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Mel Carter
Registrace 23. 11. 2012
A Sea Ballet
These Beautiful dancers bring a smile to my face every time. The music isn`t bad either.
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Nature`s Music
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This is a collection of some of my old and new clips that I attempted to paint onto a canvas of beautiful classical music! Or something like that.
Southern Comfort
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I put together a few of my pictures and video clips I`ve taken here in North Carolina. My new "Home Town". I love this music.
A sweet morning in the woods
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This was another special day in the forest for me. Most days there are for me, these days. Sorry, I didn`t mean to confuse anyone.
The Barred Owl view
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I recorded this owl on 2 separate days. On the second day I made a feeble attempt at trying to get it to call. It didn`t work of course. I was mesmerized by this beautiful bird.
First Light
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This is a remake of an earlier video I made. I changed the latter half for the better I think. I thought it would help ease the stress we are going through right now. For a few minutes, anyway. M.C.
December Dawn
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I made a last 2019 visit to my favorite beach this morning and got real lucky to capture these scenes. The sweet music is from youtube`s free music collection.
Giant Beauty
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I took these shaky clips 2 days ago aboard The American Princess in lower N.Y. bay. What a wonderful experience! Thanks for the advice Jay!
Whale watch
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I was lucky enough to tape this from the beach this morning. It`s about 300yards out. I think!
Osprey perched in the wind
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I was trout fishing but saw this guy or gal and replaced my fishing rod with my camera. It`s good to keep it handy! The tripod helps too!
Ice
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This is a brief collection of my ice fishing season. I thought it would be more pleasant without pictures of the few fish I caught!
The Birds playground scene
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Although I am a fan of Hitchcock, The Birds is not one of my favorites. However the first time I saw this scene it fascinated me.
Autumn Honey II
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Here are some of my Fall clips to go along with some of Bernard Herrmann`s beautiful music.
Enjoy my re-enactment of this classic scene with the very talented James Cagney! czcams.com/video/zzRJloIhh_A/video.html
Cohan was a bit worried how the President would react to this show. It was well reviewed in the papers and Roosevelt read them. In truth the show served FDR well. The impression by Cohan was light hearted and entertaining. It also covered up a political liability for FDR. Cohan prancing around and singing was something Roosevelt couldn’t do. FDR was a cripple and very few knew about it, the general public never did until years after his passing. At the time those in the news trade that did know respected him or were scared to death of the power of the White House. (Big difference from modern times, right?). How much of the Cagney movie when Cohan was awarded the CMOH is probably a bit more fiction. All that being said, this movie played great homage to Cohan, Cagney and the real FDR.
Amazing to see the polio victim dancing so well.
I think both Cagney and Cohan would object to being called "Irish Americans." Both of them were 100% American. They were proud of their Irish heritage, but being American came first, last, and always with them.
Every July 4th we'd watch this fabulous movie. I watch it to this day
It's a wonderful thing that George M. Cohan was able to see this film before he passed on. I heard he was very pleased. Rip to both.
One of the best actors Hollywood ever saw...and probably wouldn't scrape today's crop off the heel of his shoe..
A great actor posing as the greatest president-reflecting the love America felt for FDR.
Carney was the BEST ALL AROUND ACTOR the world has ever seen !! He could DO IT ALL - DANCING , ACTING AND EVEN SINGING although he was no Frank Sinatra . People like him just DONT EXIST anymore !
Cagney said that this was his favorite role.this movie
that kid's song is so annoying! Lol
Rodgers and Hart, from the 1937 show, 'I'd Rather Be Right."
Great Movie they don't make em' like it, anymore 👍
"We'll take it back from Hitler, and put ants in his Japants!" What a great line!
Funny thing, the real Cohan was a staunch Republican and hated FDR's New Deal polices.
Cagney was a better Cohan than Cohan.
God, I love James Cagney ! That is my most favorite role for him!
The very best!
A gathering of crows is called a conspiracy.
Same director as "Casablanca." Michael Curtiz.
That song has always driven me up the wall.
Good work kids see you 11 in the morning.
❤Loved it ☺️😁❤️
My Favorite Movie of all time 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
The master
The absolute innocence of the children's voices as backdrop for the gathering threat. Chilling.
u shouldn’t have gone through the hotel pass their playground to much for playgrounds but they did get the kids a little extra time for attack murder of crows *cawing*
@NateBaldwin-md9gg Are you using a really bad English translator?? Everything you wrote makes no sense in English, whatsoever, and there are so many grammar, spelling, & punctuation errors..........are you on Meth?
Tremendous clip, though tragically ironic that FDR couldn’t barely stand without heavy lag braces due to polio.
Nickelty--Knocklety Hey Johnny Jostlety Now, Now, Now! She combed her hair for quite a year! With every stroke she shed a tear!
Cagney can play anything he can act, dance and sing
Nightmare become real. Living nightmare.
I love this little film! I can watch it over and over ... it's so original and it seems familiar at the same time.
It's propaganda... but the best possible sort of propaganda.
🌟 Jimmy, a precious gem 💎
There is a statue of George M. Cohan in the North end of Times Square. No fair guessing who he looks like.
I've often felt that Franklin Roosevelt was a joyless individual- I've never seen a photo of him dancing. 😉
Cagney would have been sensational in "Riverdance" had it been around in his day. He's got the moves!
Such a great number ..such a great film.... It makes me sad that so many people now adays have forgotten the values that made n makes this the greatest country in the world...God save this country n God saves u all.
I agree, well said.
It’s no wonder films like this were so good for the country’s morale at the time. It certainly makes me feel good just watching this clip.
The Yankee Doodle Dandy number was filmed the morning after Pearl Harbor.
James Cagney......the only guy who could buck and wing while he blew your brains out at the same time.
One of my top ten all time favorite movies.
Man, he has better moves than FDR ever did.
Yankee Doodle Dandy was Cagney"s favorite movie to make. George Cohan personally requested Cagney to play the part
As opposed, of course, to _The Music Man_ - when Cagney was approached about playing Prof. Hill, he said that not only would he refuse the role, he wouldn't go see the film if they replaced Preston, who'd originated the role on Broadway. I've always thought that quote should have been on the posters...
hard to believe cagney who always played the tough guy could dance that great but obviously a very accomplished dancer
He wanted to be remembered as a song and dance man, rather than a guy who played gangsters though he was awesome at both.
Thank you!
Love this
My favorite Cagney film
There is a reason why this movie is in THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS. I would make it mandatory that every high school student has to see it before they can graduate. Who is with me on this?
I agree but I doubt any kid now would sit thru the first minute. They would have no idea who any of those historical individuals were...... and that's their loss.
What a HOOFER! Put in there with Fred Astaire, Gene Kelly and Cagney!
Mel, I'm such a "maroon" that I've never checked out some of your videos. This one is really great! It's very good ... seamless in it's execution and then ... the quick payoff ... funny stuff! It reminds me of a Buster Keaton or Chaplin short. I'll not reveal who that funnyman is at the end but all I'll say is that "I knew him when ..".