Последнее североамериканское турне Битлз. 12 - 29 августа 1966

2vox_xov:

Привет. Спасибо за дополнения.
Я тут пообщался с зарубежными коллегами, и судя по всему эта пресс-крнференция проходила не 28-го числа, а 24-го. В качестве доказательства мне привели вот такой текст из новостного архива NBC News:

Title The Beatles Arrive in Los Angeles; They Meet the
Press the Next Day

Media_Id 1275KNBC96

Hit_Time N/A

Synopsis BSP XFER: NY-20000330-0004 OUTS TAG (RUNS 19:58) &
B&W CS & OUTS WR (1:25) B&W CS - The Beatles
disembark from American Airlines plane on
8-23-1966. Police on tarmac restrain two girls.
Limousine drives away. B&W OUTS - Beatles fans
seen inside airline terminal. The Beatles deplane.
Two girls are forcibly restrained by police. Wide
shot of plane with American Airlines logo on tail.
CS 1 - At press conference on 8-24-1966 Paul
McCartney says "our image is what we read in the
newspapers. We know our real image which is
nothing like our image." Cutaway of people at news
conference. Reporter is heard asking John Lennon
if it's true he's going to give up music for a
career in comparative religion. John chuckles and
says no. CS 2 - Exterior of the Capitol Records
tower shown; camera pans down. Two girls act
excitedly. George Harrison and Paul McCarthey seen
at press conference. OUTS - (TAG IN) The Beatles
appear at press conference. David Crosby of the
Byrds is seen off to side of stage. John Lennon
mentions presence of their "mate" Crosby. The
Beatles pose with women in black cowboy hats. The
Fab Four stand in front of huge blow-up of the
"Revolver" album cover and four gold records.
Album art collage shown in detail. KNBC-TV
reporter Ray Duncan (off-camera) asks John if the
devotion of their fans is religious in nature. He
responds "it's no more religious than a football
fanatic's." Duncan poses questions to camera.
Reporter asks whose idea was it to pose with dolls
for an album cover. John says it was the
photographer's. Ringo Starr seen smoking a
cigarette. Reporter is heard asking John about his
remark that the Beatles were more popular than
Jesus. Lennon says "I've clarified that about 800
times." Paul comments that most intelligent people
took the remark for what it was. John says his
favorite American groups are the Byrds, (Lovin')
Spoonful, Mamas & The Papas, and the Miracles.
When asked about the money they've made, Paul says
"we don't handle the money side of things."
Two-shot of George & Paul is followed by a
two-shot of Paul & John, a shot of the whole
group, and then single shots of Ringo and George.
Ray Duncan delivers standupper after the press
conference in which he says the Beatles "remain as
irreverent and irritating as ever." (TAG OUT)
People stand in parking lot waiting to catch a
glimpse of the Beatles. Cutaways of reporters at
press conference. Press conference ends and the
group is escorted from the room by police. Armored
car carrying the Beatles drives away. Red
Thunderbird convertible exits parking lot. Capitol
Records logo seen outside building. Camera pans
down the Capitol Records tower. Two girls act
excitedly. (Note: The sound is distorted
throughout the press conference. An equalized
protection track was made but improves the sound
very little). Film: 16mm, color, rev. with mag
stripe (754 ft) & silent pix (112 ft) and b&w,
neg. silent pix Footage: 929 ft: CS - B&W - 13 ft
silent; CS 1 - 17 ft; CS 2 - 17 ft; OUTS - 882 ft.
Also available: 720 ft equalized protection track
of press conference Formerly Burbank # 2847 A-B
NOTE: "B" reel was found after initial film was
transferred and includes the two color cs and the
silent outs.