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1990/168
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Part 3 (1990/168, film and video call numbers, Audio 1651A): Additions, 1963-1980 29 films, 1 film can, and 11 audio recordings : Films, video and audio recordings, 1963-1980, promoting Wisconsin tourism, industry, and local businesses. Records contain 16 mm prints for 23 complete film titles, one of which also has a 3/4-inch U-Matic access copy; as well as 16 mm printing elements for an untitled film on cross-country skiing by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. Also included are 3 reels containing products and services, community development, and tourism commercials for Wisconsin businesses and year-round recreational activities in the state. This accession also contains eleven audio recordings highlighting Wisconsin travel and tourism, including Little Bohemia, Summerfest, and the Wisconsin State Fair. : Printing elements cannot be viewed.
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Commercials
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AC 562
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[Wisconsin Businesses Commercials], undated 16 mm, color, sound : Product and tourism commercials by Wausau Homes, Blue Cross of Wisconsin, Surgical Care Blue Shield; Usinger's, Bolens from FMC, Wisconsin Telephone, and Employers Insurance of Wausau.
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AE 200
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[Wisconsin Businesses Commercials], undated 16 mm, color, sound : Product and tourism commercials from Employers' Insurance of Wausau, Wisconsin Telephone,and Evinrude. Includes four commercials for Employers' Insurance; two commercials for the touchtone phone from Wisconsin Telephone, and two commercials for the outboard motor from Evinrude.
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AC 563
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[Wisconsin Promotional Commercials], undated 16 mm, color, sound : Commercials from Marx Films, Incorporated (Milwaukee, Wisconsin), two fall tourism commercials, two winter in Wisconsin commercials, Jerry Smith Studio (Milwaukee, Wisconsin), Wisconsin Conservation Department PSA for Your Window on Wisconsin for outdoor fun; two Wisconsin Vacation and Travel Service ads.
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AC 565
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[UW Extension Community Development Commercials], undated 16 mm, color sound : UW Extension Community Development ads on, community building (sign language with subtitles); Medford industry development and job growth, rural vacation at farms in northern Wisconsin, Gilman community development; Cable, Wisconsin 1977 Birkebeiner winter events and vacations, Paavo Nurmi Marathon running in Hurley, Wisconsin; outdoor fun and attractions, vacations and community development community meeting needs for senior citizens' bus service.
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Films
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DD 726
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Ciao, Turista!
Produced for the U.S. Travel Service, U.S. Department of Commerce this presents Sal Dano and Linda Dano as Enrico and Rosa, two Italian tourists with limited English language skills trying to navigate their way through an American city. Stress the economic benefit of foreign tourists and the need for state and local programs and services for foreigners, as well as the importance of individual hospitality and ambassadorship.
Production, Paramount Pictures, 1974
Cast, Sal Dano, Linda Dano; director and producer, Alden Scott Miller; writer, Garrie Bateson; music, Basil Poledouris; director of photography, Jose Mignone
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DD 724-DD 725
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Citizen Participation, A Case Study in Economic Development
A documentary study of the process of citizen participation as it was applied from July 1978 through 1980 in the revitalization of downtown Eau Claire, Wisconsin, a city with a population of about 51,000.
Production, Photographic Media Center, University of Wisconsin Extension, 1980
Producer, cinematographer, and editor, Jackson Tiffany; project co-director, Harriett Mayer
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AE 185
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Fall in Northern Wisconsin
A film made to show the lights and shadows, shades and colors that made fall so beautiful in the north.
Production, Distributed by Wisconsin Conservation Department. Made in cooperation with agricultural agents in Vilas, Oneida, Iron, Langlade, Marinette and Forest Counties. Filmed by University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture, undated
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CB 121
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For You, Naturally16 mm, color, sound A description of the Wisconsin State Parks System and a tour of several of the parks. Duplicate copy of DD 360 with a running time of 24 minutes Production, Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, circa 1970s Director, Staber W. Reese; photographer, Dean E. Tvedt; writer, Mel Ellis
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DD 360
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For You, Naturally Duplicate copy of CB 121 with a running time of 25 minutes
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DD 728
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New Miners16 mm, color, sound A report on mining iron, copper, and zinc in Wisconsin. Film follows the process of finding and extracting the metals and also discusses the impact mines have on the land, the economy, and the community. Also discusses how harmful side effects can be minimized and what was learned from past mistakes in the mining and logging industries. Production, Telecommunications Center, University of Wisconsin Green Bay, 1978 Director, producer and writer, Brian Schmidlin; cinematographer and editor, Flepkin Blakeslay
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CB 126
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See More of America16 mm, color, sound Tourism film highlighting some of the nation's tourist destination. Film includes four different introductions. Production, United States Travel Service, United States Department of Commerce, undated
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CC 377
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Shoreland Development-A New Approach16 mm, color, sound Shows the tourist benefit of developing shore lands, but stressing the importance of good management and the need to protect natural lake systems, reducing man's impact on our natural resources, and how to avoid crowing in these areas. Production, prepared by the Inland Lake Demonstration Project and the University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Agricultural Journalism and funded by the Upper Great Lakes Regional Commission, 1973
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CB 115
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Snow Trails
This promotional film for winter recreation in Wisconsin highlights a number of activities, including snowmobiling, skiing, ski jumping, ice fishing, and tubing. The film shows the “Crazy Legs Hill Climb” snowmobile race and gives information on where to obtain recreational equipment.
Production, RBIC Films Production, circa 1958
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DD 727
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Summer of '7616 mm, color, sound A film tour of summer activities in Wisconsin. Places and activities include waterskiing, fishing, hot air ballooning, Wisconsin Dells, Lambeau Field, car racing, Aztalan motocross, small town festivals, concerts, and shows. Production, Marx Films, Incorporated, 1976 Director, Gregg P. Shelby; producer, Duke Marx, writer, John Lincoln; host, Gary Burghoff
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AC 564
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There Must Be a Better Way16 mm, color, sound This film depicts Wisconsin's natural beauty by following a businessman into the countryside of Lincoln County to look for a good location outside the city where his company can build a new factory. Production, Bill Rebone in cooperation with Geisel Studios, Wausau, Wisconsin, 1970 Director and producer, Bill Rebone
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CB 120
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Travel Pictures Count16 mm, color, sound A film discussing the importance that pictures, especially personal pictures, play in tourism and in advertising. The narrator introduces guests from various professions who describe the importance of pictures in their fields. Production, Kodak, 1971
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FE 363
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We Like it Here!16 mm, color, sound Film promoting Wisconsin industry and tourism. Includes segments on shipping, fishing, agriculture, a nuclear power plant, Native Americans in Wisconsin, and the Milwaukee Circus Parade. Includes an introduction by Governor Warren Knowles. Production, Swanson Productions, 1966. Produced through cooperation of Business and Industry Labor and Agriculture Government Agencies. A presentation of Wisconsin Department of Resource Development Narrator, Ray Scott Script and direction, Robert W. Swanson
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CB 119
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What Elmer Has!, Fishing Fever16 mm, color, sound A film promoting fishing in Sawyer County, Wisconsin. Production, RBK Film, 1955 Photographer, writer and editor, Robert B. Kutz
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CB 118
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Wild River Country16 mm, color, sound A look at the four seasons of recreation and wildlife in the wild river country of Wisconsin. Includes fishing, hunting, canoeing scenes; rafting, camping, kayaking, and wild rice collecting. Production, Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, undated Photographer, Staber W. Reese and Dean Tvedt; script and narration, George Vukelich; editing, recording and music scoring, A. Stuart Hanisch and ASH Film Productions
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AC 561
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Winterful Wisconsin16 mm, color, sound This film promotes Wisconsin's wintertime sports and shows scenes of nature, winter camping, snowmobiling, ice skating, sledding, ice sailing, ski jumping, curling and wildlife. Production, Vacation and Travel Service, Department of Natural Resources of the State of Wisconsin, undated Photographers, Dorothy Eckman, Leo Eckman; writer, Joseph Sander; narrator, Byrne Piven
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AE 184
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Wisconsin Dells: Where the Fun Times Are16 mm, color, sound Promotional film featuring the Wisconsin Dells. Highlights the Wisconsin Ducks, the photography of H.H. Bennett, geological formations like “Chimney Rock,” “Witch's Gulch,” and “Stand Rock.” Also shows the Lower Dells, horseback riding, and attractions such as Fairy Tale Land and Circus World; accommodations and dinning, fudge making, Indian crafts and ceremonials. Some seasonal activities like skiing and snowmobiling are also shown. Production, Wisconsin Dells Regional Chamber of Commerce, circa 1970s
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CB 116
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Wisconsin: Its People, Its Products, and Its Place in the World16 mm, color, sound A film depicting Wisconsin's people, businesses, and industries. The film documents how people live in Wisconsin and the importance of Wisconsin products in the world, including paper mills, logging, transportation, mobile home and boat production, and chemicals. Production, a Robert M. Carson Production, 1963 Producer, Robert M. Carson; photographer, Robert Dienethal; production coordinator, Beatrice M. Berry; executive producer, Sidney N. Berry
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CB 117
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Wisconsin: Land Made for Vacations16 mm, color, sound A state produced film depicting natural and historical tourist sites in Wisconsin, including Wisconsin Dells, Villa Louis, Stonefield Village, Little Norway, New Glarus, Milwaukee County Zoo, state parks, fishing, hunting, and water sports, along with highlights of various Wisconsin festivals. Production, Vacation and Travel Service of the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, 1958
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DG 020
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Wisconsin: The Good Life
A promotional film for the state of Wisconsin showing Wisconsin as a cultural and industrial center. Also features recreational activities, natural resources, and Wisconsin history.
Production, produced by Dick Durrance Films for The First Wisconsin National Bank, circa 1970
Director, Dick Durrance; writer, Robert Hertzberg; editor, Jean Oser; music, Daniel Pinsky; narrator, Joseph Julian; photography, Dick and Dave Durrance
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DD 730-DD 731
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Wisconsin Trade Development, Mission to East Asia16 mm, color, sound Wisconsin Governor Warren Knowles reports on his economic trade mission to five countries in Asia. Mrs. Knowles talks about the different cultures, women in those cultures, and poverty. Production, Ron Policy/WHA-TV Public Affairs, 1967 Director, Jack Rouse; photographer, Thomas Kammer
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DD 729
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Wisconsin: Trail of Nations16 mm, color, sound Describes the many ethnic groups that have contributed to the history and culture of Wisconsin; shows various folk festival and ethnic celebrations. Production, Pabst Brewing Company, undated
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DD 316
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Wisconsin: Trail of Nations Duplicate copy of DD 729
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1990/168
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Printing elements : Printing elements cannot be viewed.
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Can
1
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[Cross Country Skiing]16 mm, internegative and A-wind optical track negative in 1 can A historical and recreational look at cross-country skiing. Production, Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, Bureau of Commercial Recreation, undated Director, narrator, and writer, Peter Beach; photographers, Dean E. Tvedt and Wilbur Stites, Department of Natural Resources, Bureau of Information and Education : This title does not have a viewing copy.
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Audio recordings
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1651A/1
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Travel and Vacation Service, 1972 December 27
- “Friends”
- “Snow”
- “Kids”
- “Knee-Deep”
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1651A/2
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Ski Wisconsin, undated
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1651A/3
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Division of Tourism, 1975 September 15
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1651A/4
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Summerfest 75 radio spots, 1975 June 30
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1651A/5
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Radio, undated
- “Kid's Stuff”
- “Forest”
- “Rivers”
- “Fish Open”
- “Spring Arrival”
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1651A/6
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Vacation and Travel Service, 1974 April 9 : “North Country” #1-3
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1651A/7
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Travel and Vacation Service, 1972 December 27
- “Friends”
- “Snow”
- “Kids”
- “Knee-Deep”
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1651A/8
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Vacation and Travel Service, 1973 June 26
- “Northeast”
- “Northwest”
- “Southwest”
- “Southeast”
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1651A/9
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Wisconsin State Fair, 1975 June 23 : “Music track for use on radio”
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1651A/10
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Interview with Emil Wanatka (#1), Little Bohemia Lodge
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1651A/11
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Cub Radio, sport fishing reports, samples from 1979
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