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(27 Oct 2007) SHOTLIST 27 October, 2007 ++DAY SHOTS++ 1. Tilt down from buildings to group of protesters against smoking ban in Frankfurt Roemer Square 2. Group of protesters in square, holding poster of Marlene Dietrich with a cigarette in her mouth 3. Men standing with cigars 4. Pan of protesters cheering 5. Woman and man smoking 6. Stage with banner on front reading (in German) "Anti no smoking demonstration" 7. Tilt up of demonstrator with tambourine 8. SOUNDBITE: (German) Luzie Hartel, founder of the Initiative of Gastronomes Against the No Smoking Law: "We all run establishments for many years and estimate that about 95 percent of our clients are smokers and we don't accept having to send these people on the street." 9. Wide shot demonstration 26 October, 2007 ++NIGHT SHOTS++ 10. Exterior Abbuzze bar 11. Pan from bar sign to smoking tent in front of bar 12. Man and woman smoking in tent 13. Close of woman smoking 14. Interior of bar 15. People drinking beer 16. SOUNDBITE (German) Heinz Sinovic, Bar owner: "We will have a loss of business - some will close and sooner than we would have thought. We are trying to do something. I have put up a tent, I parked my camper van outside to give smokers a chance to have a cigarette after dinner or during a discussion." 17. Zoom out from television screen showing football game to wide of empty bar stools 18. SOUNDBITE: (German) Heinz Sinovic, Bar owner: "During football matches it has changed already. Football, a cigarette and a beer belong together in a small beer place, and some are staying away." 19. People in smoking tent 20. SOUNDBITE: (German) Vox Pop (no name given), Smoker: "Usually I am a regular: 3-4 times a week meeting all my friends here, but now I stay at home more often enjoying television in the evening where I can smoke when I wish." 21. SOUNDBITE: (German) Vox Pop (no name given), Smoker: "Before I went to the pub one, two, or three times a week. Now only once especially in winter. To go out into the cold to have a smoke is no fun." 22. Man at the bar 23. Close up smoker in smoking van 24. Wide smoking van STORYLINE: Angry smokers gathered in Frankfurt's main old square on Saturday to protest against a smoking ban which took effect in Lower Saxony on October 1. The protest was organised by the Initiative of Gastronomes Against the No Smoking Law who say the smoking ban has scared away the majority of their customers. "We (have) all run establishments for many years and estimate that about 95 percent of our clients are smokers and we don't accept having to send these people on the street," said Luzie Hartel, founder of the Initiative of Gastronomes Against the No Smoking Law. If the law is not changed they said they will take their case to Germany's Constitutional Court. Smoking in larger establishments is permitted, but has to be confined to closed off smoking spaces. One bar owner pitched a tent, and opened his camper van outside to cater for his smoking customers. "We are trying to do something. I have put up a tent, I parked my camper van outside to give smokers a chance to have a cigarette after dinner or during a discussion," said Heinz Sinovic. Sinovic said some of his customers now visit his bar less regularly. One former regular customer said he now chose to stay at home, where he could smoke whenever he pleases. "Usually I am a regular: three-four times a week meeting all my friends here, but now I stay at home more often enjoying television in the evening where I can smoke when I wish," the smoker said. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...