Interviews Of The Century VI
Interviews Of The Century VI
THIS FOOTAGE IS ON PREVIEW CASSETTE #201089 INTERVIEWS OF THE CENTURY, hosted by BOB ELSON. Bob interviews interesting people in Chicago's Union Station as they wait to board the famous Twentieth Century Limited train bound for New York City. Needless to say (but will be said anyway) there are many great tight and wide LS's of the famed train leaving downtown Chicago and arriving at Grand Central Station; subjective and objective shots. Good MS's of passengers and porters boarding the train. Interviewees: Lois Wilson, with her Pekinese cradled in her arms: TV, stage and film (silent and talkie) actress. Fred Sadie, former president of the National Boxing Association. He talks about Joe Louis and a then-rising Rocky Rocky Marciano (before they fought), then about Jack Kerns and Joe Maxim (after they fought). United States Senator Estes Kefauver. Dr. Ralph Angel, the head of University of Michigan's sociology department. Dr. Robert Strauss, a researcher at Yale University studying the effects of alcoholism. Willie Shore, comedian. Dr. Jules Montenet, French cosmetic chemist and president of aptly-named Jules Montenet Cosmetics Inc. Earl Hilligan, director of publicity for baseball's American League.