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Watergate Impeachment Hearings House Judiciary Committee, July 26, 1974
Watergate Impeachment Hearings House Judiciary Committee, July 26, 1974
Watergate Impeachment Hearings House Judiciary Committee, July 26, 1974.
Watergate Impeachment Hearings House Judiciary Committee, July 26, 1974.
Watergate Impeachment Hearings House Judiciary Committee, July 26, 1974. Vote on motion to strike paragraph I of the Sarbanes substitute.
Watergate Impeachment Hearings House Judiciary Committee, July 26, 1974. Vote on motion to strike paragraph I of the Sarbanes substitute.
Impeachment Hearings: House Judiciary Committee, July 26, 1974 (2/2)
[01.15.05] *See information in RIGHTS field before using* LEHRER turns questions over to guest commentators VAN ALSTYNE and DIAMOND asks a question, interrupted by DUKE announcing that LEWIS has gotten a chance to talk with Rep. SANDMAN. [cut LEWIS with SANDMAN, who is smiling pleasantly] LEWIS asks if the REPUBLICANS who support NIXON are going to extend debate to the fullest length of time possible. Rep. SANDMAN says that he doesnt' intend to do this on every point, but thinks he's sure that others will. Says his own motion was on a strict point of law, and he is not willing to yield to the rulings made today. Says that the case for impeachment on this article is very soft, which is why the pro-impeachment side is averse to specifics in the allegations. LEWIS points out that SANDMAN'S side obviously does not have the votes to win any of the motions. Why carry it on. SANDMAN says that he believed strongly in his argument, and that he needs to establish his objection in committee on the particular point so that he is justified in raising it on the HOUSE FLOOR later. He does not plan to do this for other parts of the ARTICLE. It is important on principle not to let the allegations go by unchallenged if they are believed to be inadequate. LEWIS asks if it's impossible to conclude the debate on the ARTICLE could be finished by the next day. SANDMAN confirms that it will take longer than that. [01.19.06--DUKE/LEHRER in studio] LEHRER says that SANDMAN left no doubt about his position on debating the ARTICLE. Returns to guests--question-- has the time been wasted? VAN ALSTYNE says no, and that it is likely that after 11 hours of debate, he can't think of any further objection to the ARTICLE as drafted, and he'd be surprised if the numbers even change on each vote. The rest of the debates may serve to educate the public in some sort of "Chinese Water Torture" process, but not to change the votes DUKE says that VAN ALSTYNE is saying that there exists a stable coalition in favor of the ARTICLE that is not going to succumb to efforts to reject the ARTICLE. DIAMOND disagrees that the matter is decided, that there is nothing decided about the final form of the articles. [01.22.22]
Impeachment Hearings: House Judiciary Committee, July 27, 1974
[00.02.00] [in to NPACT studio commentary in progress, Martin DIAMOND discusing the hearings] Says that the liberal DEMOCRATS must take care not to delegitimize the proceedings by seeking to impeach NIXON because they disagree with his policies. Ulitmately, the committee will likely acquit itself well, DUKE asks what the men think of NIXON'S chances on the HOUSE FLOOR. WILLIAM VAN ALSTYNE says that he thinks his chances are not good. Notes that many in the committee who were undecided were clearly swayed by the evidence in favor of impeachment, in spite of the efforts of the PRO-NIXON members. DUKE/LEHRER give preview of the debate, hour-by-hour, in the videotaped action from the afternoon session. [00.06.35]
Liberace Show #80, Master 702
Selections: "Nola" Unknown Title "Rondo A La Turk" (Mozart) LIBERACE PLAYS SONG ON A HARPSICORD Excerpt from "Polonaise" (Chopin) with vocal "Dream of Love" (Liszt) "This Old Piano of Mine" with vocal
Liberace Show #81, Master 703
Selections: MOTHER'S DAY SHOW "I Want A Girl" with vocal "Songs My Mother Taught Me" (Dvorak) "When Your Hair Turns To Silver" LIBERACE SINGS TO HIS MOTHER "I Want My Mama" "Important Event" (Schumann) Actor portrays Robert Schumann, 19th century -family scenes, celebrating child's birth, gives doctor cigar "Contentedness" (Schumann) - Family scene, father giving daughter piggy back ride, mother sewing. "Curious Story" (Schumann) Father reading to child "Child Asleep" (Schumann) Mother and father watch child sleeping "Let Me Call You Sweetheart": Lib coaxes his studio audience into singing along with him and brother George. MS's of all-white, predominantly older female crowd. George conducting audience. MS's of Lib conducting, microphone in hand. Nice shot of audience clapping.
Liberace Show #82, Master 704
Liberace Show #82, Master 704
Liberace Show #84, Master 706
Selections: "Under Paris Skies" "Echo Serenade" FEATURING CELLOIST BOLININI "April In Paris" with vocal "Can-Can" (Offenbach) with dancers "Clair de Lune" (Debussy) "French National Anthem"
Liberace Show #85, Master 707
Selections: "Five Note Song" "Minuet" (Boccherini) "Gay 90's Medley" Barbershop Quartet "Only A Bird In A Guilded Cage" "Roaring 20's Medley" The Charleston (1st sequin coat used) "Rhapsody in Blue" "Sun In The Morning, Moon In The Night"
Liberace Show #86, Master 708
Selections: "Tisket, Tasket" with vocal "Deep Purple" "Greensleeves" with vocal "Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom" FEATURING BILL REGIS ON TRUMPET "Blue Danube" "Black Magic"
Liberace Show #87, Master 709
Selections: "A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody" with vocal INTRODUCES THE WOMEN OF THE LIBERACE FAMILY "Ruby" FEATURING A HARMONICA PLAYER "Anna" with vocal "Vanessa" FEATURING HARMONICA PLAYER "Laura" "Nola" FEATURING BALLET DANCER
Comedy/Humour (Reel 2 of 2)
517-5 Humans and animals - monkey, lions, bear (includes a monkey dressed in a tuxedo eating dinner at a restaurant and smoking a cigar) (80') 517-19 Wrestling in Molasses (30') 517-2 Levitation (20') 517-17 Gangster Misc. (30') 517-14 Prohibition (100') 517-9 Bank Robbery (10') 517-13 Goat Sacrifice (50') 517-16 Roaring 20s scenes (450') (includes turn of the century recreations)
Liberace Show #83, Master 705
Selections: "Davy Crockett" with vocal (LIBERACE WEARS A COONSKIN CAP) Gershwin Medley: "Embraceable You" "Swanee River" "The Man I Love" "Sincerely Yours" with vocal "South American Way" "Concerto in B Flat Minor" (Tchaikovsky) "Tea For Two" with vocal and dance
Liberace Show #88, Master 711
Selections: "Gotta Get Goin" with vocal "Serenade" "The Last Roundup" with vocal "Lady of Spain" Theme from "High and Mighty" FEATURING MUZY MARSOLINO WHO WHISTLED THE THEM FOR THE MOVIE SND'TRK "Route 66" with vocal
Liberace Show #89, Master 712
Selections: "Spaghetti Rag" PHOTOS OF LIBERACE'S POOL AND BACKYARD "Rhapsody By Candlelight" "Cocktails For Two" with vocal "Cuba Liberace" with a dancing George Liberace "Serenade" (Schubert) "There'll Be Some Changes Made" with vocal FEATURES LIBERACE WEARING SOME OF HIS MANY OUTFITS
Liberace Show #90, Master 713
Selections: "Yakety Yak Polka" (Strauss) "5th Symphony-- An Dante Contobole" (Tchaikovsky) "Drinking Song-- La Traviata" (Verdi) FEATURES VOCALS BY LUCILLE NORMAN "Habanera" from "Carmen" "Carmen Boogie" "Ballet of the Clouds" with ballet dancers "Cement Mixer" (comedy song) FEATURES LUCILLE NORMAN
Liberace Show #91, Master 802
Selections: Unknown Title "Moonlight Sonata" (Beethoven) "I'll Be Seeing You" (closing theme) with vocal "Stars and Stripes Forever" (featuring George Liberace and the orchestra, as well as Liberace tap dancing in naval officer uniform) LIBERACE READS FROM THE WRITINGS OF TCHAIKOVSKY "No Business Like Show Business" with vocal
Liberace Show #92, Master 710
Selections: "Humoresque" "Broadway Medley" with dancers "Faith Unlocks the Door" with vocal "Lover" "Punchinello" (Rachmaninoff) "I'm Looking Over a Four Leaf Clover"