Historic Films Stock Footage Archive: VM-28

00:03:07 135	PRE-TEEN GIRL SITS IN STUDY. LEATHER BOUND BOOKS. WORLD GLOBE. GIRL DOING HOMEWORK. FRUSTRATED AT THE RULES OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE. SLAMS BOOK CLOSED, PUTS HER HEAD ON THE DESK
00:03:27 155	FILM GOES BLURRY DREAMLIKE
00:03:35 163	ANIMATED ROOM. GIRL WAKES UP FROM DREAM SHRUNKEN TINY LITTLE GIRL CLIMBS UP ON DESK INTO HUGE BOOK
00:03:58 186	ANIMATED SEQUENCE LETTERS COME ALIVE. FASCINATED LITTLE GIRL FOLLOWS DANCING LETTERS
00:04:54 242	"THE MAD HATTER" SLIPS OUT FROM INSIDE ALICE IN WONDERLAND BOOK, INTRODUCES HIMSELF TO THE LITTLE GIRL. HIS SIDEKICK JABBERWOCK JOINS THEM SAYS THEY ARE GOING TO DO AWAY WITH THE ALPHABET.
00:05:56 304	LITTLE GIRL DANCES WITH LETTERS.
00:06:19 327	PROFESSOR BAXTER, PROFESSOR OF LINGUISTICS JOINS THEM. DR. BAXTER EXPLAINS THE IMPORTANCE OF LANGUAGE, WRITING.
00:08:31 459	ANIMATED SEQUENCE HOW SPEECH GREW THROUGH HISTORY. USING A TREE WITH BRANCHES TO ILLUSTRATE
00:09:15 503	ANIMATED SEQUENCE SHOWING HOW THE ROMANCE LANGUAGES GREW FROM LATIN. LITTLE ANIMATED BOYS SAY FATHER IN DIFFERENT ROMANCE LANGUAGES,
00:10:11 559	BABY SEQUENCE. CUTE LITTLE CHUBBY BABY IN WALKER CIRCA 1959. BABY IN CRIB. BABY SUCKS ON CHEW TOY BABY RATTLE. TWIN BABIES IN DOUBLE STROLLER.
00:10:34 582	BABY BORN IN HOSPITAL. DOCTOR HOLDS BABY UPSIDE DOWN
00:10:39 587	MOTHER AND BABY IN SWIMMING POOL.
00:10:47 595	CRAWLING BABY SEQUENCE. BABY TRIES TO REACH HORSE TOY. BABY CRAWLS AROUND SWIMMING POOL. YEAR OLD BABIES. HUGE CHUBBY CHEEKED ORIENTAL BABY
00:10:59 607	CU LITTLE GIRL KISSES GRANDMOTHER ON THE CHEEK
00:11:03 611	THREE YOUNG KIDS SIT ON STOOP, GIRL KISSES FRIEND ON THE CHEEK, LITTLE BOY GIVES GIRL FLOWER
00:11:08 616	PRE-TEEN GIRL SHRIEKING GIGGLING ON THE TELEPHONE "IT'S DADDY!" HOLDS PHONE UP TO BIGGER BROTHER'S EAR.
00:11:16 624	MAD HATTER WANTS TO GET ON WITH ELIMINATION OF THE ALPHABET. DR. BAXTER TELLS THEM HOW IMPORTANT SOUNDS ARE TO LANGUAGE
00:12:28 696	DRAWING OF VON KEMPELEN'S PHONETICS MACHINE. PRODUCES SPEECH SOUNDS
00:12:44 712	ANIMATED PROFESSOR VON KEMPELEN EXPLAINS HOW THE HUMAN SPEECH MECHANISM WORKS. PULLS SHADES DOWN WITH LUNGS, VOCAL CORDS, MOUTH, PALATE, NASAL CAVITIES ON THEM.
00:13:56 784	GOULD FOUNDATION VOICE RESEARCH LABORATORY, AT NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY. CU MAGNIFIED VOCAL CORDS. FLAPPING APART & COMING TOGETHER AGAIN HIGH SPEED PHOTOGRAPHY.
00:14:52 840	DR. BAXTER DESCRIBES HOW SOUND IS PUT INTO MEANINGFUL WORDS.
00:15:01 849	ANIMATED PROFESSOR VON KEMPELEN PRODUCING SOUNDS VOWELS, CONSONANTS. DEMONSTRATES HIS PHONETICS MACHINE, PRODUCES SPEECH SOUNDS THE A MACHINE
00:16:01 909	X-RAY OF HUMAN HEAD ILLUSTRATION HUMAN SPEECH IN ACTION.
00:16:47 955	DR. BAXTER EXPLAINS PHONEMES, THE BASIC SOUND OF SPEECH TO LITTLE GIRL
00:19:06 1094	MAD HATTER AND JABBERWOCK TRY TO CONVINCE DR. BAXTER THAT IT IS POSSIBLE TO COMMUNICATE WITHOUT WORDS THROUGH A DEMONSTRATION. "ONE, TWO, BUCKLE MY SHOE..". NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION
00:20:16 1164	CU HUGE PENCIL MAKES AN X OVER WORDS ON NOTE PAD
00:20:23 1171	JABBERWOCK TURNS CRANKS ON FILM REEL. FILM OF CANARY ISLANDS ON PROJECTOR SCREEN
00:20:50 1198	CANARY ISLANDS, LA GOMERA. MEN COMMUNICATE FROM OPPOSITE SIDES OF DEEP GORGES BY TELEPHONIC SPEECH, WHISTLING. CONSONANTS AND VOWELS ARE REPRESENTED BY DIFFERENCES IN PITCH. CU MAN WHISTLES A MESSAGE TO HIS FRIEND, FRIEND RESPONDS BY WHISTLING. CANARY ISLAND WHISTLING LANGUAGE
00:21:58 1266	AFRICAN JUNGLE TRIBE USING DRUM LANGUAGE BASED ON THE SYLLABLES OF WORDS. DRUM LANGUAGE OF THE CONGO. CU MEN PLAYING DRUMS. VILLAGERS ARRIVE,
00:22:30 1298	NORTH AMERICAN INDIAN RIDES HIS HORSE.
00:22:34 1302	CU NATIVE AMERICAN INDIANS COMMUNICATES WITH HIS HANDS AMERICAN INDIAN SIGN LANGUAGE
00:22:38 1306	NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN VILLAGE CIRCA 1959 TEEPEES
00:22:44 1312	SIOUX STORY TELLER USING INDIAN SIGN LANGUAGE
00:23:15 1343	DR. BAXTER EXPLAINS THE LIMITS OF NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATIONS AND ADVANTAGES OF SPOKEN LANGUAGES
00:24:11 1399	ANIMAL COMMUNICATION. LOW ANGLE CROW IN TREE, CAWS A LOUD HARSH WARNING AND OTHER BIRDS SCATTER. CU SQUIRREL DIGS HIND LEGS IN THE GROUND TO COMMUNICATE TO OTHER SQUIRRELS.
00:24:26 1414	CU BEE IN HONEY COMB.
00:24:34 1422	WORKER BEE FINDS FLOWER FULL OF NECTAR, PERFORMS THE DANCE OF THE HONEY BEE TO BEES IN HIVE. CU HIVE FULL OF BEES.
00:25:01 1449	MAD HATTER STOPS FILM. DR. BAXTER EXPLAINS HOW ANIMALS AND INSECTS HAVE MANY WAYS TO COMMUNICATE SOUNDS, SMELLS, MOTION
00:25:51 1499	JABBERWOCK ARRIVES WITH A PARROT. IMITATING HUMAN SPEECH. TALKING BIRD.
00:26:21 1529	DR. HAYES & WIFE WITH CHIMPANZEE TEACHING CHIMP HOW TO SPEAK. CHIMP SAYS MAMA. PAPA. CUP.
00:27:10 1578	CU CHIMP DOING "HUMAN THINGS" LIKE PUTTING A STRAW IN BOTTLE AND DRINKING FROM IT. CHIMP DRINKING. CHIMP BRUSHING ITS TEETH. LEARNED BEHAVIOR. JUMPS ON BED, TURNS LIGHT SWITCH ON WALL OFF.
00:27:31 1599	DR. BAXTER EXPLAINS TO GIRL THAT MAN IS THE ONLY CREATURE WITH TRUE LANGUAGE. MAD HATTER INTERRUPTS, WANTS TO RID THE WORLD OF GRAMMAR DR. BAXTER EXPLAINS IMPORTANCE OF GRAMMAR
00:29:44 1732	ESKIMO VILLAGE. DOG SLED TEAM. BRUTAL WINTER CONDITIONS.
00:29:58 1746	TROBRIAND ISLANDS, VILLAGERS, NATIVES COLLECT YAMS YAM HARVEST
00:30:07 1755	ARAB CAMEL TRAIN THROUGH THE DESERT
00:30:27 1775	ORIENTAL, ASIAN PEOPLES. WOMAN SITS IN FRONT OF BEAUTIFUL TEXTILES, RUGS. CU LITTLE GIRL WEARING HAIR IN BUN. OLD WOMAN WEARING FLOWERS IN HER HAIR. VENDER SELLS WARES AT MARKETPLACE. MOTHER CARRIES CHILD. ASIAN MAN IN OCCIDENTAL, WESTERN SUIT BOWS TO WOMAN IN KIMONO, GIVES HER A GIFT. OLD MEETS NEW.
00:30:44 1792	NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN WEARING HEADDRESS TALKS TO LITTLE BOY
00:30:51 1799	CU AMERICAN INDIAN IN LEATHER JACKET AND HEAD SCARF POINTS
00:30:56 1804	NATIVE ISLAND VILLAGE. WOMEN IN GRASS SKIRTS. TWO YOUNG MEN PERFORM A DANCE WEARING HORNS ON THEIR HEADS.
00:31:20 1828	HELICOPTER AERIAL OVER RIVER, HUTS ON BANK.
00:31:25 1833	CU PAN MALE MEMBERS OF A TRIBE
00:31:40 1848	STILL, FRANZ BOAS, LEONARD BLOOMFIELD. EDWARD SAPIER.
00:32:10 1878	OCCIDENTAL MAN SHOWS NATIVES MACHETE
00:32:28 1896	DR. BAXTER EXPLAINS LANGUAGES, HUMAN BEINGS COMMUNICATING TO ONE ANOTHER. LITTLE GIRL POINTS, RUNS TO A TOY BALLOON CARRYING AN ENVELOPE, OPENS, INVITATION TO A MAD TEA PARTY
00:33:11 1939	LITTLE GIRL AND DR. BAXTER GO TO MAD TEA PARTY MAD HATTER TRIES TO STUMP PROFESSOR BY INTRODUCING PEOPLE OF VARIOUS PROFESSIONS.
00:33:36 1964	JAZZ TRUMPETER SHORTY ROGERS. TALKS COOL "HEPCAT LANGUAGE". DR. BAXTER MEETS SHORTY, SPEAKS LIKE A HEPCAT.
00:34:49 2037	THEATRICAL PUBLICITY MAN SPEAKS IN WEIRD SORT OF SHORTHAND. DR. UNDERSTANDS AND SPEAKS THE SAME OCCUPATIONAL VOCABULARY.
00:35:22 2070	COWBOY SPEAKS IN COWBOY COLLOQUIAL. THE PROFESSOR UNDERSTANDS & TRANSLATES. MAD HATTER CAN'T STUMP THE GOOD PROFESSOR WITH DIALECTS.
00:36:19 2127	PROFESSOR AND GIRL JOINS THE MAD HATTER FOR TEA PARTY.
00:37:42 2210	ANIMATED DETECTIVE STORY. PRIVATE EYES INTERROGATE SUSPECT WHO WON'T TELL WHERE HE'S FROM, SO BY HAVING HIM SPEAK THEY FIGURE OUT WHAT REGION OF THE COUNTRY HE'S FROM. DIALECT GEOGRAPHER.
00:39:35 2323	DR. BAXTER EXPLAINS THE ROLE OF A DIALECT GEOGRAPHER
00:40:01 2349	DR. HANS KURATH, CONDUCTS RESEARCH ON REGIONAL SPEECH PATTERNS, DIALECTS. DIALECT DIFFERENCES IN WORDS AND PRONUNCIATION. DR. KURATH POINTS TO ISOGLOSS ON LANGUAGE MAP OF THE UNITED STATES. THREE BROAD-BAND BANDS.
00:41:11 2419	"PIONEERS" MOVING WESTWARD. CONESTOGA. COVERED WAGON
00:41:22 2430	MAP OF THE STATES SHOWING WESTWARD MIGRATION AND HOW DIALECTS WENT WITH THE PIONEERS, CHANGES IN AMERICAN SPEECH PATTERNS
00:41:41 2449	STEAM TRAIN THROUGH PLAINS
00:41:54 2462	SAN FRANCISCO CIRCA 1959 STREET CAR CLIMBS WITH 1950s CARS
00:42:01 2469	DR. BAXTER EXPLAINS THAT LINGUISTICS IS A SCIENCE THROUGH RESEARCH AND IMAGINATION
00:42:41 2509	STILLS BELL, TELEPHONE. EDISON, PHONOGRAPH. MARCONI, WIRELESS
00:42:53 2521	DR. BAXTER EXPLAINS TO LITTLE GIRL HOW "FILMS TALK" USING ANIMATED SOUNDTRACK.
00:43:43 2571	SOUND SPECTROGRAPH TURNS SPEECH INTO PICTURES. SPEECH WAVES. SCIENTIST SPEAKS INTO MACHINE WHICH RECORDS SPEECH WAVES. PITCH AND LOUDNESS. CU PRINTOUT OF SPEECH WAVES. SCIENTIST CREATES SPEECH PATTERN BY PAINTING PATTERNS ON CLEAR PLASTIC WITH A BRUSH. THEN PLAYED BACK.
00:44:51 2639	CU SPEECH PATTERN RECOGNIZED AS A FIVE BY DEAF PEOPLE.
00:44:58 2646	CU MACHINE THAT LISTENS TO SPOKEN NUMBERS AND OBEYS ORDERS. AUTOMATIC DIGIT RECOGNIZER.
00:45:24 2672	VOICE TYPEWRITER WHICH TYPES SPOKEN WORDS
00:46:51 2759	JOHNNIAC, AUTOMATIC TRANSLATOR. MACHINE WHICH TRANSLATES LANGUAGES. EARLY COMPUTER PRINTOUT
00:47:18 2786	LINGUISTIC SCIENTIST, PROFESSOR KENNETH HARPER WORKS WITH STUDENTS FROM UCLA
00:48:14 2842	CU GIANT POSTCARD WITH UNITED NATIONS STAMP
00:48:21 2849	NATIONS FLAGS FLYING AT THE UNITED NATIONS BUILDING EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR CIRCA 1959
00:48:43 2871	MONTAGE VARIOUS NATIONALITIES FROM NATIVE VILLAGERS TO OCCIDENTAL CHILDREN ON PLAYGROUND.
00:49:02 2890	WORKERS, GUIDES EXPLAIN TO FOREIGN TOURISTS BY GESTURES AND POINTING. UNDERSTANDING THROUGH NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION
00:49:11 2899	GROUP OF ARAB MEN SQUATTING & EATING FROM COMMUNAL BOWL
00:49:15 2903	LABORATORY, RESEARCH CIRCA 1959. POURING LIQUIDS INTO BEAKERS
00:49:28 2916	A BABY BEING BORN IN THE HOSPITAL. DOCTOR SHOWS MOTHER BABY. BABY CRY
00:49:36 2924	TILT DOWN UNITED NATIONS FACADE
00:49:46 2934	MAD HATTER POURING BLASTING POWDER ON THE FLOOR, LIGHTS A MATCH ON THE BOTTOM OF HIS SHOW. LIGHTS THE POWDER TO DESTROY BOOKS. MAD HATTER AND JABBERWOCK GO BACK INSIDE ALICE IN WONDERLAND THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS BOOK
00:51:01 3009	LITTLE GIRL COVERS HER EYES AS POWDER EXPLODES
00:51:12 3020	DREAM SEQUENCE ENDS, GIRL WAKES UP FROM HER NAP. LOOKS AROUND. DR. BAXTER ENTERS, HELPS HER WITH HER HOMEWORK
00:51:55 3063	CAMERA ZOOMS OUT OF LIGHTED WINDOW TO SURROUNDING NEIGHBORHOOD AT NIGHT