USA - 1959 - In this crime drama, two men talk to a fake bookie about a race that has been setup. A man makes a large bet on a horse.
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USA - 1959 - In this crime drama, jockeys race on horses. Bookies call out updates on the race. A man loses his bet on the race.
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USA - 1959 - In this crime drama, two men discuss giving steroids to a racehorse and a race.
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USA - 1959 - In this crime drama, two men talk about costs for a racehorse and investing in a race together.
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USA - 1959 - In this crime drama, a man times a horse at a racetrack. Two men meet to talk about the horse in a stable.
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USA - 1959 - In this crime drama, two men and a woman eat together. One man talks about a racehorse he bought.
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USA - 1959 - In this crime drama, three men compare photos of two horses and talk about entering them in a horse race.
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USA - 1959 - In this crime drama, a commercial for The Detectives plays with guns blazing and action on ABC.
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USA - 1959 - In this crime drama, a man finds a check for fifteen hundred dollars. A man and woman discuss gambling.
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USA - 1959 - In this crime drama, a woman goes undercover as a spinster to trap a man who swindles women wearing expensive jewelry. She is asked to dance by the thief.
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USA - 1959 - In this crime drama, a record plays on a phonograph. A man and woman dance and smoke cigarettes.
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USA - 1959 - In this crime drama, two men review the identification of a man who swindles women and steals their jewelry.
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USA - 1959 - In this crime drama, a detective meets a soldier and his mother in an office. The mother cries, talking of a passed lover who swindled her and other women.
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USA - 1959 - In this crime drama, a detective and his team discuss how to trap a man who swindles women. They discuss a female going undercover as a spinster.
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USA - 1959 - In this crime drama, a soldier and a man meet at a hotel. The man in the room beats the soldier up and throws him out. A woman find the soldier unconscious.
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1959 - Vietnamese President Ngo Dinh Diem receives a standing ovation after addressing the Congress in Washington DC.
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1959 - A montage of architecture and traffic in a busy Pakistan city.
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1959 - A police escort leads President Eisenhower's motorcade past the Capitol Building in Washington DC.
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1959 - Vice President Nixon and Speaker of the House Sam Rayburn talk to each other after thanking Vietnamese President Ngo Dinh Diem for addressing Congress.
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1959 - A police escort leads President Eisenhower's motorcade to the Lincoln Memorial in Washington DC.
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1959 - News photographers drive through rural Virginia en route to Washington DC.
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1959 - A black man explains to white people at a party that America's remaining a world power will depend on how it treats black people.
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1959 - A black man tells white people at a party that black people are burdened with teaching white Americans how to be human.
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1959 - While a jazz group performs, a narrator explains how the stagnant state of the genre correlates to racism in America.
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1959 - A black jazz band performing is intercut with a burning black neighborhood.
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1959 - White and black people at a party argue over the suffering faced by black Americans, and how it pertains to jazz.
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1959 - A black man at a party explains that jazz is part of the Cold War conversation because it endears the international community to black Americans even while they distrust white Americans; regardless, he declares that jazz is dead.
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1959 - "Cool jazz" is performed by a small band while a narrator explains the subgenre.
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1959 - Sun Ra and his jazz "Arkestra" perform in Chicago.
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1959 - While a jazz group performs bebop, a narrator explains how the subgenre arose during the 1940s.
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1959 - While a Dixieland jazz band plays, a narrator explains the correlation between the genre and the black American experience.
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1959 - While a drummer and saxophonist solo in a swing band, a narrator explains the correlation between the genre and the black American experience.
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1959 - White people at a party insist to their black friends that the oppression they face isn't real.
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1959 - Black men play pool in Chicago.
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1959 - Quaint jazz music plays as white Chicagoans drive and walk at night, and a woman grooms a poodle.
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1959 - While a jazz trumpeter solos, a narrator explains how the different aspects of jazz reflect realities of black American life.
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1959 - Conflict in kinds of rhythm is exemplified in jazz, connected to the rhythm of black American culture.
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1959 - Jazz and gospel music are shown as examples of how black Americans find joy in the present while denied prospects of a good future in the segregated USA.
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1959 - A saxophonist solos in a jazz quartet while a narrator explains how improvisation in the genre connects to the racism faced by black Americans.
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1959 - African-American youth living in poverty play basketball and jump rope together while the narrator explains how jazz emerged as an outlet for the emotions unique to joys and oppression of black Americans.
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1959 - A jazz pianist and bass player perform.
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1959 - Jazz plays while Chicagoans walk past neon-lit storefronts at night, and a jazz drummer and pianist exemplify "changes" inherent to the genre.
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1959 - A black man corrects his friend who has told a date that jazz is rock and roll.
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1959 - In this horror film, a woman arms herself with a gun and calls the police when she finds a prowler in the house.
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1959 - In this horror film, women discuss a newspaper article alleging that a serial killer has released rabid bats into the community.
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1959 - In this horror film, a serial killer murders a man snooping around his closet by swatting his throat with a clawed hand.
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1959 - In this horror film, a woman is frightened when a serial killer wearing paw-like gloves tries to break in through the window.
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1959 - In this crime movie, a forest fire provides a distraction for a man (Vincent Price) to kill a criminal who was threatening him.