She was excellent in "A Patch of Blue"

My favorite place ❤️

I would’ve loved to go on that tour

you gotta admit some of the episodes were pretty stupid.Theme music by Nelson Riddle was great.That tinkling piano made me think of miles of highway going by the Vette

Johnny U is sitting on the front row at 4:50.

I'm the girl wearing the BANDANA cleaning a display window & wearing a bandana playing pin ball game. My friend Mike Downing, (Aka BEAR) is the guy standing on top or the roof of the van & my other friend Jim Baker AKA Jimmy Youngstown is also playing a driving game & at the very end of the video showing the sign of who is playing Joe Walsh & Brainstorm. I was about 26 in this film. i am now a 78 yr old women. My friends Bear & Jim have both passed away.

Who's the interviewer?

Love the fact they state they need skilled people off the streets❤

I've never seen a theater with the lobby and box office in one location and theater in another!!!!!!!!

6:09. The past echos and history repeats.

Nice video 📹 and workmanship

He was a wonderful man. Wish we could have gotten twenty more years out of him. I understand his need for tobacco though, it must have been a crutch for all the heinous horror he witnessed in WW2. Many turned to alcohol or other vice, Rod smoked at a time when most did. An amazing human being.

Tomorrow Club was awesome in the 70's.. sooo many bands played here before they became fameous... ACDC, Boston, The Outlaws, Tom Petty, Edgar Winter, Pablo Cruize and so many many more.

Incredible, thank you.

Two great legends here both local and national

Ha....I read a book on GM in highschool. The engineers at GM in the 60's had a saying.... "GM can solve ANY problem we have by throwing enough money at it. And if we don't have enough money, we'll get some more" 😆. I just love that arrogant confidence. Too bad America has completely lost it forever.

Cool footage. Route 66 had some great actors for a weekly TV show in my opinion. I read filming on the road was grueling and often required 6 sometimes 7 day work weeks. Everything from Hollywood was relayed by landline phones. The fact that this episode was on the air 3-4 weeks after it was filmed on the road is incredible to me especially since I view it as such a high end show for the early 60s.

My cool dad bought a 1966 Chevy Impala SS with 327 4 barrel carb and bucket seats and spinner hubcaps! brand new! Now that was COOL MAN!

Great doc! Very informative thank you.

I saw uncounted shows there.

Make mine the SS 427 Impala with a 4 SP.

New Castle looks like the Turner Myers Funeral Home Parking lot. If so, seems sad! Even sadder is the comparison of JFK to Trump, or Biden.

Basically saying they'll hire anyone that comes through the door. Good times.

How do I reach him this is my cousin

Oooh, the memories this brings back.

Back then I was around 9. I knew of people that would order their car from a dealer & go to the plant to pick it up. My future MIL went to the Dodge plant in Michigan where she got her station wagon, first year of the push button transmission. We had 3 or 4 plants in L.A., now their are none. I knew so many manufacturing companies that left Calif. Very hostile business environment by the 70's. Now its impossible.

Back in the day when society was simply better in many ways . Morals and values , work ethic and respect .

Rory Gallagher !!!

Within ten years the whole thing collapsed... recession era '70s

I remember taking the tour and getting a souvenir booklet. My dad (Roy Stevenson) may be the plant protection employee standing on the pavement in front of the hospital area. He was not only a mill cop (special warrant County Mountie) but also a paramedic of his day and first-on-the scene firefighter and first aid provider. We lived on Pennsylvania Avenue from 1959 to 1976, when my mom Norma died. I married in September of 1968 and went to Columbus for graduate school; I never again lived in the village. Dad died in 1972, tryng to answer the alarm on a work day in the middle of a major stroke. He died in St. Elizabeth's Hospital several days later, well short of a pension or social security.

Thank you for this piece of time travel.great memories. My Father really loved this magnificent park and so did i.hope you will do more of these 😊😊😊😊

and now GM sucks!

I remember that they used to have quite a display in the center of the mall in front of Santa Clause. I'm really surprised that there is no video or home movie of that.

that last story about the little boy asking where his daughter is is just beautiful and a sign of humanity in these troubled times

he had such a modern mindset for the timr

Was at the General Motors plant in Framingham Massachusetts 1972 !

Dont know about 1966 but those taillights are 1967

They didn’t have a job for me in the early 80s. And my Dad was working as an engineer at the time.

❤ Grandfather 40+ yes GM,❤ Fisher Body. Frembies Drives Drayton Plains MI. ❤

Pops bought a 66 Belair brand new. Family sedan .had that car 18 years.

I'm not a fan of Gm...once was. ...you Big 3 can't build shit..😢

That was yesterday...today thely don't have the real repair man...lol😢

My Grandfather worked for GM in Tarrytown, NY from 1939 to 1963. During the War he had to commute to Linden, NJ to work on the Avenger and Hell Cat. RIP Grandpa. 1904 - 1991. Born in Leece, Italy. Quit school age 10 in the 4th grade to support the family. He grew up in New Rochelle, NY and Norman Rockwell spotted him and painted him for the Gramps at the Plate, Saturday Evening Post in 1917.

My mothers family worked either for Pontiac or Fisher body my uncle that worked for fisher said they gave instructions on where not to put seam sealer to promote rust in primarily in the torque box and shackle area of the rear suspension of the firebirds he said they were told it was job security don't believe me ask anyone that restores gen 1 and 2 Camaro/Firebirds where they find the most rust damage

Started working there in Sept., 66, was on the line near the body drop, from Fischer Body drop, on to the frame of the 67 model Chevy, doing steering column, toe pad, and E brake assy,,,,

All the audio was muted in the final personnel scenes.

Not a big fan of modern GM cars, but I think those vehicles from the 60's & 70's were pretty cool!!

Nice old memories but those are 1969 not 66

This is when General Motors was still strong 💪

Those are 1967 models on the line