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X 221158 19:39:43
- 19:50:55 1958 USA COL SD The
Wonder Of Our Body (1958)
Moody Institute of
Science [main title missing]
Religiously-slanted
educational from Moodys Wonder series.
Young boys into Uncle
Bobs hardware store w/ broken camera. Uncle Bob tells the boys about history of photography & that mans
invention can never compare to the human eye - uses camera lens to explain -
cutaways to animation of eye. Theyre
only one part of the wondrous body God has given us - This house we live in
is made up of many remarkable things - points out that what they can see isnt
just a still, silent picture - look out window at other boys playing ball
game. Cue lecture about the human
ear - cutaway to pianist playing & cross-section diagram of human ear -
human ear bone - same size from birth - baby w/ doctor. Uses of human hand not replicated by
science - robotic arm pouring coffee & handing cup to woman. Uncle Bob talks about human chemical
plant - shots of workers stoking furnace, man eating sandwich etc. - man
sweating.
19:47:58 Graphic CU human heart beating. Blood through blood vessels seen
through microscope. Row of 12
pints of blood; oil tankers past to illustrate quantity of blood pumped in
lifetime. If you live to be 65
years old, your heart will have pumped two and one half thousand million times
and without one single shut-down for repairs!. Uncle Bob summarises other amazing wonders of the human body
[no mention of sex or reproduction].
19:49:21 Religion stepped up: I guess God went
to a lot of trouble, just to make our bodies so perfect / Yes, the way we are
made does show His great wisdom and power. Uncle Bob says we should keep ourselves clean not just
from ordinary dirt but from the kind that will spoil our hearts and minds -
advises healthy diet & good clean exercise. Kids out to play; Bob hangs Back in One Hour sign on door
so he can join kids at ball game.
Religion -
Christianity; Biology; Anatomy; Health; Optics; Robotics; Anti-Darwinism
LN 000-002 220358 02:07:00
- 02:15:58 1930s usa B/W SD Popping The Cork
Educational Pictures
Prod. Jack White; Dialogue E.B.Colvan; Story Harold Atteridge; Dance Dir. Bob
Alton
With Milton Berle, Norma Taylor, Mary Cole, Gertrude Mudge
1/2
CU College Snitch newspaper w/ headline Oxy College For Repeal. CU sign: Oxidontal University. Staircase / college entrance lined w/
men in football pants throwing balls to one another and girls skipping w/
ropes. Line of girls in white
sportswear emerge w/ vars racquets, balls etc. Football players line up w/ REPEEL spelt out on back of
jerseys.
02:08:02: College Dean talks w/
young woman (Gloria). Man w/
Panama hat and fur coat arrives (Elmer), greeted by football players. Woman embraces man in fur coat. Football players admire coat; he opens
it to reveal just bathing trunks. Another man in fur coat w/ bathing cap arrives, opens coat to reveal fur
bathing suit. Woman asks man for
fur coat; jocks huddle round him while he takes off coat and gives it to her;
other man brings him suit to change into.
02:11:21: Glorias mother arrives
w/ Dean; Oh look at the boys, theyre always playing. Football players leave Elmer exposed in
front of Glorias mother.
02:13:08: VS radio broadcast of
student debate on prohibition. Man
at microphone making speech; script altered by Elmer; gag: Youre trying to
make a monkey out of me! / Its too late, a guy named Darwin beat me to
it. Elmer makes pro-repeal speech;
ticker-tape machine in BG; college professors exchange weary glances. Gloria leaves w/ Meet me at Oxy
Roadhouse chalked on skirt.
1930s Americana. Gags. University life. Fashion. Prohibition. Jazz Age. Morality.
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