Cincinnati 1930s in color [60fps,Remastered] w/sound design added

I colorized, restored and created a sound design for this home movie of Cincinnati 1930s, we can clearly see what's happening in broad daylight, Street Scene
Video Restoration Process:
✔ FPS boosted to 60 frames per second
✔ Image resolution boosted up to HD
✔ Improved video sharpness and brightness
✔ Colorized only for the ambiance (not historically accurate)
✔added sound design only for the ambiance
✔restoration:(stabilisation,denoise,cleand,deblur)
Please, be aware that colorization colors are not real and fake, colorization was made only for the ambiance and do not represent real historical data.
B&W Video Source: Internet Archive
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[@brianneveu6953]

There is one thing that I find so fascinating when watching these old film reels. To the people in these films they are alive and living in that time period, just going about their daily lives. To us watching they are all dead now. Just weird to think about..

[@michaelbutler2312]

and probably did not lead full lives due to smoking!

[@mitjam.7443]

@ 3:11 you can see a toddler in his mother's arms. It is quite possible that this child is still alive ;-)

[@TeeGar]

​And now die from diabetes due to eating nothing but processed food. We still haven't learned our lesson. I saw exactly 1 obese person in this entire clip. Now it would be just the opposite.​@@michaelbutler2312

[@ledon26656]

100 years from now that will be us. Someone will have the same thought, except they will have HD/4k videos of us to see, and they will imagine "all these people, just living their lives in the moment, and now they are all dead". And so it goes on!

[@joeyjamison5772]

@@mitjam.7443 Maybe it's Pete Rose!

[@ctwentysevenj6531]

This film must be from 1934/1935 as there is an advert for the movie Hat, Coat and Glove which was released on 27 June 1934.

[@philbooth4384]

This one is so intimate and candid. The views inside the stores. Excellent presentation. Thank you

[@NASS_0]

Thx

[@PaddyThePaddy]

Cincinnatian here! I’ve been waiting for you to share Cincinnati footage from the 30s/40s! It’s hard to come across.

[@Rae0811]

Same. I wish our city still looked like this.

[@PaddyThePaddy]

@@Rae0811 The Automobile and highway systems ruined a lot of the city. I-75 destroyed the entire west end.

[@PhillyGirl-pt3vq]

Amazing to see all these people going about their day and running their businesses. Even coming out to say hello to the camera! These people are all gone now. 🎥 🥰🙏🏻💐 It was wonderful that someone had the idea to film it! Gives us a glimpse into what life was like. To me, I’m very appreciative of that. ❤️🙏🏻

[@richmeyer2064]

Summer of 1934. Great amusement park audio for the Coney Island portion. Thanks Nass for your great restoration.

[@NASS_0]

Thx!!!

[@bruceferguson6637]

Nice to see all those mom and pop businesses. Looks like the cameraman knew those folks and likely grew up in that neighborhood.

[@NASS_0]

Like And Share Please!

[@jasonm950]

I love to travel back in time with NASS, thx.

[@jec1ny]

Fantastic job on this one. The colorization was excellent. I love how everybody is so well dressed. One suggestion for future films and added sound. Car horns before the 1950s sounded quite different from modern horns.

[@crabwalk7773]

Thank you, NASS, for sharing your work.

[@NASS_0]

thx!

[@rsquinlan22]

Excellent find NASS. GREAT JOB! 🎥👍

[@NASS_0]

Thx ;)

[@asan1050]

NASS! , Great! Thanks for posting this video

[@NASS_0]

Thx bro!

[@robertmalfy8552]

Great job no silly commentary just letting the video tell the story

[@donaldcampbell9219]

Do not mess with the barber. He’s not playing.

[@The1313jeff]

For some reason, I really enjoy the old American videos the best. I think I have seen so many World War II videos that it is hard to get excited when you show the old European ones!I find them hard to watch! Let's just hope you don't run out of American material any time soon.

[@claudermiller]

That's where my dad was born. Near the theater on McMicken, 1930.

[@mikemasiello9625]

Wonderful job NASS. The color is spot on. Just an ordinary day that turned extraordinary for these folks. A rare thing indeed to be filmed in 1934. I wonder if they ever got to see themselves in this home movie? In there wildest dreams would they have thought they would be seen by folks 90 years later. Definitely a time capsule.....

[@NASS_0]

Thx! ;)

[@JUSAGUYNKY]

Awesome! 🤩 really hope you come across some Louisville and/or Lexington sometime in the future! 🤞🏼🤞🏼

[@FirefighterSEIN]

Great footage! If this was June of 1934 as others have speculated due to the release dated of the film on the marquee of the theater, my 90-year old mother would have been only 4 months old.

[@nelsonnoname001]

Love it, thank you!

[@anteuzel5324]

Great video super NASS Cincinnati was cool in 1930 old cars was cool old city greetings from Croatia

[@NASS_0]

Thx bro

[@ThePeterheil]

Warm greetings from Germany

[@bardo0007]

Fun fact; Mostly German immigrants settled down in CIncinnatti in 1840-1860

[@sirchadiusmaximusiii]

Remember civilized society? We should do that again.

[@TheDanEdwards]

Nostalgia is quite the drug.

[@sirchadiusmaximusiii]

@@TheDanEdwardsYou know what’s even crazier than nostalgia? The things in our head called eyes which humans use to see and a brain which is biologically wired to notice patterns. If video didn’t show proof there would be no need for police bodycams by your logic.

[@skeleton608]

Missing your old friend Jim?

[@sinxromazadron3603]

😱😱😱WHO "WE" ???

[@jonathancormack]

​@@sirchadiusmaximusiiinostalgia is quite the drug

[@ralphseewald4069]

In 1930 only about half the homes in the United States had electricity

[@leofedorov1030]

Where do you get your info? By 1930, 90% of urban homes had access to electricity. The percentage was lower in rural areas, but not by much. Farm homes were the only ones that still lagged behind significantly at that time.

[@KN-fy4vv]

Starting around 0:31 Central Parkway at Mohawk Place

[@athos1974]

When I was a kid in school, we were taught the 1930s Great Depression era was drab, with depressed struggling people. The energy of the cities had evaporated from the Roaring 20s. Yet here we see that it wasn't so. Thanks NASS for proving my schoolteachers wrong.😊

[@F14Tomcatlover-o2v]

Almost everyone was in the same situation. They gave each other moral support.

[@shawnmarengo494]

At 0:22, the cute little gas station. At the time, they were called a “filling station”.

[@theendofeverything6356]

Looks very wholesome.

[@KN-fy4vv]

At 1:47, might be the Imperial Theater at 282 McMicken Avenue

[@davidneman6527]

​@@CreakyCricketThis is true. A friend of my wife purchased it and is securing financing for restoration.

[@KN-fy4vv]

@@davidneman6527oh wow, that’s fantastic!

[@cengeb]

Hats,hats,hats

[@josefradisz2133]

So expressive looks !

[@dave3657]

I doubt anybody in the film ever imagined thousands of people would be watching this almost a hundred years later.

[@olrikm]

A rare "slices of life" natural clip, as opposed to the more "official" or corporate clips available. More of the former, please!

[@bruceshaw2402]

The film showing ( hat , coat and gloves with claudette colbert was released in June 1934 so this must be the later part of that year or very early 1935 .

[@NASS_0]

1934

[@nwicconsultants6640]

Claudette Colbert was not in that movie (Hat, Coat and Glove 1934)

[@Melrick72]

It's not from 1936, it's from 1934. The original source states that.

[@nwicconsultants6640]

@@Melrick72 It is true that the movie was released in 1934 but in those days it was not uncommon for movies especially in smaller venues to have them playing anywhere from 1 to 2 years after release. lol.....in my small town we considered ourselves lucky to get them in that "short" amount of time. 😁

[@NASS_0]

@@Melrick72 oh yes!!

[@GEAE_Denny_L]

Outstanding ! Was the traffic & talking sounds added to the normally silent video of the times ?

[@MisterRico101]

Super classic video 👍

[@dlparcell9053]

I see the Imperial Theater so this footage is from what was once referred to as the Mohawk Village which is part of what is now known as Over The Rhine. Not a safe place to visit these days but a lot of the buildings still stand.

[@djosbun]

I live in the Cincinnati area. It’s sad (but not surprising) to see what a dump that area is now. Once the Dindo’s arrive in droves, the neighborhood goes down the toilet.

[@bardo0007]

Do you still have a German population ? German food etc

[@leofedorov1030]

Stop making sh.t up. I bet you’ve never been to Cincy. What the heck is a “Dindo’s”,

[@ShawnC.T.]

I remember going to Coney Island @ an early age, and I remember when it changed to Kings Island, and moved to Mason, Ohio. This is/was a treat to witness...🙂

[@matrox]

I was born in the late 50s and remember when streets still looked like this before cities were torn down a replaced with glass bldgs, highways and ugly ass foreign cars.

[@smc9108]

looks like maybe OTR over into the West End, Camp Washington or maybe also old Cumminsville? (and then of course Coney Island)..

[@arvidpaulius7816]

Thank you 😊😉

[@Czar1925]

Em que dimensaõ eu estava nesse época...🤘.....e surreal 🤘🎸🤘

[@anthonychihuahua]

8:17 Lakeside Amusement Park, in the very small town of Lakeside, Colorado, still has one of these rides! Although I don't know the name of the ride.

[@markmunroe-hz8rf]

Back when clothes, architecture, many folks, furniture, appliances had class. Not anymore. Ironically, despite the racial discrimination, many African Americans had structure and thrived professionally.

[@matrox]

Black culture was literally destroyed after the Johnson admin allowed civil rights and welfare in exchange for the black vote. To get welfare there had to be NO MALE HEAD of HOUSEHOLD. That removed the father from the home and it literally and systematically destroyed the black family structure which lead to the current foulness filth and crime.

[@hsun7997]

There aren’t even any black people in this video. Where did that come from? Black people rioted back in the old days too lol, even more than they do now because they didn’t have equal rights.

[@hsun7997]

I don’t know how you’re able to bring race into a video with no minorities in it but ok.

[@markmunroe-hz8rf]

@@hsun7997 sorry if I offended you. I was just trying to make a point.

[@hsun7997]

@@markmunroe-hz8rf I wasn't offended. I just politely challenged your perspective. You know that there were tons of race riots back then, probably more than now. But I digress.

[@eascec8374]

It appears that many of the shots were definitely taken in 1934, with only a few in 1935.

[@NASS_0]

1936!

[@kevingeezy5176]

Look at how many cars there were. Some people make it seem like subways and streetcars were the only options to get around but obviously the automobile was very successful even in the 30s

[@bardo0007]

The movie at 1:47 is Hat, Coat and Glove starring Ricardo Cortez and Barbara Robbins. So this footage must be from 1934 or 35 .

[@NASS_0]

yes! 1936

[@KN-fy4vv]

1:47 might be the Imperial Theater at 282 McMicken Avenue.

[@olcotttheosophy]

Very nice 👍 pleasure ( from Andhrapradesh)

[@TeeGar]

People took pride in their appearance

[@DoDayDem]

Wonder what it was like if you needed a dentist. All looks so wholesome.

[@TopHotDog]

Painful. But people in earlier times had a higher threshold for pain tolerance.

[@DoDayDem]

@@TopHotDog nevertheless, oh the thought of it.

[@2MuchPurple]

Actually, they had plenty of dentists. My mother worked for a famous dentist called Painless Parker in Seattle when she was in college in the 30s. He was real, and is in Wikipedia.

[@DoDayDem]

@@2MuchPurple I suppose American was more advanced than most countries. I live in Northern Ireland and even in the 50s Dentistry was pretty foul

[@ENEB5]

*I need footage from Louisville.*

[@sonnycorleone2602]

Great video and footage. At 6:25 is Coney Island-which is in Brooklyn, New York.❤❤

[@NASS_0]

Coney Island (Cincinnati, Ohio)

[@sonnycorleone2602]

@@NASS_0 Ok, Thanks my friend. I stand corrected. 😊

[@USHighway66]

Back then, they even dressed nice to go to the amusement park!

[@walkergillette3918]

OH A WISE GUY EH

[@mrcoldshower2823]

at bout 03:20 the sign says DAMES the bottom says Vaudeville Tonight, naughty naughty LOL

[@raypeters4525]

NEWEST CARS SEEN THIS FILM, 1934 PLYMOUTH AND 34 FORD !

[@phantomforester9337]

6:00--hod carrier in a suit. Uh-huh.

[@SwedishEmpire1700]

Imagine watching one of these and seeing yourself

[@Southkoreamappingofficial]

I told you, "Brazil 1930's should be next" are you having out of mind

[@whiteeyes3743]

I would've opened a Hat and tie shop! Money just rolling in lol

[@TopHotDog]

Many people comment and call this film a video. It was made as a film, probably 8mm, possibly 16. Film and video are NOT the same. Film is a series of individual picture transparencies where as video is an electronic medium for recording on tape. They are NOT interchangeable. Film is viewed using a projector. Video is viewed using a tape player hooked up to a monitor.

[@JimBob1937]

If you're watching a digitized film, it's now a video. I get your point, but you're not accounting for 'video' being the form it's viewed as now.

[@ФаритАхмадеев-и8е]

👍

[@F14Tomcatlover-o2v]

Men looked tougher back then. Handsome and tough.

[@cynthiamincher5154]

Nicely dressed

[@Barrosblancos2024]

That's why you have to live every day as if it were your last.

[@1M005E1]

Way before it became Cincinnasty. Simpler times, no shootings being broadcasted daily like now. Friendly people.

[@rachaelnichter5525]

specifically where is this in cincy?

[@TeddyBelcher4kultrawide]

The pony keg

[@rachaelnichter5525]

@@TeddyBelcher4kultrawide what street or streets? i would assume this in the west end or over the rhine or maybe queensgate?

[@laghlaaziz4967]

❤❤

[@minaiorgova8388]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@ElisabetaTofalvi]

❤SUPER NASS..!!!..THANK YOU..!!!❤🎉❤

[@JustMe-um7sr]

Sadly Coney Island is no longer

[@SA-bq1us]

So this what it looked like before WKRP

[@ФаритАхмадеев-и8е]

Америка даже тогда жила намного современно чем остальной мир👏

[@bardo0007]

Democracy gives you this, same in Western Europe

[@sirrom5155]

coney island amusement park featured here closed in 2023!

[@DennisSalonga-o8b]

📺📺📺📺💫💫💫

[@MrDesgulsh]

now imagine what would think people in 100 years, if only what they find from our times were tiktok trends films or other shit-pranks :D

[@wildcat64100]

The past is a another country; they do things differently there.

[@timstar28]

It makes me sad knowing furture generations will destroy all that amazing architecture. Also, why were things built so much better back in the day when we have so much more technology now? Makes 0 sense to me.

[@joeyjamison5772]

Ahhh, Cincinnati, back in the days when their baseball team didn't suck!

[@bretz9276]

7 hills

[@alexndernikulkin2130]

Севастополь привет

[@cengeb]

They all look like mobsters

[@PaulMaudlin]

Probably were

[@RogueRemus]

Much better with 1.25 speed up

[@alfredocorreia9385]

PRATICAMENTE TODOS JÁ DO "OUTRO LADO DA VIDA"!!! MUITOS PROVÁVELMENTE REENCARNADOS! SOU ESPIRITUALISTA DA CODIFICAÇÃO ESPÍRITA FRANCESA EM 1857 POR ALLAN KARDEC!!!

[@dw2793]

Obama appeared, reminding us to vote for Trump.

[@matrox]

Nice, but Coney Island is in New York

[@michaelryan3709]

incorrect - see other notes

[@crabwalk7773]

Coney Island was a seasonal amusement park and water park destination on the banks of the Ohio River in Cincinnati, Ohio, located approximately 10 miles (16 km) east of the downtown area adjacent to Riverbend Music Center.

[@J0hnnyKn1ght69]

Back when the movie set was fresh and new