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BLACK ARCHIVES/ BATTLE OF NATURAL BRIDGE 1975
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52. BLACK ARCHIVES/ BATTLE OF NATURAL BRIDGE 197511:21; color; sound; V-218 BA384; S.1239 This film has footage of the Black Archives commemoration ceremonies in Tallahassee. Dr. Benjamin Smith of Florida A&M University comments on growing up in Monticello. Mrs. Adderley comments on Julian “Cannonball” Adderley’s inclusion in the archives. A former FAMU athlete donates the Cleve Abbott Award of 1963 to the archives. In the next segment, Civil War reenactors recreate the battle of Natural Bridge near Tallahassee. Produced by WFSU-TV. 53. BLOUNTSTOWN 1970s 21:24; color; silent and sound; V-213 DA124; S. 828 This film begins with scenes from a WFSU-TV program on Blountstown and a community gathering. An elderly African-American man splits logs and a country band plays spiritual music. A local barber, Mr. Whitley, and an elderly female storeowner talk about their lives in Blountstown. 54. BLOUNTSTOWN OUTREACH 1970s 42:00; color; silent and sound; V-246 DA142; S.1239 This is roughly assembled footage for a WFSU-TV program on Blountstown, Florida. It features footage of the downtown community, local area, neighborhoods and social events, along with brief interviews with residents. Produced by WFSU-TV. 55. BLUEGRASS 1970s 14:00; color; sound and silent; V-243 CA306; S.1239 The film opens with scenes of a ragtag group of musicians playing the bluegrass classic “Stealin” at the Millers Landing Bluegrass Festival. There is an interview with The Sunshine State Bluegrass Boys and more bluegrass numbers follow. The film also includes silent scenes from the Ochlockonee Bluegrass Festival. Produced by WFSU-TV. 56. BOAT RACING, CYPRESS GARDENS n.d. 4:22; B&W; silent; V-27 AA018; S. 828 Five fiberglass dinghies with outboard motors race around the lake and canals at Cypress Gardens. One boat runs up on the shoreline by accident. There are no injuries or damage. Then, three small, single-driver hydrofoils race through the same areas and end by driving up on the beach at the finish line. 57. BOAT CRUISE AT WAKULLA SPRINGS January 4, 1970 7:40; color; silent; V-159 WV-10; S 1239 This film begins with scenes of people boarding tour boats. It shows views along the river, including birds and alligators. It includes clips of Edward Ball and Malcolm Johnson. 58. BOAT TRIP, KISSIMMEE 1950s 2:50; B&W; silent; V-27 AA048; S. 828 In this film, a seaplane flies over, lands on the water and then takes off again. Viewers see men and children around a fishing camp, tents and people camping on the bank of a river. 59. BOCA RATON: IN HARMONY WITH THE ENVIRONMENT n.d. 14:25; color; sound; V-20 CA138; S. 828 This film shows Boca Raton’s airport, condos, Community Appearance Board, hospital, churches, businesses (including IBM branch office), shopping, schools and universities, residential areas, golf, polo and boating. Produced by Apple Productions; sponsored by Arvida. 60. BOMBING DEMONSTRATION 1950 2:00; color; silent; V-101 AA021; S. 828 Civilians and uniformed men are seen on a grandstand. A military band playing near the grandstand is shown. Viewers see a podium and three silver bombs or fuel pods on display nearby. There are more shots of men in the grandstand and then a brief shot of a Twin-Engine Beech flying over. A military man speaks at the podium and then there are several explosions in a field, followed by smoke from the explosions blowing across the ground. This was found in the middle of roll BA013. 61. BONIFAY RODEO 1948 8:10; color; silent; V-2 BA027; S. 828 The film can says, "Bonifay Rodeo 1948." Viewers see bronco busting, calf roping, bull riding (some in slow motion) and rope twirling. The film starts with a parade through town, which includes a young man riding a bull. More of the same event is in BA118. 62. BONIFAY RODEO '48 NO. 2 1948 11:15; color; silent; V-2 BA118; S. 828 This is the same event as BA027 with more scenes. 63. BOTTLED SUNSHINE ... A JUICY STORY 1968 15:50; color; sound; V-20 CA019; S. 828 This film tells the story of Florida citrus cultivation. Viewers see total processing at the Tropicana plant in Bradenton. It also shows their glass plant and the Tropicana train, "the only regularly scheduled unit train in food industry history," featuring a mile of refrigerated box cars. Use of pulp as dairy feed is shown. Viewers also see plastic juice container manufacturing and box manufacturing. Producer Tony Swain and Rose Swain, wife of cinematographer Mike Swain, are seen as airline passengers. Produced by Hack Swain Productions; sponsored by Tropicana Products. 64. BOUNCING BABY 1916 12:12; B&W; silent; V-92 BA016; S. 828 This film is a one-reel comedy made in 1916 in Jacksonville. Oliver Hardy plays the baby. 65. BOBBY BOWDEN/BICHOFF’S STUDIO/ LEMOYNE CHRISTMAS 1977 13:53; color; sound; V-192 CA268; S.1239 Football coach Bobby Bowden comments on his first season as head coach of Florida State University's football program. He shares his philosophy on coaching and comments on the hardships of the game on his family. He reflects on his early aspirations of playing and coaching football. The segment contains additional silent footage of the FSU football team practicing. Next, a brief clip features a silversmith working on a piece of jewelry at Bischoff’s Studio. The film ends with silent footage of decorations and gift items at LeMoyne Gallery. Produced by WFSU-TV. 66. BOYNTON BEACH: THE CAPITAL OF FUN n.d. 14:20; color; sound; V-20 CA112; S. 828 This is a film about life around Boynton Beach. It shows fishing, residential scenes, commercial buildings, schools, sailing and airboat rides. There are agricultural scenes, including commercial growing. Produced by Pieces of Eight Film Enterprises Inc. of Hypoluxo. 67. EDDIE BRACKEN AT FLORIDA PAVILION 1964 1:10; B&W; sound; V-101 AA109; S. 828 Comedian Eddie Bracken enjoys the show at the Florida Pavilion in the New York World's Fair. 68. BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION Early 1950s 9:35; color; sound; V-21 BA025; P84-048 This film shows steel being formed at Henry Corporation in Rattlesnake, where pre-cast concrete slabs are being made for the lower Tampa Bay Bridge. The concrete is poured into a slab as jazz piano music plays on the soundtrack. The slabs are lifted onto a barge and stacked, then put into place on the bridge. Next is a draw-section of the bridge moving from land to the barge and from the barge to position on the bridge. Many laborers are seen. 69. BROOM MAKER September 2, 1975 10:20; color; sound; V-213 BA405; S.1239 A broom maker demonstrates the art of making an Appalachian style wisk broom by hand. Produced by WFSU-TV. 70. BROWARD: THE GOLDEN COUNTY 1960s 14:30; color; sound; V-21 CAl06; S. 828 This film shows a little of Port Everglades and then other features in Broward County such as the airport, Pioneer City ("old west" attraction), crowds on the beach and fishing. It also shows hospitals, churches, condos, Nova University, some industry, pari-mutuel wagering, sports and nightlife. It also has Seminoles gator wrestling, the Everglades and Birch State Park. Produced by David W. Hunter & Associates; sponsored by Broward County Commission. 71. H. RAP BROWN 1967-1970 2:27; B&W; silent; V-124 AA135; S.1239 This film shows the arrival at the airport of activist H. Rap Brown at a sports stadium at night, where he is met by press and supporters. He is seen giving the clenched fist Black Power Salute. There are a few shots of Brown and friends outside a home, as well as a couple of shots of Gov. Kirk in the crowd. 72. HENRY BROWN 1970s 3:13; color; sound; V-185 AA372; S.1239 This WFSU-TV work film contains commentary from Henry Brown, a young African-American death row inmate. A portion of the film only has an audio track and two segments of both audio and video footage. Brown comments on his decision to forfeit his plea bargain deal upon discovering that he would be forced to testify against his accomplices. Produced by WFSU-TV. 73. BUCCANEER CONQUEST OF TAMPA n.d. 13:02; color; sound; V-21 BA069; S. 828 In this film, "pirates" capture hostages, hoist a jolly roger and start the Gasparilla Celebration in Tampa. Viewers see "pirates" being made up. Some attack the Goodyear Blimp and the rest ride into town aboard the three-masted ship Jose Gaspar. There is a parade and the crowning of the new "King Gasparilla." Produced by Creative Film and Sound. 74. BUCCANEER CONQUEST 1950s 27:00; color; sound; V-98 DA058; S. 828 This film shows the Gasparilla Celebration, which began in 1904, as it was done in the 1950s. The pirates invade and a wonderfully colorful event follows. Businessmen are made up as pirates and lose all inhibitions as they participate in the parades and pageants. Emmett Kelly, as Weary Willie, appears in the film and an amphibious tank escorts the ship into the harbor. A high-wire artist walks between the ship’s masts. This was filmed in Kodachrome. 75. CARL BUCHHEISTER AT WAKULLA SPRINGS 1970 38:37; B&W; sound; V-198 EA029; S. 1239 Carl Buchheister, former president of the National Audubon Society, advocates the preservation of Florida’s wildlife and natural splendor in an interview at Wakulla Springs Wildlife Refuge. Mr. Buchheister discusses alligators, water conservation, wildlife reserves, citizen involvement in conservation programs, environmental protection legislation, controls on pollution, avoiding thermal pollution from atomic reactors, oil spills, damage caused to lakes from dredging, preservation of the Everglades, the Cross Florida Barge Canal “boondoggle” and the protection of endangered species. 76. CANBERRA 1960s 1:27; B&W; silent; V-118 AA209; S. 828 This film shows the cruise ship Canberra docking at Port Everglades. 77. CAPE CORAL n.d. 12:08; color; sound; V-21 BA063; S. 828 This film uses sync-sound testimonials occasionally in describing the growth of Cape Coral. It tells how planned growth and strict zoning help to assure quality of life in spite of rapid growth. Viewers see businesses, schools and recreation. The film is a PR piece for GAC Properties. Produced by McLeod Films; sponsored by GAC Properties. 78. CAPE FLORIDA: THE TREASURE OF KEY BISCAYNE 1960s 14:30; color; sound; V-36 CA008; S. 828 In this film, the Goodyear Blimp takes off for a look at Cape Florida. The history of the area is told in reenactments of aborigines, pirates, salvagers and Seminoles. A story of a murder and a survival story are told. Then, viewers see tourists frolicking on the beach. Produced by Tel-Air Interests of Miami; sponsored by Goodyear and Florida State Parks. 79. THE CAPITOL 1978 15:43; color; sound; V-16 CA163; S. 828 This film tells the history of Florida's Capitol, using recreations, artwork, old photos and modern footage. It has an introduction by Secretary of State Bruce Smathers. Produced by Barton of Jacksonville; sponsored by the Florida Department of State, Division of Archives, History and Records Management. 80. CAPITOL ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN VOTE 1970s 3:30; color; sound; V-205 RW#4; S. 1239 This film features footage of Gov. Reubin Askew and the Executive Cabinet voting on the acceptance of Architect Stone’s design for the new Florida Capitol Complex. Agriculture Commissioner Doyle Conner offers brief comments to explain his vote in opposition to the design. Additional comments from Gov. Askew follow. Produced by WFSU-TV. 81. CAPTAIN KANGAROO FOR FLORIDA June 11, 1963 2:50; B&W; sound; V-117 AA143; S. 828 This film is two live segments of the “Captain Kangaroo” show. The Captain shows FDC promotional film clips and tells kids why it is fun to go to Florida and how they can get their parents to write for more information. These are kinescopes. Also see EA012 (“Today Show” Florida segments). 82. CARE AND FEEDING OF A MERMAID December 1961 8:50; B&W; sound; V-8 BA009; S. 828 This film shows how a young woman learns to be a mermaid at Weeki Wachee. Viewers see lessons in breath control, synchronized swimming, diet, modeling, announcing, and how to eat and drink underwater. Parts of a performance are shown. The film uses underwater photography. 83. CARIBBEAN GARDENS 1950s 13:25; color; sound; V-93 BA127; S. 828 This film starts with a singing introduction written by John McGhee (see orange juice song at the end of “Leading the Parade,” BA081) with organ accompaniment by Hack Swain. It shows the birds and flowers featured at this attraction in Naples. Produced by Stephen T. Briggs at Solana Studios (Naples). 84. CARRABELLE POLICE STATION January 1980 5:00; color; sound; V-141
85. CARRY BACK RETURNS HOME November 21, 1962 1:25; B&W; silent; V-118 AA208; S1239 This film features champion racehorse Carry Back at home in Ocala. 86. CARS OF YESTERDAY August 1961 8:28; color; silent; V-91 BA039; S. 828 This film is outtakes from Horn's Cars of Yesterday in Sarasota, including interiors and exteriors. 87. JOHNNY CARSON AT THE FLORIDA PAVILION May 29, 1964 1:28; B&W; silent, V-234 AA490; S. 828 Comedian Johnny Carson plays ball and scuba dives with the porpoises while touring the Florida Pavilion at the 1964 World’s Fair. Produced by the Florida Development Commission. 88. THE CASE FOR THE CANAL 1970 10:55; color; sound; V-16 BA086; S. 828 This film describes the Cross Florida Barge Canal. A state geologist describes the lock system, and viewers see phosphate and mines. Much of the film is the same footage as CA006 “Florida's Canal Main Street.” Various testimonials are given as to the quality of the canal project. Produced by Leroy Crooks. 89. CASEY CASON’S 80TH BIRTHDAY 1991 18:55; color; sound; V-163 P93-013
90. CASEY CASON’S 80TH BIRTHDAY #2 1991 22:52; color; sound; V-164 P93-013 In this film, each of the officials mentioned in the above-referenced film pay tribute to Captain Cason at his birthday celebration in Tallahassee. There is dancing at the end. 91. CASEY CASON’S MEMORIAL SERVICE 1992 52:45; color; sound; V-165 P93-013
92. CELEBRATIONS 1953 12:54; color; silent; V-178 H-23
93. A CENTURY OF BANKING IN JACKSONVILLE August 8, 1977 31:24; color; sound; V-92 EA016; S. 828
11:57; color; sound and silent; V-243 BA403; S.1239
28:00; color; sound; V-10 DA020; S. 828
96. THE CHALLENGE OF CHAMPIONS 1975 14:00; color; sound; V-16 CA093; S. 828 This film shows horse racing at Gulfstream in 1975. The wild animal race uses Bengal tigers. Viewers see jockey Eddie Arcaro. Produced by Tel-Air Interests; sponsored by Gulfstream Park. 97. CHALLENGE OF THE '70s November 5, 1966 12:15; color; sound; V-70 BA131; S. 828 Various foreign ministers of tourism meet in Miami to discuss tourism promotion. They have breakfast in the Carillon Hotel, meet Miss Florida and confer. Translators, "just like at the UN," give simultaneous translations over headphones. They break for lunch and go by bus to the Miami Herald's new building. Then there are speeches and the presentation of cigars to each delegate by FDC Chairman Charles Campbell. Produced by FDC. 98. THE CHANGING FACE OF FLORIDA 1960s 14:24; color; sound; V-214 CA319; S. 828
99. RAY CHARLES 1970s 13:50; color; sound; V-155 P93-013; S. 1239 It is "FAMU Day" at the Legislature. Ray Charles is introduced by Sen. Pat Thomas in the Senate Chamber. Mr. Charles chats for a while and then plays a tune. Videotaped by Bradley White. 100. ART CHEEK’S ORGANIC GARDEN 1970s 7:00; color; silent; V-190 BA279; S.1239 Art Cheek stands in his organic garden and shows off some of his organic produce. Also see BA279 & BA282. Produced by WFSU-TV. 101. ART CHEEK’S ORGANIC GARDEN April/May 1975 12:33; color; sound; V-190 BA281; S.1239 Art Cheek describes the benefits of organic gardening while sharing methods he uses to maximize vegetable yields in his 4,000-square-foot garden. This work film contains several segments that document the garden’s evolution from seeded soil to a lush cornucopia. Also see BA279 & BA281. Produced by WFSU-TV. 102. ART CHEEK’S ORGANIC GARDEN 1975 7:10; color; sound; V-190 BA282; S.1239 Art Cheek demonstrates how to tie off bean and tomato plants. He displays seedlings in his greenhouse and displays cabbages in his garden. He also explains how planting various herbs around the perimeter of his garden acts as a natural insect deterrent. Also see BA279 & BA281. Produced by WFSU-TV. 103. CHILDREN TUMBLING AT FSU 1950s 10:10; B&W; silent; V-117 BA162; S. 1239 This film shows scenes of tumbling children on the lawn on FSU campus. Most of the children are in grade school. Some of them are in costume. Instructors are also shown. 104. CIRCUS HALL OF FAME 1960s 13:00; B&W; sound; V-10 BA088; S. 828 This film shows circus mementos and performances from this now defunct attraction. A blonde woman in a dual role appears as "Mom" with a "typical" family and as a performer with trained ponies. Viewers see clowns, trained lions and a trapeze act. There is calliope music throughout. Produced by Guided Tours. 105. CIRCUS OF SUMMER FUN June 11, 1963 1:50; B&W; silent; V-95 AA149; S. 828 This was a news piece about the FDC campaign called "Circus of Summer Fun," which was created to encourage tourism. In the film, a vacationing family is stopped and "arrested" by Tallahassee City Police and Florida Highway Patrol and rewarded with a free weekend at a motel in Fort Lauderdale. Produced by FDC. 106. CITRUS BOULEVARD 1965 13:30; color; sound; V-10 BA113; S. 828 This film provides a look at Highway 27 on the way to Miami. Viewers see Silver Springs, Leesburg, the Citrus Tower with high scenic vistas of orange groves and an amphibious vehicle. A model swipes an orange from a tree in the Governor's Grove where each tree "belongs" to a state governor. The film shows a citrus stand and Cypress Gardens with a great shot of tourists and their movie cameras. Viewers also see Bok Tower and a majorette twirling in front of a store. There are good shots halfway through the film of a convertible, with models, on the highway. Produced by Guided Tours. 107. CITRUS HONEY 1970s 11:50; color; sound; V-95 BA175; S. 828 This film shows how the honey and citrus industries depend on each other in Florida. Handling of bees and hives is shown in detail. Extraction of honey, removal of wax and packaging are also shown. Then, viewers see University of Florida researchers working with honey and citrus products. 108. CITY CHRISTMAS LIGHTS/TALLAHASSEE December 1971 1:15; color; silent; V-132 AA266; S.1239 This film shows the Capitol and downtown Tallahassee with Christmas decorations. Produced by WFSU-TV. 109. CITY WITH A NEW LOOK 1960 19:50; color; sound; V-82 CA174; S. 828 This film gives a look at Orlando in the days before Disney. Viewers see downtown, citrus groves, a cattle farm, the Central Florida Fair and aircraft at nearby air bases. Hotels, motels, apartments, residential areas, schools, churches, community buildings, civic club buildings and recreation (including the city-owned harness racing track) are also shown. Viewers also see the Martin Aerospace plant and other space-oriented companies. The film shows senior citizens working, banks, newspapers, highway construction and the airport. Produced by Wurtele Film Productions; sponsored by Greater Orlando Chamber of Commerce. 110. CIVIL DISTURBANCE n.d. 4:42; color; silent; V-124 AA127; S. 828 Firefighters from West Palm Beach and Riviera Beach battle a building fire. Sheriff's deputies wearing helmets and carrying shotguns stand guard. A group of African-Americans watch and wave to the camera. Viewers also see a burning truck, more police, and African-Americans being arrested. 111. CIVIL RIGHTS 1960s 3:45; color; sound; V-168 S. 1239
112. CLEARWATER SPORTS n.d. 13:10; color; sound; V-14 BA042; S. 828
113. LEROY COLLINS LIBRARY DEDICATION 1993 58:00; color; sound; V-169
114. COLORFUL WORLD OF FLORIDA FASHION 1960s 5:31; color; sound; V-126 AA212; S. 828 This film shows a fashion show featuring all Florida-made products. It shows casual clothing for women, including many reversible combinations. 115. COLOR ME FUN ca. 1970 13:20; color; sound; V-82 BA144; S. 828 Three models represent the colors red, yellow and blue, and demonstrate how to have fun in Miami Beach, the "one place where colors and people come together." Viewers see a variety of food available, nightlife, water sports and other recreation. There is shopping, where "there's all sorts of groovy things and groovy people," and then dog racing, horse racing and jai-alai. The film ends with scenes from the Everglades. Produced by Coronado Studios; sponsored by the Tourist Development Authority of Miami Beach. Download 1.55 Mb. Share with your friends:
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