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Outs Roll 6 of 19, MP1041, Once in a Lifetime, Chuck and Lynda wedding film, by the White House Naval Photographic Unit. Silent, unedited footage. Public domain.
Link to the full film MP1041 "Once in a Lifetime": youtu.be/TgOwveJup-c
Outs Roll 6 of 19, Once in a Lifetime
[11/17/67] WH: C. Robb, Lynda with TV interviewers Ray Shearer, Nancy Dickerson preparing for the interview
[11/17/67] WH: fireplace with fire burning
[11/17/67] WH: close shot of C. Robb, Lynda
[11/17/67] WH: TV technicians preparing for the interview
[11/17/67] WH: portrait of Ben Franklin over the fireplace
[11/17.67] WH: portrait of Dolly Madison
[11/17/67] WH: floral arrangement
[11/17/67] WH: Lynda being made up for the camera
[11/17/67] WH: TV technicians working in and around the couple
[11/17/67] WH: Nancy Dickerson
WH: LBJ, CTJ's 33rd wedding anniversary party; LBJ looks at wrapped gifts
WH: LBJ holds a young child in his lap
WH: LBJ blows a sparkler atop a cake
WH: LBJ, CTJ, C. Robb, Lynda pose in front of table laden with gifts; C. Robb reads a toast
WH: close shot of LBJ, CTJ
WH: entire party drinks a toast to LBJ, CTJ
WH: LBJ, CTJ pick up a gift-wrapped package
WH: anniversary cake, one slice missing
WH: gifts are unwrapped; Henritta Wyeth painting
WH: LBJ, CTJ shake hands with the guests
[11/18/67] McNamara residence: Lynda, CTJ arrive at the home and pose on the steps with Mrs. RSM
[11/18/67] McNamara residence: food settings
[11/18/67] McNamara residence: food being prepared in the kitchen
[11/18/67] McNamara residence: chandelier
[11/18/67] McNamara residence: floral arrangement
[11/18/67] McNamara residence: CTJ takes her place at the table
[11/18/67] McNamara residence: Lynda, CTJ talk with guests
[11/18/67] McNamara residence: Mrs. HHH
[11/18/67] McNamara residence: Lynda, Mrs. RSM and guests talking
[11/18/67] McNamara residence: various shots around the table
[11/18/67] McNamara residence: exterior of home
[11/18/67] McNamara residence: stewed onions in the oven
[11/18/67] McNamara residence: LBJ, CTJ's 33rd wedding anniversary gifts wrapped
[11/18/67] McNamara residence: C. Robb and friends play touch football
Outs Roll 6 of 19, MP1041, Once in a Lifetime, Chuck and Lynda wedding film, by the White House Naval Photographic Unit. Silent, unedited footage. Public domain.
Link to the full film MP1041 "Once in a Lifetime": youtu.be/TgOwveJup-c
Outs Roll 6 of 19, Once in a Lifetime
[11/17/67] WH: C. Robb, Lynda with TV interviewers Ray Shearer, Nancy Dickerson preparing for the interview
[11/17/67] WH: fireplace with fire burning
[11/17/67] WH: close shot of C. Robb, Lynda
[11/17/67] WH: TV technicians preparing for the interview
[11/17/67] WH: portrait of Ben Franklin over the fireplace
[11/17.67] WH: portrait of Dolly Madison
[11/17/67] WH: floral arrangement
[11/17/67] WH: Lynda being made up for the camera
[11/17/67] WH: TV technicians working in and around the couple
[11/17/67] WH: Nancy Dickerson
WH: LBJ, CTJ's 33rd wedding anniversary party; LBJ looks at wrapped gifts
WH: LBJ holds a young child in his lap
WH: LBJ blows a sparkler atop a cake
WH: LBJ, CTJ, C. Robb, Lynda pose in front of table laden with gifts; C. Robb reads a toast
WH: close shot of LBJ, CTJ
WH: entire party drinks a toast to LBJ, CTJ
WH: LBJ, CTJ pick up a gift-wrapped package
WH: anniversary cake, one slice missing
WH: gifts are unwrapped; Henritta Wyeth painting
WH: LBJ, CTJ shake hands with the guests
[11/18/67] McNamara residence: Lynda, CTJ arrive at the home and pose on the steps with Mrs. RSM
[11/18/67] McNamara residence: food settings
[11/18/67] McNamara residence: food being prepared in the kitchen
[11/18/67] McNamara residence: chandelier
[11/18/67] McNamara residence: floral arrangement
[11/18/67] McNamara residence: CTJ takes her place at the table
[11/18/67] McNamara residence: Lynda, CTJ talk with guests
[11/18/67] McNamara residence: Mrs. HHH
[11/18/67] McNamara residence: Lynda, Mrs. RSM and guests talking
[11/18/67] McNamara residence: various shots around the table
[11/18/67] McNamara residence: exterior of home
[11/18/67] McNamara residence: stewed onions in the oven
[11/18/67] McNamara residence: LBJ, CTJ's 33rd wedding anniversary gifts wrapped
[11/18/67] McNamara residence: C. Robb and friends play touch football
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