Hello, Jon ... very many thanks for a week of endless possibilities! As it is only Sunday, I might actually get past "A." I saw "Casablanca" for at least the tenth time the other weekend, so I was reminded of this song to start the alphabet. The still is from the airport scene at the end of the film when Ilse and her husband fly off for the greater good. Whilst researching, I found out that the plane used was actually a Lockheed Electra 12A (I'd always assumed it was a DC3.) Anyway, the aircraft noise at the beginning and end of the video is actually the authentic sound of an Electra 12A in flight. Interestingly - well, to me - I also found out that the plane used in that last famous scene was a cardboard model as there was not room for a real plane in the studio. Dwarfs were employed to crew the plane to give the illusion that the plane was full size and the whole scene was shrouded in fog to disguise the mock-up. And remember, "We'll always have Paris ......."