This would be very intriguing to someone exposed to the series the first time.

The dryer in the commercial is a 642C (electric), which was also available in gas as a 742C for 1960 and 1961. Later, the same exact electronic control unit and timer were used on the DE701 and DG701 models from 1962-1964.

Thanks a lot GornGreen for Sharing this Video on KZbin for All of us. This is very good Educational Video. Are there any more such Educational Videos related to this same Antenna Topic...???

Yes, Daws voiced the little "coffee urchin" in the second and fourth spots.

Originally seen in 1961. Jimmy Wallington, veteran radio announcer, makes a rare on-camera appearance here.

Wow, this brought back memories. Thanks for posting, man!

Thank you very much for posting, but I'm sorry to inform you that this is not the Soundie "Playmates" by Billy McDonald from 1944 (which can be seen e.g. on Historic Films Stock Footage Archive, look for VM-32G), but the Techniprocess film of same name from ca. June 1941, reissued by Bonica and Official Films. But again: Thank you for posting! Kind regards.

The Globetrotters were great entertainers. The origin of the troupe & their tricks is fascinating. I could watch these guys all day! Just pure joy, aren't they? Some of those shots, OMG, beyond amazing! This is American sports at its finest---civil, gentlemanly, & hilarious! Truly an unbeatable combination. What these mesmerizing magicians provided their cheering throngs is more needed now than ever---& it certainly was needed during the era this game was played. Thank God these magical spinners of the orange orb have been captured on film for all eternity. Okay, now, let's watch this again---& again & again!

The puppy looked dead!

8:00 slow rods wow

The ironic thing is that by the time this newsreel came out, the battleship was already proven to be obsolete due to the air power of U.S. carrier groups.

subbed ya .......

Did i hear that right ? ,,, 'I want to spoon' .. 🤔🤗

Honestly, as good as the film looks, I'm most impressed with the sound quality. I wasn't expecting much from a home print, but this is excellent!

Originally released in the summer of 1946, and offered in Castle catalogs for $17.50.

All were originally released as "Soundies". 1) 1942 2) 1941 3) 1941

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Narrated by Westbrook Van Voohris.

Wish there was a high quality HD restored film transfer available of this film. All the copies I have seen are just plain awful , grainy multi-generation copies, dark muddy colors and details.

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Narrator: 1929. Al Capone moves quickly against rival, Bugs Moran, for control of Chicago's South Side. 1970. Brooklyn boss, Anthony Pastrumo, braces his organization against takeover by rival, "Kid Sally" Palumbo... ?????: They're after your face. ?????: Hey you... ?????: Hey you... Narrator: And his gang that couldn't shoot straight. "The Gang That Couldn't Shoot Straight". From MGM. A hilarious look at disorganized... crime. Rated GP.

Fake Fact: This was the only role Dennis Hopper played where his character was actually based on himself.

I watch that movie on television when I was a young kid. I would have liked so much to be in the pkace of Peter O'Toole with Jeanne Moreau and have a good time with her. Since then, I drean so much to kiss beautiful and pretty feet and toes from beautiful ladies, be tickled by their toes as my favorite torture and be dominated and also slave to ladies feet (or female feet), especially from my best girlfriends and the most beautiful girls and ladies I have ever known in my life, in nylons or bare. I would like so much to rewatch this movie once again. Memorable moments. Unforgettable movie of my childhood.

This is the best video of the Harlem Globetrotters. They were so talented and entertaining. The modern version does not compare.

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Rocky was really pissed !!!

Man I remember these guys SO well when I was a kid :) What a joy to see them again.

Says 1967 but the group seems stuck in t962.

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Great look back!

Very peculiar.

next time try putting the director's name in your post. Here it is Budd Boetticher, a wonderful western director.

Folk mezclado con traseros, trenes, un payaso, todo muy bizarro.

Those images of houston homes don't look like the ones in my neighborhood i grew up in.

Not in color

1:04- "Now playing in someone's basement near you."

1968 double feature

Eastman Kodak sure sold a bill of goods to film producers. Metrocolor, Eastman Color, Deluxe and others look like crap after a few decades. The focus softens as well as the gelatin and dies breaks down. No amount of refrigeration will fore stall this. 3 strip technicolor, black and white and cine color lasts indefinitely. Yes, it cost more but I have projected over 500 hrs of nitrate 35mm and safety as well. Repaired and preserved it, I have no use for Eastman color or Ansco especially, as it is always brittle.

"now I shall go far, and far into the north, playing the great game "

In the late 60s, The networks were trying to get EVERYTHING they broadcast in Color. The second seasons of Lost in Space and Gilligan's Island were in color ( at the insistence of the networks) The Dick Van Dyke show ended at season 5 despite very high ratings, supposedly because they didn't want to broadcast in color. The same thing happened to Perry Mason in 66' . There is one EPISODE of Perry Mason in color ( the final episode)!

Weird how hour long shows started on the half hour then

The colors look very balanced! How are you doing color correction?

6:18--"Basesphere...basketsphere...and of course, footsphere." "This isn't a sphere! Only round balls are spheres. I don't want this turkey!"

I need that Pro Bowl

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Hi there, thank you for uploading these. If you would be so kind as to send me the trailers, I’ll share the film with you (albeit not the Vincent Price narrated version I’m afraid).

Hello and thank you - again - for posting these wonderful Soundies in high quality. FYI: The copyright date of this Soundie is February 16, 1942 and it appeared on that day on Reel 1055 (the 55th Soundie reel) on the first place. It is an RCM production and must have been recorded the weeks before. My source is the wonderful book on Soundies by Mark Cantor

Saw this at a theaters in '73. That's Dick Tufeld doing the voice over.

I’m so glad that I’ve seen this nbc promo!It “sets the record straight” with securing a memory of an old film 🎥 from childhood.😊This was very smart that they saved this NBC promotion of Star ⭐️ Trek!Cheer’s!😊

aqui no Brasil me lembro assistir nos anos 80.