davis - Stage Manager Margaret Dumont - Noblewoman Gregory Gaye - Vladimir Klinkoff Rand Harper - Pianist Charles Heard - Dr. Feuchtwanger Terry Kelman - Michael Dennis Owen McGiveney - Man wearing Monocle Doye O'Dell - Cousin Jeff Barbara Pepper - Mrs. Krantz Richard Reeves - Mr. Krantz Dub Taylor - Veterinarian Ruth Warren - Mrs. Jennings

In 1958 voorspelde Disney hoe de snelwegen van de toekomst eruit zouden zien. Als het sneeuwt warmt het wegdek op, en wordt zo droog. Enorme machines rijden door het land en leggen in één keer een stuk snelweg aan. Geprefabriceerde viaducten worden snel op hun plaats gehangen. Men had toen nog vertrouwen in de techniek. Alleen de files, die had men niet voorzien!

この映像は1989年2月24日の昭和天皇大喪の礼の日に流れたものです。フランキー堺さんは終戦直後設定の割りに「栄養」が行き届いているのが中居さんとの違いですね(^_^;)

with Roy Eldridge, Teddy Buckner and Bill Colemann. http://trumpetkings.blogspot.com

Breath-taking photos of the American landscape with music from the 1958 western THE BIG COUNTRY, directed by William Wilder.

A classic CHRI$TMA$ song from 50 years ago and the message still applies today. I threw in some pictures to make it more interesting that have nothing to do with the song. For those curious the Ground Round is in West Chester, Pa and was a favorite hangout of mine years ago. The building was recently leveled

Charted at #25 on UK Singles chart in 1958.

Rockabilly scorcher! The Collins Kids were the actual thing. While the new music called Rock'n'Roll was mostly sung by adults for young people, these teens walked the talk. Their big break was as regulars on the TV show "Town Hall Party" starting in 1954. Lorrie was 12 and Larry, 10! This Country showcase put them beside June Carter, Tex Ritter, and Larry's guitar mentor, the astounding Joe Maphis. The highlight was watching the elder dueling with his whirling dervish sidekick on double Mosrite guitars. When Rock hit in '55, the kids were right on it. They pumped out many great singles into the early 60's. This blazing little number runs a two minute mile. Lorrie puts so much gusto into her performance it's startling to realize she's not even 16 yet. But that was the heart of it; the Collins' were the new Rock'n'Roll youth incarnate, on fire and rarin' to go. It's all punk music, and this is where it starts. Check out my Herstory of Rock videos here in my playlists: http://youtube.com/profile_play_list?user=funknroll (All rights reserved. Fan-made video for promotion of the artists.) Tym Stevens

This video will show you 63 videogame consoles! TAGS: Commodore 64 Amiga 500 PSP slim Sega Saturn Gizmondo Sega CD Atari Amiga Sega Gameboy PC Pong Tennis for two 1958 Nintendo Dreamcast Xbox DS Lite Neo Geo 64 NES SNES lynx micro Virtual boy gamegear saturn master system TurboGrafx-16 WonderSwan color Vectrex Spacewar Wii 360 PDP 1 ColecoVision Fairchild Channel F SG 1000 2600 5200 7800 Commodore VIC-20 Game Boy Advance SP N64 CD 2 3 PSP NES2 NES 2 Pocket Top Loader Nomad Magnavox Odyssey 2 Coleco Telstar Intellivision Old Killer

Edward Kennedy Ellington, the "Duke" and his orchestra featuring Johnny Hodges in sax in 1958

"It crawls.... It creeps.... It eats you alive!" The theatrical trailer from the 1958 horror film "The Blob" starring Steve McQueen and Aneta Corsaut. This trailer is perhaps most famous for it's appearence in the drive-in movie scene in "Grease" (1978).

A small piece showing the climax of Ray´s film: Roshan Kumari's dancing.