Prior
to their show at the DC Coliseum, the Fab Four answered
a barrage of reporters' questions at a joint news conference
from on stage (which was actually a boxing ring minus the
ropes). Brian Sommerville, the Beatles' press agent at the
time relays questions at the start of the video.
Later,
a reporter from NBC (who clearly has no idea 'Please
Please Me' has been a hit for a year in the U.K.) continues
the interview with them.
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: 'Closed Circuit Movie Trailer'
A
month after the concert, it was broadcast to theaters in
selected cities via closed circuit. This was the promotional
trailer that ran in those theaters in the weeks prior to
the showing of the film.
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