At This Moment Railroad Film [4K]

This is a 1954 film produced by the Westinghouse Air Brake Company. To show the importance of railroads in America and how it impacts the lives of every American. If you enjoyed this video please don't forget to hit that LIKE and SUBSCRIBE button.

[@davinoc8559]

My favorite character is the guy with the pipe. He just looks like he's smoking that pipe and chilling.

[@malcolmmarzo2461]

Excellent cultural time capsule. Reminds me of the world I experienced as a boy. Thank you for a very good railroad video.

[@bboomer1948]

@ 6:50, the fellow on left is Paul Genge. He played Ed Price in the Steve McQueen movie 'Bullitt' in '68. His character was the shotgun toter in that Dodge Charger.

[@godoftheinterwebz]

all those railroads in the opening credits have been winnowed down to just five sad

[@120446219]

I love this vieo...God bless the old days of America

[@paulmatulavich7321]

Never saw this one before.That is actor James Gregory. Guy sitting at table in diner smoking a pipe was the assasin in Bullitt, name unknown.

[@samiam5557]

Yup, Inspector Luger! LOL And one of the dudes in the Black '68 Charger! Far-out.

[@HSMiyamoto]

Yeah, I knew he was familiar. That voice and face is so memorable. His acting is really good, even in this industrial film. A real professional at work.

[@deadfreightwest5956]

That was actor Paul Genge.

[@andyharman3022]

@@deadfreightwest5956 The other assassin in Bullitt was played by Bill Hickman

[@25mfd]

@@HSMiyamoto ...gregory also played general ursus in planet of the apes

[@RailStalkerAdventures]

This is an awesome video and to whoever put it together, thanks

[@BackshopRailProductions]

Glad you enjoyed the video

[@WilliamHBaird-eq2hp]

Some great scenes in this film!

[@663rainmaker]

William H. Baird Videogates and Evidence

[@gleanerk]

Thanks for sharing!

[@NOcollapseIN]

Texas Special E8 @ 15:20 !!!! There's another film on here that shows the more rarer E7's before katy stopped using them after just a few years....

[@rjl110919581]

LOOK GREAT ACTION MOVIE

[@jerrykitich3318]

Bill, the newsletter man, looks like he might have been the Inspector on Barney Miller, James Gregory.

[@xanadujohn79]

It has to be.....Sgt Lugar....

[@johntapp1411]

It is-the one and only. He also starred with Rod Steiger in Al Capone in 1959.

[@andyharman3022]

And was the gorilla general in Beneath the Planet of the Apes

[@cesaralemao6591]

Saudade tempinho bom 🤩🇧🇷🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻

[@irvinklugh8858]

LIKE IT VERY MUCH

[@fairportrails107]

17:31 centipede

[@vondumozze738]

And the TV in Scotty's was a Westinghouse.

[@jaminova_1969]

And in color too! Quite an achievement for 1954!

[@arielfilmsinc1926]

You can be sure IF it's Westinghouse

[@e.tezani3877]

Norman Rockwell: the movie

[@godoftheinterwebz]

Westinghouse Air Brake Company - now known as WABCO

[@bolddavis]

I haven't been seen ACL

[@michaelfrohlich4896]

What's the songs name beginning at 1:50?

[@WesternOhioInterurbanHistory]

23:56

[@hardyhector8308]

like train

[@Baynewsvideo]

I'm betting that place is a riot when the beer gets flowing... Lookie at all the white guys!

[@captainmorgan757]

You're mistaken. Only minorities riot! How did Peter Griffin put it? "Only minorities with guns kill minorities".

[@BillP-kg1yp]

This movie has that cold war propaganda tone to it.

[@joerivers1768]

3:26 is the Ann Arbor Michigan NYC station. Here is a link to how it looks now. Amtrak is right next to it to the west. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ann_Arbor_station_(Michigan_Central_Railroad)#/media/File:MichiganCentralDepotAnnArborMI.JPG

[@e.tezani3877]

Norman Rockwell: the movie