It's The Highest I've Ever Been, Said Mr Winston Churchill (1932)

Full title reads: “New York. 'It's the highest up I've been' said Mr Winston Churchill - now happily recovered, during visit to top of the quarter of a mile high Empire State Building as guest of Mr Al Smith.“ New York, United States of America. Winston Churchill, with his wife Clementine (and possibly his daughter Sarah) with other men walking around the top of the Empire State Building. Three shot, Churchill, Clementine and a man (probably American politician Al Smith). The man is pointing upwards. Low angle shot from the base of the skyscraper looking up. Two shot, Churchill and Smith standing in front of microphones. Smith asks “What do you think of the sight of Greater New York from the 86th floor of the Empire State Building?“ Churchill replies: “It's a marvellous sight.“ Long shot Empire State building. Long shot of other tall building. Churchill says “It's much the highest I've ever been up.“ Smith says “Highest for me too, probably the highest I'll ever be.“ (Natural so