“Smoldering Drums,” featuring Princess Leilani, with Alex McAngus, for Scopitone. These short films were back-projected on a small screen mounted on a “visual jukebox.”
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“Où ça ? Où ça ?” written by Gérard Gustin, Pierre Saka, and Sacha Distel, performed by M. Distel for Scopitone. Note the quote from West Side Story. These short films were back-projected on a small screen mounted on a “visual jukebox.”
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“Alló Maillot 38-37,” written by Michel Jourdan, Philip Springer, and Buddy Kaye, performed by Frank Alamo for Scopitone. These short films were back-projected on a small screen mounted on a “visual jukebox.”
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“Le jazz et la java,” adapted by by Jacques Datin from a piece by Dave Brubeck, with lyrics by Claude Nougaro, performed by M. Nougaro in this 1962 film for Scopitone. These short films were back-projected on a small screen mounted on a “visual jukebox.”
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“Things,” written by Bobby Darin, performed by Jody Miller for Scopitone. These short films were back-projected on a small screen mounted on a “visual jukebox.”
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“Scopitone Party,” performed by Betty Clair and friends for Scopitone in 1964. These short films were back-projected on a small screen mounted on a “visual jukebox.”
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“Le locomotion,” a French version of the Gerry Goffin and Carole King song, performed by Sylvie Vartan in 1962 for Scopitone. These short films were back-projected on a small screen mounted on a “visual jukebox.”
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“Queen of the House,” a parody of Roger Miller‘s “King of the Road” written by Mary Taylor, performed by Jody Miller for Scopitone. These short films were back-projected on a small screen mounted on a “visual jukebox.”
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“Tous les Garçons et les Filles” performed by Françoise Hardy for Scopitone in 1962. These short films were back-projected on a small screen mounted on a “visual jukebox.”
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“I Love Being Here With You,” written by William Schluger and Peggy Lee, performed by January Jones for Scopitone in 1966. These short films were back-projected on a small screen mounted on a “visual jukebox.”
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