History Of Balloons (1944)

[@Solemn_Kaizoku]

This is SO underrated. Besides the intriguing topic itself, I'm struck by the quality and organization of presentations from this era. Thank you to whoever uploaded. Also 25:38 - if only he was right! 😭

[@mikeyfrederick1232]

Its been 10 years for this video lol whoever made this channel i hope your life has been good...so yeah this content was super cool to watch..

[@biggrayalien4791]

Idk what kind of voice the guy was trying to make lol

[@BrandEver117]

I NEED to know who this guy was lol

[@jkorshak]

The voice is a loose comedic knock off of a pre-war Vaudeville, Broadway, and movie comedian named W.C. Fields. Fields had a drawl similar to the one used here in the film and Fields was famous for his comedic asides to the audience after finishing a thought. He was a huge movie comedian in the early days of talking films, a lot of times playing an irascible but loveable drunk or "old timer" caught up in circumstance.

[@MMAGamblingTips]

⁠@@jkorshakit’s also a mockery of Humphrey Bogart or 1940 noir style Cary Grant.

[@WarhammerWings]

17:33

[@brucefoye6479]

Artificial islands with children's parks on them

[@thelondonshowstarringlondo1258]

Hi

[@biggrayalien4791]

Also what the hell lol 8:12 "through a fortunate combination of economics and science" Translation: post-slave labor and the cotton gin

[@elosogonzalez8739]

Narration by Floyd the Barber.