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First U.S. Satellite Launched! 1958/02/03 (1958) 1) Cape Canaveral launch of 30-pound Explorer satellite by 3-stage Redstone missile, press conference with von Braun and Van Allen with model, night time launch showing spinning satellite on top of rocket 2) "Egypt, Syria Merge In New Arab Republic" - Nasser and Kawakli? of Syria meet in Cairo to form UAR with 30 million population, sign at table - mideast (partial newsreel). Tags: Canaveral Syria Nasser Egypt UAR

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Skalpel "1958" prod: Grupa#13 dir: Magierski album: Skalpel Tags: skalpel 1958 #13 grupa#13 magierski

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Mon Oncle (1958) First dog scene. Tags: Mon Oncle dog Jacques Tati

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Skalpel - 1958 directed by: Dariusz Szemanowicz and Magierski for #13 Tags: skalpel 1958 video

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

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Ricky Nelson - Lonesome Town (1958) Rick Nelson singing 'Lonesome Town' on "The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet" in 1958. Tags: Rick Ricky Nelson Ozzie Harriet Lonesome Town 1950's music rock and roll rockabilly teenage idol 1958

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Sidney Bechet 1958 Sidney Bechet from French TV in 1958 playing 'Down By The Old Mill Stream' with Roland Hug tp,Jean-Louis Durand tb,Andre Reweliotty clt,Eddie Bernard p,Georges d'Halluin b, and Kansas Fields dm, Tags: Jazz Sidney Bechet

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Dizzy Gillespie - trumpet battle 1958 with Roy Eldridge, Teddy Buckner and Bill Colemann. http://trumpetkings.blogspot.com Tags: Dizzy Gillespie jazz trumpet

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Barney Wilen, Cannes Film Festival 1958 Coleman Hawkins, Don Byas, Barney Wilen, Guy Lafitte, Stan Getz (ts), Martial Solal (p), Arvell Shaw (b), J. C. Heard (d) Live Broadcast, Cannes, France, July 13, 1958 Official Barney Wilen site: http://www.barneywilen.com/ Tags: Barney Wilen Cannes film festival France Jazz

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Sheb Wooley - Purple People Eater (1958) Sheb Wooley Purple People Eater June 1958 Tags: Sheb Wooley Purple People Eater 1958

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STARDUST HOTEL & CASINO LAS VEGAS 1958-2006 I stayed on the top floor at the Stardust with a great view of the strip the final two nights before it closed Nov 1, 2006 to say goodbye to one of my favorite Las Vegas Hotel/Casinos. This is a compilation of my time there. The old Las Vegas many of us prefer is quickly disappearing- I hope long time visitors of this city will enjoy this last look at one of the original resorts on the Strip. Tags: Stardust Las Vegas Casino Strip Slots Poker Mafia Sin City

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La Bamba being Recorded 1958 Ritchie Valens Recording La Bamba Tags: La Bamba

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UTOPIA - "Auntie Mame" (1958) Again, I present another "Auntie Mame" video. (Because they are just oh-so fun to make.) This is the second video I've ever made with Sony Vegas - I hope I'm improving, and I hope you enjoy watching it much as I enjoyed making it! (I do apologize about the quality =/) Critique it, please! Song: "Utopia", performed by Sofia Loell Film: "Auntie Mame" (from 1958) [Disclaimer: Everything used in this video is copyright to it's original owner. I only used the song, the movie, and edited the two together. I make no profit from this, and absolutely no copyright infringement is intended.] Tags: Auntie Mame Rosalind Russell Utopia Sofia Loell 1958 fantabulany

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Dracula (1958) - Trailer 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. Tags: movie trailer horror dracula 1958 50s terror hammer vampire christopher lee

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Expo 1958 part 1 Expo 1958 Amateur 8mm film Tags: 8mm Expo 1958 Amateur film jeansmovies Belgium België

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1958 - Global Warming - It's NOT newly known 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. Tags: Global Warming 1958 Unchained Goddess Frank Capra Richard Carleson Baxter Bell Labs

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American Look: Part 1 of 3 (1958) (digitally enhanced) Populuxe film on American industrial design of 1958. Part one of three. Digitally enhanced at Retro-matic™ LLC in Hollywood, California. This film is registered as Public Domain with Creative Commons at www.creativecommons.org. Tags: design 50s automobile kitchen retro populuxe

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1958 cadillac old commerical Tags: cadillac cars ads

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Marilyn Monroe 1957 and 1958 An analysis of the photo sessions in which Marilyn Monroe as model portrays the image of silent screen stars Clara Bow, Lillian Russell, Theda Bara, as well as actresses Marlene Dietrich and Jean Harlow. She also portrays her own image. Also included are a photo of her husband the intellectual playwright Arthur Miller, as well as photos used in the publicity of her film " Some Like it Hot" . A limited number of photos which created an image. In the Theda Bara photo session she portrays her as Egyptian queen Cleopatra. Marlene Dietrich is portrayed in the role of Lola in the 1929 film THE BLUE ANGEL. Concerning the Jean Harlow image, I think she chose the role of Kitty in the movie DINNER AT EIGHT. Marilyn not only captured the stars in their respective roles, but was able to convey the essence of their personality. Marilyn may well have been the most original american movie star of the 1950s. The photos were published in the LIFE magazine issue of December 22nd, 1958. Included with the photos was an essay by Arthur Miller entitled "My wife Marilyn" It had been a difficult year for Marilyn with the filming of SOME LIKE IT HOT, a miscarriage, and the Avedon photo session. The photos with the black dress, including the very sad photo, was taken on May 6, 1957. The "sad photo" was made public only after her death. Marilyn paid tribute to those Hollywood legends, perhaps not realizing that she herself would become a legend. songs: I wanna be loved by you The Sheik of Araby Tico Tico "RICHARD AVEDON (1923--2004) "There was no such person as Marilyn Monroe ... [She was] invented, like an author creates a character." T oday, we all know the backstory: Tragic, beautiful Marilyn, doomed by a swirl of drugs and bad men and her wrecked sense of self. But precisely 50 years ago, at Richard Avedon's studio on Madison Avenue, she could still step into the breathy-blonde persona. "For hours she danced and sang and flirted and did this thing that's—she did Marilyn Monroe," Avedon said later, adding that the white wine helped things along. "Then there was the inevitable drop ... she sat in the corner like a child, with everything gone." And he clicked his shutter once more. "I wouldn't photograph her without her knowledge of it. And as I came with the camera, I saw that she was not saying no." The resultant final frame is among the most famous portraits ever made—one that is, as the photographer Vik Muniz neatly put it, "a picture of Norma Jean, not Marilyn." It contains what Roland Barthes, praising Avedon, called "the evidence that, within the image, there is always something else."....Even her reflections, a half-century on, have power." ""She gave more to the still camera than any actress, any woman I've ever photographed, infinitely more patient, more demanding of herself and more comfortable in front of the camera than away from it." - Richard Avedon" "In the Fall of 1958, Marilyn posed for the photographer, Richard Avedon, in a series of interpretations of the great sex symbols of the 21st century: Lillian Russell, Theda Bara, Clara Bow, Jean Harlow and Marlene Dietrich. Some of these photos were published exclusively by Life magazine. Miller wote an introduction to the article entitled, My wife, Marilyn. Many have criticized Miller for the contents of this article. Regardless of what Miller said or thinks, these pictures speak for themselves." "Marilyn as Theda Bara Marilyn wanted the role of Cleopatra in the infamous movie with Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton. When Avedon was doing these character photos, Marilyn was hoping someone would see the "Cleopatra" in her. Had Marilyn been chosen for this role, the movie would have been less expensive and scandalous." "In Marilyn Monroe, Avedon found a virtuoso of theatrical self-impersonation and with her pursued the mysterious point of convergence between actor and character, between the private self and the public role. "There was no such person as Marilyn Monroe," he explained in an interview with the filmmaker, Helen Whitney. "Marilyn Monroe was someone Marilyn Monroe invented, like an author creates a character." Recalling a session that took place at his studio on a May evening in 1957, he continued: "For hours she danced and sang and flirted and did this thing that's—she did Marilyn Monroe. And then there was the inevitable drop. And when the night was over and the white wine was over and the dancing was over, she sat in the corner like a child, with everything gone. I saw her sitting quietly without expression on her face, and I walked towards her but I wouldn't photograph her without her knowledge of it. And as I came with the camera, I saw that she was not saying no." "Are all portraits lies? It is interesting to think about, although much too deep (what is the truth of a person?) and general to ever actually resolve. Celebrity portraiture, I'd tend to agree, though what do I know? Not celebrities, that's for sure. Then, the next picture that popped into my head was this one, of Marilyn Monroe, by Richard Avedon, from The Metropolitan Museum of Art: Richard Avedon And the story behind it goes: "There was no such person as Marilyn Monroe. Marilyn Monroe was an invention of hers. A genius invention that she created, like an author creates a character. So when Marilyn Monroe put on a sequin dress and danced in the studio- I mean for hours she danced and sang and flirted, and did this thing. There was no describing what she did, she did Marilyn Monroe... And then there was the inevitable drop because she was someone who went very high up and very way down. And when night was over, she sat in a corner like a child with everything gone. But I wouldn't photograph her without her knowledge of it. And as I came with the camera, I saw that she was not saying no." Then, I thought: Nowadays, you know who probably would be saying no? Her publicists. There would be an army of them, tackling Richard Avedon, all with a vested interest in keeping "Marilyn Monroe" being seen as "Marilyn Monroe". Thankfully that didn't happen, because this is definitely my favorite out of all the pictures of Marilyn Monroe. I love everything about it: her expression, her posture; down to every little detail from the sad glimmer of the sequins on her dress to the flyaway hair at the very top of her head. Then, still thinking: I'm so glad I work with... what are they called? Real people? Non-celebrities? I am interested in people who idolize celebrities, and recently art directed a shoot, exploring the concepts of privacy, surveillance, and travel using the visual language that millions of people see their photos everyday, paparazzi shots: Essay from the exhibition publication, Richard Avedon: Portraits (Harry N. Abrams, New York, 2002)"" "Richard Avedon réalisa notamment la célèbre séance "Fabled Enchantresses", où Marilyn apparait transformée en Marlène Dietrich, Jean Harlow, Clara Bow et autres stars, pour le magazine Life en 1958. Marilyn s'amusa follement lors de cette séance, et elle fut un des meilleurs moments de sa carrière. Avedon était subjugé par sa performance en matière de métamorphose. "Elle donnait plus à l'objectif que toute autre actrice que j'ai eu l'occasion de photographier. Plus patiente, plus exigeante avec elle-même, et plus à l'aise dans le travail que lors des pauses."" "Uno dei suoi servizi più celebri apparve in Italia su dell'8 marzo del 1959. Era intitolato: Marilyn fa rivivere le grandi incantatrici. Ed era presentato da un lungo testo di Arthur Miller. Richard, aveva scattato una straordinaria serie di fotografie a colori e in bianco e nero di Marilyn Monroe, truccata e vestita da Lillian Russel, Marlene Dietrich, Theda Bara, Clara Bow e Jean Harlow. Ne era uscito un fotoservizio davvero straordinario." "Richard Avedon was born in New York on May 15, 1923 of Russian-Jewish immigrant parents. He attended Dewitt Clinton high school in the bronx, but never completed an academic education." Some Like It Hot (Billy Wilder) Marilyn Monroe as Sugar Kane Kowalczyk. The song sHe sings I WANNA BE LOVED BY YOU is the theme song of 1920s cartoon Character BETTY BOOP, even added the "boop-puh-pih- du" at the end of the song. The Clara Bow photos done by Marilyn in 1958 capture the happy spirit of BETTY BOOP. Tags: Marilyn Monroe fame Cleopatra Theda Bara Marlene Dietrich Clara Bow Lillian Russell Jean Harlow Arthur Miller Avedon

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LORRIE & LARRY COLLINS- "MERCY" (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 Tags: CollinsKids LorrieLarryCollins JoeMaphis JuneCarter TownHallParty Rockabilly Psychobilly Punk RiotGrrrl 50sRock

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Sonny Rollins 1958 Recording Session Please enjoy these songs with stereo sound! 1) In the Chapel in the Moonlight (Billy Hill) 2) I've Found a New Baby (Palmer / Williams) Personnel: Sonny Rollins (tenor sax), Hampton Hawes (piano), Barney Kessel (guitar), Leroy Vinnegar (bass), Shelly Manne (drums) from the album 'SONNY ROLLINS AND THE CONTEMPORARY LEADERS' Sonny Rollins Trio - How High The Moon http://www.dailymotion.com/60otaku/video/x4hg36_how-high-the-moon_music Tags: 1950s jazz Sonny Rollins Hampton Hawes Barney Kessel Leroy Vinnegar Shelly Manne Chapel in Moonlight I've Found New Baby

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Boise State: 1958 NJCAA Championship Game Highlights from 1958 NJCAA Championship Game. Tags: xostech sports boise state 1958 njcaa

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Trailer: The Hidden Fortress (Akira Kurosawa, 1958) aka Kakushi-toride no san-akunin (1958) with Toshirô Mifune Tags: Toshirô Mifune Akira Kurosawa Hidden Fortress

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GM CARS FOR 1958 Classic TV Commercial Here's a breathless, big budget TV commercial for the 1958 range of shiny, huge, General Motors cars (sorry, Autos), as broadcast on NBC. Could a vocal chorus sing any louder, bigger, higher?? Tags: TV Commercial GM

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Trailer: Mon Oncle (Jacques Tati, 1958) Mon Oncle Jacques Tati 1958 With Jacques Tati as Mr. Hulot Tags: jacques tati mr hulot mon oncle trailer 1958

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