Monty Pythons Flying Circus: Intro Theme Music Eclecticopedia 2015-07-10 | Monty Pythons Flying Circus: Intro Theme Music (Liberty Bell March)1 Hour Version: youtube.com/watch?v=pfAtZz39PbE
National UFO Reporting Center (1977) - Part Two Eclecticopedia 2017-01-07 | National UFO Reporting Center (1977) - Part TwoThese recordings were compiled and edited by Wendy Connors, who operated the now-defunct Faded Discs website. These recordings are in the public domain, and can be redistributed non-commercially, or reappropriated for other uses.archive.org/details/NationalUfoReportingCenterRecordingsThe text files summarize each call, including location, date and a brief description of the conversation and claimed UFO encounter.archive.org/download/NationalUfoReportingCenterRecordingsIn 1974, Robert Gribble started the National UFO Reporing Center (NUFORC) near Seattle, Washington, U.S.A. The NUFORC's 24 hour hotline number was distributed to police, airports and military bases, with a request to refer claimed UFO witnesses to the NUFORC.Gribble or his associates took hundreds of telephone calls from people who claimed to have seen UFOs. The NUFORC still operates as of March, 2009, now with Peter Davenport as director.Witnesses range from ordinary citizens to pilots, military personnel, Federal Aviation Administration employees, police and scientists. The UFO cases range from lights in the skies to close-up encounters with flying saucers, cylindrical objects and other aircraft. Other calls include claimed encounters with animal mutilation, large Bigfoot-type beings, amnesia and possible alien abduction cases, or sightings of humanoid UFO occupants. A few calls show how meteors entering the Earth's atmosphere can be mistaken for something more exotic. Reports come from all 50 states, but lean towards the western half of America. Names and other identifying information are redacted, except in cases where claimed UFO witnesses went public with their stories, such as the Travis Walton abduction of 1975.
National UFO Reporting Center (1977) - Part One Eclecticopedia 2017-01-02 | National UFO Reporting Center (1977) - Part OneThese recordings were compiled and edited by Wendy Connors, who operated the now-defunct Faded Discs website. These recordings are in the public domain, and can be redistributed non-commercially, or reappropriated for other uses.archive.org/details/NationalUfoReportingCenterRecordingsThe text files summarize each call, including location, date and a brief description of the conversation and claimed UFO encounter.archive.org/download/NationalUfoReportingCenterRecordingsIn 1974, Robert Gribble started the National UFO Reporing Center (NUFORC) near Seattle, Washington, U.S.A. The NUFORC's 24 hour hotline number was distributed to police, airports and military bases, with a request to refer claimed UFO witnesses to the NUFORC.Gribble or his associates took hundreds of telephone calls from people who claimed to have seen UFOs. The NUFORC still operates as of March, 2009, now with Peter Davenport as director.Witnesses range from ordinary citizens to pilots, military personnel, Federal Aviation Administration employees, police and scientists. The UFO cases range from lights in the skies to close-up encounters with flying saucers, cylindrical objects and other aircraft. Other calls include claimed encounters with animal mutilation, large Bigfoot-type beings, amnesia and possible alien abduction cases, or sightings of humanoid UFO occupants. A few calls show how meteors entering the Earth's atmosphere can be mistaken for something more exotic. Reports come from all 50 states, but lean towards the western half of America. Names and other identifying information are redacted, except in cases where claimed UFO witnesses went public with their stories, such as the Travis Walton abduction of 1975.
National UFO Reporting Center (1976) - Part Two Eclecticopedia 2017-01-02 | National UFO Reporting Center (1976) - Part TwoThese recordings were compiled and edited by Wendy Connors, who operated the now-defunct Faded Discs website. These recordings are in the public domain, and can be redistributed non-commercially, or reappropriated for other uses.archive.org/details/NationalUfoReportingCenterRecordingsThe text files summarize each call, including location, date and a brief description of the conversation and claimed UFO encounter.archive.org/download/NationalUfoReportingCenterRecordingsIn 1974, Robert Gribble started the National UFO Reporing Center (NUFORC) near Seattle, Washington, U.S.A. The NUFORC's 24 hour hotline number was distributed to police, airports and military bases, with a request to refer claimed UFO witnesses to the NUFORC.Gribble or his associates took hundreds of telephone calls from people who claimed to have seen UFOs. The NUFORC still operates as of March, 2009, now with Peter Davenport as director.Witnesses range from ordinary citizens to pilots, military personnel, Federal Aviation Administration employees, police and scientists. The UFO cases range from lights in the skies to close-up encounters with flying saucers, cylindrical objects and other aircraft. Other calls include claimed encounters with animal mutilation, large Bigfoot-type beings, amnesia and possible alien abduction cases, or sightings of humanoid UFO occupants. A few calls show how meteors entering the Earth's atmosphere can be mistaken for something more exotic. Reports come from all 50 states, but lean towards the western half of America. Names and other identifying information are redacted, except in cases where claimed UFO witnesses went public with their stories, such as the Travis Walton abduction of 1975.
National UFO Reporting Center (1976) - Part One Eclecticopedia 2017-01-02 | National UFO Reporting Center (1976) - Part OneThese recordings were compiled and edited by Wendy Connors, who operated the now-defunct Faded Discs website. These recordings are in the public domain, and can be redistributed non-commercially, or reappropriated for other uses.archive.org/details/NationalUfoReportingCenterRecordingsThe text files summarize each call, including location, date and a brief description of the conversation and claimed UFO encounter.archive.org/download/NationalUfoReportingCenterRecordingsIn 1974, Robert Gribble started the National UFO Reporing Center (NUFORC) near Seattle, Washington, U.S.A. The NUFORC's 24 hour hotline number was distributed to police, airports and military bases, with a request to refer claimed UFO witnesses to the NUFORC.Gribble or his associates took hundreds of telephone calls from people who claimed to have seen UFOs. The NUFORC still operates as of March, 2009, now with Peter Davenport as director.Witnesses range from ordinary citizens to pilots, military personnel, Federal Aviation Administration employees, police and scientists. The UFO cases range from lights in the skies to close-up encounters with flying saucers, cylindrical objects and other aircraft. Other calls include claimed encounters with animal mutilation, large Bigfoot-type beings, amnesia and possible alien abduction cases, or sightings of humanoid UFO occupants. A few calls show how meteors entering the Earth's atmosphere can be mistaken for something more exotic. Reports come from all 50 states, but lean towards the western half of America. Names and other identifying information are redacted, except in cases where claimed UFO witnesses went public with their stories, such as the Travis Walton abduction of 1975.
National UFO Reporting Center Recordings (1975) Eclecticopedia 2016-07-15 | These recordings were compiled and edited by Wendy Connors, who operated the now-defunct Faded Discs website. These recordings are in the public domain, and can be redistributed non-commercially, or reappropriated for other uses.archive.org/details/NationalUfoReportingCenterRecordingsThe text files summarize each call, including location, date and a brief description of the conversation and claimed UFO encounter.archive.org/download/NationalUfoReportingCenterRecordingsIn 1974, Robert Gribble started the National UFO Reporing Center (NUFORC) near Seattle, Washington, U.S.A. The NUFORC's 24 hour hotline number was distributed to police, airports and military bases, with a request to refer claimed UFO witnesses to the NUFORC.Gribble or his associates took hundreds of telephone calls from people who claimed to have seen UFOs. The NUFORC still operates as of March, 2009, now with Peter Davenport as director.Witnesses range from ordinary citizens to pilots, military personnel, Federal Aviation Administration employees, police and scientists. The UFO cases range from lights in the skies to close-up encounters with flying saucers, cylindrical objects and other aircraft. Other calls include claimed encounters with animal mutilation, large Bigfoot-type beings, amnesia and possible alien abduction cases, or sightings of humanoid UFO occupants. A few calls show how meteors entering the Earth's atmosphere can be mistaken for something more exotic. Reports come from all 50 states, but lean towards the western half of America. Names and other identifying information are redacted, except in cases where claimed UFO witnesses went public with their stories, such as the Travis Walton abduction of 1975.
National UFO Reporting Center Recordings (1974) Eclecticopedia 2016-07-15 | These recordings were compiled and edited by Wendy Connors, who operated the now-defunct Faded Discs website. These recordings are in the public domain, and can be redistributed non-commercially, or reappropriated for other uses.archive.org/details/NationalUfoReportingCenterRecordingsThe text files summarize each call, including location, date and a brief description of the conversation and claimed UFO encounter.archive.org/download/NationalUfoReportingCenterRecordingsIn 1974, Robert Gribble started the National UFO Reporing Center (NUFORC) near Seattle, Washington, U.S.A. The NUFORC's 24 hour hotline number was distributed to police, airports and military bases, with a request to refer claimed UFO witnesses to the NUFORC.Gribble or his associates took hundreds of telephone calls from people who claimed to have seen UFOs. The NUFORC still operates as of March, 2009, now with Peter Davenport as director.Witnesses range from ordinary citizens to pilots, military personnel, Federal Aviation Administration employees, police and scientists. The UFO cases range from lights in the skies to close-up encounters with flying saucers, cylindrical objects and other aircraft. Other calls include claimed encounters with animal mutilation, large Bigfoot-type beings, amnesia and possible alien abduction cases, or sightings of humanoid UFO occupants. A few calls show how meteors entering the Earth's atmosphere can be mistaken for something more exotic. Reports come from all 50 states, but lean towards the western half of America. Names and other identifying information are redacted, except in cases where claimed UFO witnesses went public with their stories, such as the Travis Walton abduction of 1975.
Silent Film: A Dreadful Night (1905/Segundo de Chomón) Eclecticopedia 2016-07-13 | Silent Film: A Dreadful Night (1905/Segundo de Chomón)Original title: Une nuit épouvantableaka A Dreadful Night UKaka A Terrible Night USADirected by Segundo de ChomónCountry: France 1905A poor soldier of fortune comes to an inn to enjoy a rest but he reckons with an evil spirit. After several unsuccessful attempts over each other, it is blown away by a tremendous explosion which ripped through the house. He walks out. gasping amid the rubble.
Silent Film: A Funny Shave (1906/Segundo de Chomón) Eclecticopedia 2016-07-13 | Silent Film: A Funny Shave (1906/Segundo de Chomón)Ah! La barbe! (original title)
Silent Film: Ali Baba And The Forty Thieves (1902/Ferdinand Zecca) Eclecticopedia 2016-07-13 | Silent Film: Ali Baba And The Forty Thieves (1902)Ali Baba et les quarante voleurs (original title)An early adaptation of the Ali Baba tale.
Silent Film: Ben Hur (1907/Sidney Olcott) Eclecticopedia 2016-07-13 | Silent Film: Ben Hur (1907/Sidney Olcott)Ben Hur is a 15-minute-long 1907 silent film, the first film version of Lew Wallace's novel Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ, one of the best-selling books at that time.
Silent Film: Bobs Electric Theatre (1906/Segundo de Chomón) Eclecticopedia 2016-07-13 | Silent Film: Bob's Electric Theatre (1906/Segundo de Chomón)Original title: Le théâtre électrique de BobThree young children set up a table, and on the table is placed a miniature stage. The stage curtain opens, a carpet appears, and then the carpet unrolls by itself. Two puppet figures then come out and begin to perform a series of routines.
Silent Film: Diabolical Pickpocket (1908/Segundo de Chomón) Eclecticopedia 2016-07-13 | Silent Film: Diabolical Pickpocket (1908/Segundo de Chomón)Original Title: L'insaisissable pickpocketA pickpocket manages to escape the police through a series of fantastic tricks.
Silent Film: Dream of a Rarebit Fiend (1906/Wallace McCutcheon) Eclecticopedia 2016-07-13 | Silent Film: Dream of a Rarebit Fiend (1906/Wallace McCutcheon)Adapted from Winsor McCay's films and comics of the period, this film follows the established theme: the "Rarebit Fiend" gorges himself on rarebit and thus suffers spectacular hallucinatory dreams.
Silent Film: A Fantasy/Fantasmagorie (1908/Earliest Fully Animated Film on Record) Eclecticopedia 2016-07-13 | Silent Film: A Fantasy/Fantasmagorie (1908/Earliest Fully Animated Film on Record) Émile Cohl The first all-animated film in history, a series of scenes without much narrative structure, but morphing into each other.
Silent Film: Humorous Phases of Funny Faces (1906/First animated film on record) Eclecticopedia 2016-07-13 | Silent Film: Humorous Phases of Funny Faces (1906/J. Stuart Blackton)Considered the first truly animated movie (or at least the first verifiable, surviving animation), this film is based on the lightning-sketch, a popular vaudeville act. The artist (Blackton) draws a series of faces on a blackboard, which then seem to take on a life of their own.
Silent Film: Japanese Butterflies (1908/Segundo de Chomón) Eclecticopedia 2016-07-13 | Silent Film: Japanese Butterflies (1908/Segundo de Chomón)Les papillons japonais (original title)Two Japanese artists having drawn a silk worm on a screen, the animal takes life and starts spinning its cocoon and is soon hidden in its silken prison. The cocoon being now fully in view, it suddenly splits open and a beautiful butterfly takes its flight. After having fluttered for a while the magnificent insect comes back to earth and then undergoes a number of changes, presenting to the astonished eye of the spectator the most glorious display of colors, which blend from the darkest shades into the most delicate hues. This marvelous color dream over the butterfly transforms itself once more and a charming young woman makes one soon forget the beauties of the previous wonder by eclipsing it with a most graceful and fascinating Loie Fuller dance.
Silent Film: Jupiters Thunderballs (1903/Georges Méliès) Eclecticopedia 2016-07-13 | Silent Film: Jupiter's Thunderballs (1903/Georges Méliès)Le tonnerre de Jupiter (original title)Brief "trick film" in which Zeus and two other gods romp with dancing girls on Olympian clouds.
Silent Film: The Spring Fairy (1902/Ferdinand Zecca/Segundo de Chomón) Eclecticopedia 2016-07-13 | Silent Film: La Fee Printemps (1902/Ferdinand Zecca/Segundo de Chomón)La fée printemps (The Spring Fairy) is an 1902 French short silent film directed by Segundo de Chomón and Ferdinand Zecca.The film depicts a couple that offers a meal to an old woman. Then she becomes a fairy that converts winter into spring
Silent Film: The Magician from Arabia (1906/Segundo de Chomón) Eclecticopedia 2016-07-13 | Silent Film: The Magician from Arabia (1906/Segundo de Chomón)Le sorcier arabe (original title)An Arabian sorcerer draws signs on the sand making charming young women.
Legend Of A Ghost (1908/Segundo de Chomón) Eclecticopedia 2016-07-13 | Legend Of A Ghost (1908/Segundo de Chomón)La légende du fantôme (original title)A young woman passing through a cemetery at night is suddenly startled by a voice coming from one of the graves. She wishes to rush away, but the ghost appearing compels her to remain. He explains to the terrified girl that she must go to the kingdom of Satan and get a bottle of the Water of Life, which she must bring back to him. The girl consents to do as he desires and starts forth on her expedition after the precious fluid. She summons a lot of soldiers and friends to her aid, and we follow the whole army down into the bowels of the earth...
Silent Film: Chinese Shadows (1908/Segundo de Chomón) Eclecticopedia 2016-07-13 | Silent Film: Chinese Shadows (1908/Segundo de Chomón)Les Ombres Chinoises (Chinese Shadows) by Segundo de Chomón released in 1908
Silent Film: Long Distance Wireless Photography (1908/Georges Méliès) Eclecticopedia 2016-07-13 | Silent Film: Long Distance Wireless Photography (1908/Georges Méliès)Photographie électrique à distance (original title)Into a photography studio full of large fantastic machines steps an elderly couple. The bearded proprietor explains the equipment and gives them a demonstration: he starts machines whirring, and projects a painting of three women onto a large screen; suddenly the women begin to move. The customers are impressed. First the women sits in the special seat: she's projected onto the screen, and her good nature comes out in the laughing image. Then it's the man's turn, but the machine discloses a vastly different nature in him.
Silent Film: Magic Bricks (1908/Segundo de Chomón) Eclecticopedia 2016-07-12 | Silent Film: Magic Bricks (1908/Segundo de Chomón)Experimental color film that shows a magician and his assistant making objects and people appear and disappear. Then they stack up some blocks and a moving picture of a little girl appears on them.
Silent Film: Mark Twain/Samuel Clemens (1909/Thomas Edison) Eclecticopedia 2016-07-12 | Silent Film: Mark Twain/Samuel Clemens (1909/Thomas Edison)The only film footage of Samuel Langhorne Clemens, aka Mark Twain, the American humorist and author best known for his novels The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, The Prince and the Pauper, and A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court. Filmed 1 year before his death by inventor Thomas Edison.
Silent Film: Modern Sculptors (1908/Segundo de Chomón) Eclecticopedia 2016-07-12 | Silent Film: Modern Sculptors (1908/Segundo de Chomón)Original Title: Sculpteur moderneThe first scene presents before the astonished eyes of the spectators a solid piece of marble, which the minute it is placed on a table seems to take life, and one can follow a snake-like line branding on the polished face of the stone the name of the house of Pathé Frères. As soon as this stone has been engraved, as by magic, a handsome young lady appears with a huge lump of clay covered with a cloth. As soon as the cloth is removed from the soft mass it starts whirling and turning as if stricken mad, and one is asking one's self what all the contentions are going to lead to, when the vague shape of an animal not yet discernible seems to appear, and before one has time to make one's mind as to the category of brutes to which it belongs one sees the form of a remarkably well made orang-utan modelled out of the clay, who calmly smokes his pipe. Then the statue is removed by the same winning young lady and another covered block of the same substance is carried forward.
Silent Film: Music, Forward! (1907/Segundo de Chomón) Eclecticopedia 2016-07-12 | Silent Film: Music, Forward! (1907/Segundo de Chomón)En avant la musique (original title)"Music Forward!" is the order given by a lady in Colonial costume, and in march a group of five musicians, working industriously at their instruments. The directress stands them in a row, and taking the head off each, throws it onto a huge music staff and each becomes a note of the scale. The whole bodies appear again, after which the manipulator seems to wrap them up in a large sheet of music, which is then shown to contain nothing. The paper is rolled up again, and a cane is held, perpendicularly, in a horizontal position to the sheet, when the musicians, each about one-twentieth of the natural stature, issue from the paper and parade up and down the narrow stick. This done, a pretty effect in human notes, which are the players' heads, is shown, after which the little band and their directress march out again.
Silent Film: Panorama of Ocean Beach and Cliff House (1903/H.J. Miles) Eclecticopedia 2016-07-12 | Silent Film: Panorama of Ocean Beach and Cliff House (1903 H.J. Miles)September 30, 1903 afternoon panoramic view, shot by H.J Miles, of people at the north end of Ocean Beach located near the Cliff House on San Francisco's western shore. The film is a production of the American Mutoscope & Biograph Company.
Silent Film: Rube and Mandy at Coney Island (1903) Eclecticopedia 2016-07-12 | Silent Film: Rube and Mandy at Coney Island (1903)The first scene shows a country couple entering Steeplechase Park. They proceed to amuse themselves on the steeplechase, rope bridge, the "Down and Out" and riding the bulls. The scene then changes to a panorama of Luna Park, showing Rube and Mandy doing stunts on the rattan slide, riding on the miniature railway, shooting the chutes, riding the boats in the old mill, and visiting Professor Wormwood's Monkey theatre. They next appear on the Bowery, visiting the fortune tellers, striking the punching machine and winding up with the frankfurter man. The climax shows a bust view of Rube and Mandy eating frankfurters. Interesting for the humorous features, and the excellent views of Coney Island and Luna Park.
Silent Film: Sleeping Beauty (1908/Julienne Mathieu) Eclecticopedia 2016-07-12 | Silent Film: Sleeping Beauty (1908/Julienne Mathieu)La belle au bois dormant (original title)
Silent Film: Sweet Dreams Intermingled With Nightmares (1909/Segundo de Chomón) Eclecticopedia 2016-07-12 | Silent Film: Sweet Dreams Intermingled With Nightmares (1909/Segundo de Chomón)Cauchemar et doux rêves (original title)
Silent Film: The Airship Destroyer (1909/Walter R. Booth) Eclecticopedia 2016-07-12 | Silent Film: The Airship Destroyer (1909/Walter R. Booth)
Silent Film: The Bee And The Rose (1908/Segundo de Chomón) Eclecticopedia 2016-07-12 | Silent Film: The Bee And The Rose (1908/Segundo de Chomón)L'abeille et la rose (original title)
Silent Film: The Bewitched Shepherd (1906/Segundo de Chomón) Eclecticopedia 2016-07-12 | Silent Film: The Bewitched Shepherd (1906/Segundo de Chomón)Original title: L'antre de la sorcière
Silent Film: The Charmer (1906/Segundo de Chomón) Eclecticopedia 2016-07-12 | Silent Film: The Charmer (1906/Segundo de Chomón)
Silent Film: The Cigar Box (1907/Segundo de Chomón) Eclecticopedia 2016-07-12 | Silent Film: The Cigar Box (1907/Segundo de Chomón)Original title: La boîte à cigares
Silent Film: The Dentures (1909/Émile Cohl) Eclecticopedia 2016-07-12 | Silent Film: The Dentures (1909/Émile Cohl)Original title: Le ratelier de la belle-mère
Silent Film: The Drawing Lesson (1903/Georges Méliès) Eclecticopedia 2016-07-12 | Silent Film: The Drawing Lesson (1903/Georges Méliès)
Silent Film: The Electric Hotel (1908/Segundo de Chomón) Eclecticopedia 2016-07-12 | Silent Film: The Electric Hotel (1908/Segundo de Chomón)El hotel eléctrico (original title)
Silent Film: The Enchanted Pond (1907/Segundo de Chomón) Eclecticopedia 2016-07-12 | Silent Film: The Enchanted Pond (1907/Segundo de Chomón)Original Title: L'étang enchanté
Silent Film: The Express Sculptor (1907/Segundo de Chomón) Eclecticopedia 2016-07-12 | Silent Film: The Express Sculptor (1907/Segundo de Chomón)Le Sculpteur Express
Silent Film: The Frog (1908/Segundo De Chomon) Eclecticopedia 2016-07-12 | Silent Film: The Frog (1908/Segundo De Chomon)La grenouille (original title)
Silent Film: The Golden Beetle (1907/Ferdinand Zecca/Segundo de Chomon) Eclecticopedia 2016-07-12 | Silent Film: The Golden Beetle (1907/Ferdinand Zecca/Segundo De Chomon)Le scarabée d'or (original title)
Silent Film: The Golden Louis (1909/D.W. Griffith) Eclecticopedia 2016-07-12 | Silent Film: The Golden Louis (1909/D.W. Griffith)The Golden Louis is a 1909 short drama film, written and directed by D.W. Griffith.
Silent Film: The Haunted Curiosity Shop (1901/Walter R. Booth) Eclecticopedia 2016-07-12 | Silent Film: The Haunted Curiosity Shop (1901/Walter R. Booth)
Silent Film: The House of Ghosts (1908/Segundo de Chomón) Eclecticopedia 2016-07-12 | Silent Film: The House of Ghosts (1908 Segundo de Chomón)La maison ensorcelée (original title)
Silent Film: The Invisible Thief (1909/Ferdinand Zecca) Eclecticopedia 2016-07-12 | Silent Film: The Invisible Thief (1909/Ferdinand Zecca)L'homme invisible (original title)
Silent Film: The King Of Dollars (1905/Segundo de Chomón) Eclecticopedia 2016-07-12 | Silent Film: The King Of Dollars (1905 Segundo de Chomón)Le roi des dollars (original title)
Silent Film: The Lunatics (1908/Segundo de Chomón) Eclecticopedia 2016-07-12 | Silent Film: The Lunatics (1908/Segundo de Chomón)
Silent Film: The Magic Roses (1906/Segundo de Chomón) Eclecticopedia 2016-07-12 | Silent Film: The Magic Roses (1906/Segundo de Chomón)Les roses magiques (original title)
Silent Film: Travellers Nightmare (1909/Camille de Morlhon/Segundo de Chomón) Eclecticopedia 2016-07-12 | Silent Film: Traveller's Nightmare (1909/Camille de Morlhon/Segundo de Chomón)Une excursion incohérente (original title)
