But where was Desi Arnaz? He built the resort at Indian Wells which featured some of the first serious nightclub environment with live serious entertainment. He also was a major promoter of golf and tennis facilities and, later, high order tournaments or golf opens which attracted the best players and thousands of tourists/fans. Yet, Arnaz gets practically zero credit for what he did. He's even had many of his contributions to the area assigned to or claimed by other people.

hahaha nice!👋👋

Urban sprawl is neato 👍

The camera quality of this video is still better than my old phone 🤯 (Nokia 7310)

Used to live here. Miss it more than you can imagine

Does this business still exist?

Back when areolas were brown and the bush was full. 😊 my kind of time. 👍

Sounds like a hoot! Keep up the good work! Walt Disney is back in town!

I live in Palm Springs and it’s delightful to see this historical footage. I had to laugh at the couple’s hiking attire for Taquitz canyon😂!

Everything changes but desert still nice

Palm Springs is not the same anymore...Palm Desert, Indian Wells, Rancho Mirage, La Quinta are much nicer places than PS.

WTF?

Where’s the guide?

This video give 0 information

*promosm* ✨

A reminder that if you are on the longer trails that you are in the desert, distances will fool your eye and you do need to carry a lot more water than you think you'll need.

Its so strange to see these residential areas with these strange house styles and pools when you only know them from the vintage artworks. Feels kinda surreal - like a futuristic place that doesnt exist.

I love old palm 🌴 springs not a big fan on what they are trying to make it now

the american dream is over

When cars looked good.

Wow, that's a great video. I will always cheer for you in Korea I'm looking forward to a great video. Have a nice day.

Very white

That vintage golf cart is AMAZING.

Is this video in the Public Domain?

3:50 Resident population = 10,000 2020 Resident Population = 48,000

8.31 do these homes still exist to palm springs ?

I lovecthe nostalgic style of these promotional films. GreaterPalm Springs is a wonderful location for the cooler months. It has a relaxed feeling yet has so many activities and night life opportunities. . It's showbiz heritage has attracted many people to call it home. It has the highest gay population per capita than any other place in America and has enriched the style of the region. The wealthy and not so wealthy coexist in harmony and respect. I love it 😀

Palm springs is shit now. I lived here since the early 80s and i remember how fun it was. During spring break they would close the enitre downtown area off and people woukd be crusing and drinking having a fun time. They took that away after 2000. But some how, huge gay parties are allowed all weekned long. Wonder why that is....

Wow! Sign me up!

I was there then. It was so beautiful and the air was pristine. No humidity or smog. Fabulous stores and hotels. All of that is gone now.

Trip out, Hoagy Carmichael. That’s so cool.

3:34 always those neighbor lads. Love it!!!

I miss this golden era....classy. Do you notice how physically fit the people are. Probably due to lack of fast food. Glorious.

Back when PS was pure class. Notice not one piece of trash in the street, no fast food, or homeless encampments. Oh how So. Cal has changed. Makes me want to go back to this time in history.

Only way to hike.... on a horse!💯

these people love their milk

My grandparents lived here when I was growing up. I love Palm Springs. Its my happy place. I often go when I am feeling blue.

I am obsessed by 1950's Americana.

Just recently came back from visiting family, but of course my favorite is always downtown. My cousins and I love buying ice cream in one of the many small shops that still have that retro vibe.

0:17 teens24.online

Hi! I'm a filmmaker from Palm Springs making a music video. Some of the footage from this video would be perfect for the video. Please let me know if I can get your permission/license the footage to use in the music video.

Miss those old times. Today it’s all too commercial in the world - there is no charme left!

I was born in the 50s

How sad, that gorgeous Desert Inn was replaced by that ugly mall, circa 1975, even that mall is kaput!

Wonderful Palm Springs

They are slimy that time

Great job!

Great Information, Appreciate !!

Great video. Where do you get those domes?

Great video! We hope we can all be back to meeting face to face very soon!