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Reverse/mirrored print.

It’s interesting to see the gymnasts perform tumbling passes on grass. To be fair, Nadia Comaneci (and many others of her time) performed double backs on what amounted to nothing more than a thick carpet. Those landings hurt like crazy on bare feet! Today the floor has been completely restructured to be safer and absorb the impact of landings, plus the added bit of spring.

Dad...

Cute song,plus she makes that dress look pretty.

this song makes me tear up every time i hear it over the years i’ve come back to this video

This is my great grandma 💕

Is this Landis Green?

Dr. Hartley Price was my father-in-law Joe Giallombardo’s coach at Univ. Of Illinois - 1st NCAA Champion! Joe G. won both Floor Ex and Flying Rings besides the All-Around. Also Dr. Price had the gymnasts doing a gymkana production as well!

Thanks for posting!

Why do they cut them off before the end?

Yehudi wanted that booty. So do I

I'm very familiar with the Soundies films as I own about 4 hours worth of these 16mm films.

Came to see this because of an article in New York State Conservationist magazine. His name is actually spelled Bryan Burgin according to the article.

Grew up with these in the 1960s, great Soundies 16mm sound film..my dad brought 100's in the 1950s for a $0.50 each, had (5) 1-hr 16mm reels of Soundies.. We had the reels in categories, Swing, Country, Mexico, Blues, Big Bands, ww2 Arm Forces Soundies...we had these, Laurel & Hardy, Little Rascals, Abbot & Costello, there was (50) 1hrs reels of film of 16mm sound movies...as a kid with no TV back then, myself & my 5-sisters can recite word for word for all the characters in all the movies, & the words for most Soundie clips., Thanks for the memories...

Grew up watching these soundie films in the late 50s until the 80s, this was one of hundreds my dad have on 16mm sound film on a Victor 16mm sound projector.Thanks for posting this great forgotten pre-MTV bar movies of the 1940s...

It's fascinating how besides the increase in difficulty and the Handstand shape, parallel bars hasn't changed that much

Lilly... Love it

Beautiful

OOH! An RKO Pathe Scrrenliner. Has TCM ever aired the 1948 short "It Pays To Be Ignorant", which was another Screenliner?

This was amazing !! 1955 ! I was 11 years old!! In 6 th grade!! The predictions and direction of science was all there!!! Thanks for sharing!!!🌟🌟❤️❤️🍀🍀

The Future Is Now (1955) Something for everyone "silicon strips" "solar energy" "magnetic video tape" "computers, electronic brains" "video phone" "music synthesizer" "transistors" "gamma ray cooking" "atomic corn" what will they think of next?

omg the rings😭

This is very cool to see the ambulance service back in the day!

I love the instruments!

I'm a distant relative of Friedrich Jahn.

Was this club at the same site next to WINTERGARDEN THEATRE on Broadway?

01:20 ..."Dr. Hartley Price, winningest gym coach in the country, has helped make the Seminole campus so conscious of the old Greek disciplines of the gymnasium that any passing student might happen on a set of rings and do a difficult cross or crucifix." Actually those disciplines are the old GERMAN disciplines of Jahn's Turnkunst -- developed in the Napoleonic era. (But, I guess, ten years after the end of the 2nd World War, it wouldn't have been good to mention that.) ...."Greek gymnastics" were mostly what the British call "athletics" (track and field sports) plus wrestling, boxing and mixed martial arts (pankration). "German gymnastics" were once dominant in the service academies (like West Point) until the beginning of the Twentieth century when ball sports (such as gridiron football) displaced it in emphasis.

In the 1950s they were very progressive Nuclear power ..of course Solar power ..does not work on a grand scale Guided-missiles used today Fluoroscopy is used today Home recordings and video phones hmmm lol Music can produced entirely from electronics..ie. techno( the piano playing by it self) grandfather of techno..Lol Pocket radios more like walk man's Wrist watch radios..Apple ? Lol And portable television's have been around for at least 37 years.. Hit was more hits than misses..

A number of people have posted this wonder fun soundie.... It is such a joy to listen to it and harken back to the romantic days in which this material was created. Thank you so much for keeping this sound in the attention of today's listeners

This song was written by my late Uncle, Jacques Press

That piano solo was wild! Overall such a great song :)

I actually saw this a few years ago on TCM. So glad I found it here! So cool.

Nice

These films are retarded.

The Kingsmen, with Lane Truesdale. Great job, and she was very sexy.

Just shows you that technology aside, the bulk of the job hasn’t changed in all this time. Paramedics have taken the place of MD’s in most situations.

😁....en tiempos que no podía faltar un mozo negro en una casa de cierta categoría en EE.UU. 🇺🇸 ! 😆

They have good harmonising

Does anyone know who performed the song? And what's the title, if it isn't "Jiveroo?" That's great playing. And by the way, watch the gal to the left of the screen. She seems to have trouble keeping time with the others. It's a scream when you watch for it.

2020

The Batchelors did a good version of this song.

❤👏🏻 #2019

My mom used to um and sing this song 60 hrs ago. What good memories!

Where's the little guy! Also PROJECT YEHUDI, U.S. Navy in WW2. Sorta-kinda pre-stealth technology anti-submarine warfare against the Germans. Two-and-a-half minute film documentary at blog.xbradtc.com/2017/06/project-yehudi.html. And at Wikipedia: "Yehudi lights are lamps of automatically-controlled brightness placed on the front and leading edges of an aircraft to raise the aircraft's luminance to the average brightness of the sky, a form of active camouflage using counter-illumination. They were designed to camouflage the aircraft by preventing it from appearing as a dark object against the sky. The technology was developed by the US Navy from 1943 onwards, to enable a sea-search aircraft to approach a surfaced submarine to 'within 30 seconds of flying time' before becoming visible to the submarine's crew. This in turn enabled the aircraft to engage the submarine with depth charges before it could dive, to counter the threat from German submarines to allied shipping. Yehudi lights did not come into operational usage and were considered obsolete with postwar advances in radar. With more recent improvements in stealth technology, Yehudi lights have again attracted interest."

Is that Marjorie Main at 6:30? The hotel clerk.

Is the woman who appears around minute 6'35'' Alma Reville? Thanks.

At that time no women has bra and penty

came here from Netflix‘s explained episode on tattoos- what a banger lol

I can't belive you have this. It was one of the songs my tap teacher taught us and I was just in the 6th grade. I'm now 90 so do the math. I danced it solo for my brother's graduation banquet in a country school in N.C. Memories that make you smile. Thank you for sharing the song and music.