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Eames Lounge Chair debut in 1956 on NBC [2/2]

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Uploaded on Aug 30, 2007

PART 2 of 2 - Charles & Ray Eames show their then-new masterpiece on the Arlene Francis "Home" show broadcast on the NBC television network in 1956.

You can download a complete version from Google Video @ http://video.google.com/videoplay?doc...

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  • liamMaru

    I like how they were polite. Now people are just assholes.

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  • yossarian9

    I love how fucking wholesome people were in the 50s.

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  • Deafening777Silence

    Neato. Love the wire base chairs and of course, the lounge chair. Such an awkward feeling interview, though.

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  • Stuart Loria

    Best Chair in History so far

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  • Thebe Modikwa

    Simply brilliant!

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  • soulierinvestments

    The host of Home -- Arlene Francis. She started as an actress, but she started doing TV early. Eventually she did a lot of radio and TV broadcasting in the period 1954 to 198-something. And Mark Goodson had the blinding flash of genius to cast her in "What's My Line?" as "good cop" to Dorothy Kilgallen's "bad cop."

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  • Molluiui

    Wonderful video! With its cinderella music and all ;)

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  • bankerguy66

    I love Eames chairs! I own 2 fiberglass chairs and wish I could get an Eames desk that I saw in a museum in Denver, I'd so happy! Thank you for posting this very RARE interview.

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  • DiabloPlayer4life

    where can I order one of those boxes?!!!! oh bugger 55 years too late :/

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  • sexntuna

    So true. But you choose yourself how you want to be.

    I'm always nice to people and say Hello and goodbye when Im in the supermarket :)

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  • sunnyallthetime

    At 3:40 it gets pretty marvelous looking for a morning chat show.

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