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This Scopitone film shamelessly promotes the Scopitone machines being marketed in France and the United States. This certainly makes scopitiones look fun!

Gale Garnett's scopitone classic Where Do You Go To Go Away? asks the question: where do you go to get a Satan statue?

Gary Lewis and the Playboys Perform Little Miss Go-Go.

Barbara McNair sings Moulin Rouge.

Sonny King gets doused with water when his wife leaves him for putting letters on her underwear. He gets back at her in threesome and putting letters on the blanket.

Neil Sedaka's performance in his Calendar Girl video is awesome but it fails to answer Miss July's question"How come Shirley doesn't have to wear the turkey costume?!"

Frankie Randall sings about a yellow-haired woman in the Wild West!. You just can't trust them...

Donna Theodore sings Experience Unnecessary, discussing how she'll settle for a guy who doesn't necessarily know what he's doing.

Kay Starr sings Around The World In 80 Days.

Ethel Ennis sings "I've Got That Feeling!"

The Hondells perform Sea Cruise. On a boat. Naturally.

Jody Miller knocks iyt out of the park with this version of Things. Dean Martin and Nancy Sinatra got nothing on her!

The theme song of the spy movie by the same name, sung by Joi Lansing! You have to listen to the lyrics to believe them.

Princess Leilani does the hula in the scopitone film which advises you to keep your eyes on the hands...

Listen to Gale Garnett singing about a guy called Small Potatoes. I've watched this one a hundred times and I have yet to see a single potato.

Billie Lee Riley sings Red Dress in this scopitone.

Joi Lansing does the song The Silencers, from the movie of the same name with Dean Martin.

Damita Jo sings Silver Dollar, great music for inflation!

Herb Alpert plays Tijuana Taxi while his dancers annoy the heck out of tourists.

January Jones sings That Old Gang of Mine. Wow. Really.

Sue Raney performs Before The Rain. Lots of lying down in the grass.

Vicki Carr belts out "Everything I've got belongs to you" in a film which includes really unrealistic street fighting scenes.

Cool song. Interesting dance moves. Spanish lessons. What's not to like?

It's a socially relavent song... that you can dance to!

Gale sings about a guy named Small Potatoes (don't ask) who winds up going to jail. He wears a bowler.

Nino Tempe and April Stevens belt out this cool one.

Princess Leilani appears in this scopitone film of Smouldering Drums.

If you've ever seen The Race Is On and love scopitones you'll appreciate this design. If you're a psychiatrist and have SEEN The Race Is On you'll wonder...

During Operation Iraqi Freedom the Multi-National Corps Iraq (MNCI) formed an Information Operations Task Force to combat enemy disinformation and misinformation and to reach target audiences with positive information about the Coalition. IOn effect, we wanted the insurgents to dance to OUR tune instead of the other way around. What better nickname could we have than Task Force Scopitone, named after the crazy multilingual music videos of the 1960s! The "badge" incorporated twin palm trees as a frame, a sword with a lightning bolt signified information as a weapon and the snake being hit with it represented the insurgency.

Dick and Dee Dee show how it to be absolutely miserable while everyone else is enjoying themselves. Listening to Dick and Dee Dee is a start.

Gale Garnett asks the questions no one asks: Who is known as a sport? What's with the guys in the armor? What is the geography of Hell? Where did we get the Satan statue? Be sure to check out the magic suitcase.