Here is another posting of this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqHHi31tidB9h7c

There is another video that showed some great performances in 1964 and 1965. It’s a compilation of performances from the ABC show “Shindig.” Here is the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r2nJm2ioeZqpmZIsi=htLQZ8eWpPAJeles

Per a Englewood, Auburn Gresham & Chatham-Arts & Entertainment article written by Emily Morris dated March 13, 2014 and updated March 16, 2016: "It's unclear exactly when the video was produced, but portions of it seem to have been filmed in 1940s, judging by the models of cars and what seems to be a marquee for the 1945 Humphrey Bogart film "Conflict." The video was likely released between January 1945 and September 1946, as John Howatt, credited as the board's business manager, was elected to the post on Jan. 8, 1945, while narrator Johnnie Neblett died on Sept. 15, 1946, according to Chicago Public Schools spokeswoman Lauren Huffman."

What a wonderful, beautiful, and historic city back-in-the-day. Too bad Progressive Liberalism has turned it into a ghetto-riddled town that turns into a shooting gallery every weekend.

When Chicago was Chicago. Now a shell of its former self. 💔

Does Chicago still have a board of education? 🤣

Painful to see a beautiful Soldiers Field and Meigs Field before Shortshanks little Richie Daley got his rat claws on them and ruined them.

Ahhh Chicago.. Going on 100 years of cruise control. I think I saw my high schools. Steinmetz and Schurz!

❤

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interesting.

I was wrong it might have been shot on 16mm cine color.

Shot in glorious 16mm Kodachrome, may be.

Back when we had a civil law-abiding society. Not looking like they just rolled out of bed drunk on their way to Walmart.

Back when Chicago was a family city not the hood Gang bangers

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Замечательный фильм о прекрасном городе великой Страны. Вся инфоструктура города, если не обращать внимание на автомобили, выглядит очень современно. А ведь прошло уже 83 года. Да Амегике есть, чем гордится в прошлом и настоящем. Любите и берегите Её, граждане США.

before the collapse.

In the 1950s, 60s, people dressed up to go downtown. It was a wonderful city to grow up in. The Richard J Daley era, RIP.

If those that made this film back in the 40's could see Chicago today they would throw up. Nothing of what it used to be--just a crime encrusted Liberal chithole of a city.

The jaunty, bouncy tune heard the most during this film is "Petite Flirt" by Jack Shaindlin. Also at 14:07 did she just smack that guy?

14:19 Is that Volta Elementary? I went there in the 90's (1990's)

yay for it being a dump today! wonder why?

Such a shocking video. I've watched it a dozen times at least. So much lost.

??? Before our time. A few 80 + yrs remember these.

Florida will never be like chicago

This is my grandmother's Chicago. Its like magic seeing Chicago in color from that era!

I appreciate that the film is in color. It's so interesting that way. I think it be less interesting if it wasn't in color. Was it not in color in the first place? Still! I really hope they a side by side remake of the entire film of then and now. Regardless of how hard it may be.

there is no need to say james brown is the class

How come The Beach Boys sound like Chuck Berry’s song? Surf U.S.A….you meaning stealing in the U.S.A.

....ALL THOSE GUYS REALLY HAVING FUN AT THAT TIME.....SEE THOSE HAPPY FACES....ARTISTS AND AUDIENCE.....

...LET´S WORK WITH A TIME MACHINE.....I WANT TO GO BACK THERE.....JUST WONDERFUL.......

I love this video, was 15 at the time and loved all this music, I miss these great times & great singer’s! 👍♥️

No one could know the importance of The TAMI Show at the time. Now, it is a great window into the music of the early & mid-60's. -----Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, 9/10 & 9/11 /64. I was all fo18 y/o, with all of life ahead. -------------------WolfSky9, 75 y/o

I dont even live near Chicago but give me a time machine.

a BETTER TIME.

What happened Lightfoot? You get what you vote for.

Here is a high-resolution version of the segment with The Rolling Stones at the T.A.M.I show: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3nNnaGkbdF-p80

Thanks for posting this historical footage.

Who was the fantastic and fab orchestra playing with e.g. Lesley Gore and the Supremes?

OUTSTANDING LIVE PERFOMANCES FROM SINGERS, MUSICIANS AND CERTAINLY ALSO THE DANCERS. Eeeeeh.....anybody know how to get back in time to that day?

Was this before the expressway(s)?

I'm from Detroit, grew up in the 40s/50s/60s the race baiters were no where to be seen, look at this line up. We were good, so good we had no barriers nothing but us all of us together. It was a special time people should never ever forget.

Legendary show 👍👍

To me, this was the Rolling Stones with Brian Jones in their prime!!!

You wouldn't believed this the British acts got $25,000 for their performance, the "best" act to "take the money and run" was Billy J. Kramer & The Dakotas because they performed four or five songs in slightly less than five minutes!!! (as if they fast forwarded their songs)

Dear Kelly and all Someone knows where I can get the contact from Jeff Altman? Thank you

Yo tuve la oportunidad en el año 1965 de ver este gran evento en un cine llamado Orfeon en El Distrito Federal Mexico Antes llamado asi como lo disfrute ahora que tengo 70 años sigo disfrutandolo ya que lo tengo gracias por ponerlo para las generaciones actuales.

Marco Antonio Ascencio

All those Brits mustve come from Liverpool..