The Hardy Boys 1957 Mystery of Ghost Farm (all 12 episodes)

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[@aaaht3810]

Never missed the Hardy Boys. The one I remember most is The Mystery of the Applegate Treasure. Programs like this in the 50's really kept kids riveted. Wholesome fun.

[@cristineconnell7803]

Good books too!

[@165vally]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5O8n3uPm5eredU Applegate Treasure

[@Ourladyrules]

darn tootin ! good stuff

[@robertbess192]

I got to know Tommy Kirk before he passed away. He used to attend the National Festival of the West each year in Arizona. You would not have recognized him. He was short, fat, bald and wore thick glasses. He did however still have his super sense of humor and was always very friendly. Always fun to talk to him about the Disney days.

[@johnwood551]

I was glued to our TV in the 50’s when these came on . Back when Disney stood for good clean wholesome Family shows. Shows that helped teach kids how to behave and have respect.

[@goat51]

We had a collection of all the Hardy Boys books in hardcover. Read all 37 of them and then start over again.

[@ss51-857]

Too bad it wasn't that great for tommy Kirk. Wasn't all that wholesome behind the scenes. Your fairytale one size fits all America. Was unsustainable. I lived through it . Pretty much sick of hearing about how great things were . In the comments.

[@jamesmiller4184]

Let's make that 'good, clean and wholesome' with no 'funny business,' right?

[@jamesmiller4184]

@@ss51-857 Well, Tommy did OK even though his movie career curtailment. I myself am of that same generation, being separated by only being about three years younger from Tommy. Prepubescent at twelve, I crushed on Annette (of course!) but also on Tim Considine. I'd absolutely zero idea as to why but, nevertheless did. Decades later in studying my case, I came to realize the utter naturalness of BOTH - each being necessary to its individual function in the very large scheme of things. This is common to guys but most are taught to hide it outwardly but worse from themselves, and thus begins that slow poisoning. This seemingly malpurposeful taught-and- learned noncomprehending of what Nature commands-be, is deeply and abidingly tragic. Being of no merit whatsoever to myself, my career L'Amour, which just happened to progress ambidirectionally, proved as trauma-free utterly! YES! Even back in those days. For very many though, it was not so easy a path-wise happenstance. 'Hope that helps some in some way.

[@ss51-857]

@@jamesmiller4184 it was good , but not clean , and certainly not wholesome.

[@BAM-jc7uy]

b. 1947---this is my era of MMC--yeah!! thanks for posting the episodes. We were stationed in Norfolk Va when after school MMC first began. 😍 My children, grandch and gr-grandch were/are readers of the older Nancy Drew and Hardy Boys book sets. As a kid, Sat morns were set aside for Sky King, Annie Oakley, and etc.

[@BrodyJoeandBriars]

I was only 5 years old in '57 but I still remember these episodes so well...remarkable!

[@PurpleRain500]

Tim Considine was so handsome. No wonder the T.V. studios couldn’t get enough of him. You know some people just have the look, that screen ready at all times look. And Tim definitely had it. What a fine, gorgeous young man.

[@howardkerr8174]

In the previous Hardy Boys (just a year earlier) Frank was noticeably taller and Joe was almost a skinny little kid. In this series, Frank doesn't seem to have grown, while Joe grew a few inches, put on some weight, and now looks just a bit younger than Frank. Joe almost looks like a different person in some shots.

[@shizukamori6755]

Just like " The Wonder Years " . Kevin just kept on shooting up, while his elder brother Wayne stayed the same height.

[@geezermann7865]

This must be the one where Tommy came out as a true girlhater. He blamed all the trouble in the world on "girls".

[@PurpleRain500]

@@geezermann7865 LOL

[@carlwalker5734]

I was 10 years old when this was on, l recall having to beg, cry and do extra chores so I could get a "flat-top" haircut like "Spins"

[@Hercules718]

This is awesome. Read the books as a boy. These episodes are really good. Thank you.

[@j0anningrao190]

Totally loved. The Hardy boys. Brings back memories.

[@j0anningrao190]

Thanks to who liked. God Bless!

[@janethartwig774]

I always thought Iola was the luckiest girl in the world being around those two handsome guys. Now all three of them has passed away.😢 Where did the years go?

[@scottlavoie5405]

I wasn't born in this time, but I sure wish I lived there now!!

[@edwardmullendore2007]

I was but I was a baby

[@mimid1803]

You must be White

[@lizzilsm246]

@@mimid1803 can you not see her

[@karenshawgo7999]

Great old shows.Better than the trash on TV today.

[@Hercules718]

Those were amazing days.

[@paulfitzgerald2673]

To me , Tim was always the King of Cool. Tommy Kirk great actor enjoyed all his work. R.I.P. T.K..

[@joedaily2]

So glad I found this! I didn't know these existed. Thanks so much for making this available

[@califdad4]

Since I was born in the mid 50s, I didn't discover these till the mouse club rerun's around 63-64. Loved these Hardy boy's at the time. This particular one was written by Disney people, and was sadly the last one Disney did

[@TheAnitam3]

This whole show is about them trying to save the animals. Where are all the negative comments coming from? Perhaps you should have watched more than the first couple of minutes before complaining.

[@porflepopnecker4376]

Quick to be triggered, slow to think.

[@helenawilliams3011]

Oh i loved these old shows than and now

[@windymoore4009]

Thank you ever so much for the upload. Haven't seen this since back when it was on the Mickey Mouse Club and have wanted to watch it ever since I acquired The Hardy Boys in The Mystery of the Applegate Treasure years ago. This really made for a very enjoyable afternoon.

[@stephanieporter2482]

I wasn’t born until the late 60s so I remember the Hardy Boys & Nancy Drew. from 1977-79 w/ Shaun Cassidy, Parker Stevenson, & Pamela Sue Martin & whoever played Mr. Hardy, “Nancy Drew’s sidekick George (not a guy). I watched it every week, it had lots of comical moments.

[@debrareplogle651]

great fun! enjoyed watching disney again. Mama sat us in front of the tv every afternoon to watch Mickey Mouse Club. Fun Memories!

[@mattmiller5014]

Morals and Decentcy. I am in my 60's now and spend my days watching videos like this and reading my books from the 1950's. Though God has allowed to have his way with the current world He has Not let him touch these moments of the past. I am So Happy when I am Lost in the Past.

[@kickit59]

Matt I also am in my 60's and I miss the old days! Today the world seems nuts compared to when we were young!

[@ferrark1]

My childhood was a great time to grow up in America!!

[@Joe-fx2pz]

It had it's down side , but it was mostly fine.

[@kylefanning1126]

A wonderful time to grow up between the 50s and the '90s

[@peterjohnson617]

I am with you on that,thanks......oh course nothing is perfect but perfection is most likely boring as all get up. I would not trade growing up in the 50`s & 60`s for anything.

[@porflepopnecker4376]

Everything has its down side.

[@janethartwig774]

Even better if you were white. Glad things are changing.

[@timebandit3478]

Disney back in the day, what a magical time. Now, lost in the pages of history.

[@Erin-Thor]

Lost, and yet here we are watching it.

[@rl643]

No

[@IsaDesOsiers]

Simply delightful! Thank you so much kramvnayr for uploading this wonderful old series.

[@janethartwig774]

Thanks so much for posting this series. I missed most of the episodes when our family lived overseas with no television for two years in the mid 50’s. While the quality might not be perfect it’s better than nothing and I appreciate it. I remember riding bikes all over; mom would often pack us a lunch so we could eat in the park with our cousins and friends.

[@indy_go_blue6048]

Those were the days! In my late single digit years in the summer I had to check in a couple of times a day for lunch and dinner. Parents didn't freak out if they didn't see you for 3-4 hours at a time.

[@2degucitas]

@@indy_go_blue6048 You probably didn't go very far. They knew all your friends and a phone call to their mom could track you down.

[@victoriamyatt1709]

Thats when kids actually were where they said they were, in the fields, park or somewhere nearby. As long as you were on time for tea.

[@anthonycalbillo9376]

Before we had the internet, and before my family had Cable TV, I read the whole series during one Summer.

[@rudybegonia2544]

me too

[@nancyford4536]

Great to go back in time. Wonderful to see again. Thank you.

[@felixmadison5736]

RIP Tommy Kirk. I'm still watching the still alive Tim Considine in 'My Three Sons' every morning on MeTv.

[@TheAnitam3]

RIP Tim Considine March 3, 2022.

[@pravinasings3289]

Many years ago, in a small town in Iowa, a farmer used to bring a cow around the neighborhood to sell milk. He would milk it right there, in front of your house.

[@MrLyndarenaud]

Talk about fresh milk!

[@vikkinicholson2300]

poor cow....thankfully we are more humane with animals these days.

[@jr42a1]

and then the USDA,PETA,EPA,CIA,and the FBI got word of it and shut him down...now the poor guy is doin time for life just for tryin ta get everyone good milk !!

[@sherrycambridge1531]

@@vikkinicholson2300 Not At All Dearie, Not At All

[@oliviajohnjohnolivia8142]

You should see what they do 😂 infront of my house.

[@idziak4ever]

Both such talented actors!

[@VIRGONOMICS]

Hello - greetings from another Proud Ohioan - and THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE . I came across your channel looking for an escape from the madness of today’s reality - Thanks for posting

[@magoo9767]

Good stuff never, ever, ages.

[@tonypanzarella9387]

Tommy Kirk's comment, during the intro, about "wasting time with a girl", was rather prescient, given how things ... developed.

[@bettymiller1929]

I thought so too

[@yolandajones9736]

Oh my Another One...absolutely wonderful 😀

[@timothyfoleyjr2796]

Those girls on the “Mickey Mouse Club” really were cute. I only say this because I’m now 73 years old and loved them all . . . even before I knew what to do with them.

[@dguy0386]

that's what kids do especially during the tween years when it all begins to click, we need more live action kids shows nowadays

[@dwightpowell6673]

What do you do with them?

[@jamesmiller4184]

@@dwightpowell6673 If not ready to raise a family and are prepared emotionally as well as financially -- NOTHING -- other than respectful friendship; the OTHER OPTION provided by old Mother Nature uniformly, then being far-the-better for use. In itself the sexualities issue is NOT complicated but tragically being made-so by crafted factionalism, such resulting doings causing distraction from that most essential simplicity, into mires of irresolvable complexity!! Tommy Kirk's life-path was permanently along that one of the not-generated familial. Now you've at least one answer, Dwight.

[@heidiream2108]

Love hardy boys and bacy drew especially the old black and white movies! I still read the books too. Lol! Carissa

[@charlieforman6216]

My cousin....had all the books .....i read everyone of them ....and I don't like to read.....lol...i loved them all

[@cw2gtc]

@@charlieforman6216 I’m using The Hardy Boys to get my 15 year old son, who hates to read, and knows all there is to know about everything. Such a hardhead😂

[@charlieforman6216]

I'm not big on reading never was but I really loved reading the hardey boys n even Nancy drew

[@lizzilsm246]

Every one is having a lil chitchat session here

[@maryannthomas7936]

RIP Tommy Kirk now RIP Tim Considine

[@ashleybohnert250]

Tommy was very good Talented in this show

[@carlosoliveira-rc2xt]

Always liked everything Tim or Tommy were in.

[@Hevynly1]

Great upload! I've always wanted to see the full series. Thank you!

[@TheDCarea]

EAnnH It's a shame the video and audio are so badly out of sync starting about 50:00.

[@TheDCarea]

Dan East @kramvnayr It looks like KZbin's image stabilization is turned on for this video, which causes jerky motion when the camera pans and in other places. Just curious why you have that enabled (or if you're aware that it is).

[@BricesMice]

Can’t wait to re-watch this series! Loved it the first time around...These guys where the hottest guys around!!!

[@thegreencat9947]

And Spin and Marty...at the Triple R Ranch. Yippee ya...Yippee yi...Yippee yo...😁

[@Montana4us]

NOTHING LIKE THOSE GOOD OLD DAYS.......GONE FOREVER! SO SAD.

[@djsi38t]

Really cool stuff here,thank god for you tube to make it free for all to watch.Vintage television up to 1998 from 1950 is really the best.I particularly enjoy everything 70's.

[@johnnolan995]

It is really great to see this serial, Thanks I only wish there were more!

[@htatsios]

they were kids with a conscience. what a wonderful story

[@kellyplumb3561]

What a statement for the time, kids with a conscience are courageous and loyal to what is right in their hearts! 💖❤️

[@susansackrison3139]

That’s when people went to Sunday school and the Bible was used in school too!

[@dorothyriskowitz763]

Thank you so much for sharing this

[@wurldtravlr620]

You will be missed Tommy

[@annette9747]

Thanks for uploading.

[@deborahmartin2337]

Totally enjoyed this flashback!

[@michellenelson6571]

Love these old series. Thanks for posting it

[@busybee4436]

So nice to watch a Hardy Boys mystery w/o Shaun Cassidy trying to sing.

[@Nana-Kunwar]

In my school I read all their books. Glad to see the movies now.

[@vernalc2449]

A fun romp through the way-back machine. This is the second of "The Hardy Boys" mystery series that I watch. Some observations: WOW-a pay-phone on a country road in the middle of NOWHERE! Amazing. EDIT: It got out of synch around the 30:00 mark. EDIT #2: I wonder why kids in the 1950's had to get off of their bikes and lift them up to turn around 180 degrees instead of just steering it?

[@bubby2325]

Tim called Tommy "a monster talent."

[@dennislyon8030]

Best time to grow up in America.When people said hello to you and not down at their phone ❤❤😊

[@DCShaneTours]

As a vegan it puzzles me why they were teaching their kids to have compassion for some animals, but disregard the thousands of other animals at the slaughter houses are being killed to eat. Us vegans are pushing the values of being compassionate to all animals not just three or four you find on an Old Farm. Get it?

[@patrickmccalpin9920]

I love the way they treated their bikes

[@DavidSmith-sb2ix]

Bikes were pretty tough then. I don't think that spill would have done that much damage.

[@zahemi914]

I can imagine how wonderful and time filling as kids backbthen sitting infront of the tv watching these adventure, & imagining we were part of the adventure.. after all, they didnt have all the gadgets we have today

[@653j521]

Zahemi AZUL ISLAMI They had tv, sitting in front of it like zombies, getting no exercise, no fresh air. The kids were predicted to evolve into creatures with no legs, rolling wherever they go.

[@MrLyndarenaud]

@@653j521 ......They did go outside and play, etc.. Unlike those of today who stay behind their closed bedroom doors, playing games on the internet with God knows who pretending to be teenagers. Friends are few and far between unless their parents push them out the door to get ''fresh air'' and play with others!

[@janethartwig774]

We only came inside for a few very special TV shows, Mickey Mouse Club being one of them. I laugh thinking that my iPad screen is the same size as our first television screen.

[@indy_go_blue6048]

@@653j521 We got exercise racing home from school in order to watch Mickey Mouse Club! School ended at 3:15 and MMC aired at 3:30. Afterwards we'd go out and play getting a hell of a lot more exercise than most kids today whom you never see outside their houses after school.

[@ai-man212]

Tommy Kirk got blacklisted at Disney for being gay. Such a great talent.

[@paulmcginn5146]

annette!!!! i love this show already!!!!

[@andrewdrabble8939]

Loved reading the Hardy Boys books but never knew of this particular version as I grew up with the series starring Parker Stevenson and Shaun Cassidy in the seventies

[@andrewdrabble8939]

@@haydennault5342 I've probably read about 98% of the Hardy Boys books (While the clock ticked, The case of the disappearing floor, the tic tac terror to name some) and a few of the subsequent Hardy Boys Case files as they are really easy books to get into. I couldn't get into the Nancy Drew books. The thing about Frank and Joe though is the fact that they never aged. Frank was always 18, while Joe was 17. They must have had a mystery to solve every week lol

[@andrewdrabble8939]

@@haydennault5342 I've found that the Hardy Boys books are very difficult to find now here in the UK. Mind you I did read most of them while I was still in school some 30 odd years ago

[@andrewdrabble8939]

@@haydennault5342 There are a few there that I've never heard of, the Trixie character for instance. Personally I'd go for the Hardy Boys books myself but you have said that Nancy Drew was your own favourite so go for it. I wish you luck in finding them all as that would be a good collection to have. I couldn't get into the Nancy Drew books. It wasn't for want of trying mind

[@andrewdrabble8939]

@@haydennault5342 I've never heard of the Hardy Boys undercover brothers, Trixie Beldon, Hardy Boys adventures and the Nancy Drew diaries

[@DavidSmith-sb2ix]

I'm 73 and still have my Hardy Boys books. Some of the early stories were rewritten in the 50s. It's interesting to compare them with the original ones. I remember watching these stories and how I wished that Iola was my girlfriend. She was so cute and a great child actress. I think she passed away some years ago.

[@dougbresky3187]

I have the entire collection of books in my closet. Some books are very old. They sure bring back memories.....

[@MyDaddysNameIsGOD]

The Good Old Days💖✝️

[@rickyrocket6696]

I remember watching reruns in the 70s when I was a kid ..... Still fun to watch wholesome American television.

[@daneast]

@kramvnayr It looks like KZbin's image stabilization is turned on for this video, which causes jerky motion when the camera pans and in other places. Just curious why you have that enabled (or if you're aware that it is).

[@NancyDrewe]

I’m stunned. I thought the Hardy Boys were in Bayport. Lol

[@RetiredSchoolCook]

THANK YOU I ENJOYED WATCHING THIS LIKE # 500 JULY 21 2019

[@michaeldiaz9999]

Hmm...Tommy Kirk took his no girl policy all the way into adulthood. Now that's commitment.

[@carlosoliveira-rc2xt]

Hilarious how Mr. Binks was concerned about a rubber bike tire contacting a chromed steel car bumper.

[@waderaney7]

these stories were great

[@catherineking4203]

Great movie!😍😍😍😍

[@jimlaguardia8185]

I watched this series when it was first aired, when America was great.

[@bobbiefager3946]

Women's options were seriously limited. Black people still had to drink from black only water fountains. The great thing back then was an unpolluted America which is OBVIOUSLY not part of the MAGA agenda.

[@billgreen4003]

neat o max thanks for sharing freely God Bless

[@Toast0808]

Tommy Kirk saying to shoot him if he ever wastes time with a girl is pretty ironic.

[@annamarielewis7078]

Happily, we were too naive to understand at the time

[@wurldtravlr620]

@@annamarielewis7078 🤣🤣👍

[@schallrd1]

He practiced what he preached.

[@majkus]

Watching young Tommy Kirk forswearing girls is, well, worth a smile.

[@ronaldpokatiloff5704]

I liked Iola Morton with the roller skates, in the first year. But she rarely showed up.

[@geezermann7865]

Funny there happened to be a phone booth out in the middle of nowhere. And you had to have a dime to call, or was it a nickel? They could have just used a cell phone.

[@alainmartinezhueijr.804]

The Hardy boys are my favorite characters 😊

[@evelynbeveraggi8724]

I wasn't born yet!! But , I did enjoy The Hardy boys with Shaun Cassidy, n Parker Stevenson

[@ashleybohnert250]

Tim conside was awesome actor along aside costar actor for Tommy Kirk

[@eannh4928]

It's a shame the video and audio are so badly out of sync starting about 50:00.

[@QueenBee-gx4rp]

EAnnH Is there any way we can fix it on our end?

[@lizzilsm246]

@@QueenBee-gx4rp probably not

[@lizzilsm246]

But there is always a chance!

[@cheryl2962]

I watch The Hardy Boys in the 70 s. With Shaun Cassidy And Parker Stevenson!

[@faithfulsaviour1207]

Thanks for the upload. Date 7/23/18 Monday Time 11:07pm

[@michaelmurtagh8898]

Thanks for this.

[@ShadowTreasurer]

Disappointed that apart from the first episode there is no indication when one episode begins and then ends.

[@lavenderrose07]

Well made tv show!

[@Plattensammler88]

It's funny to hear Tommy Kirk ranting about girls, especially considering why his career ended at Disney ;-)

[@OrangeTabbyCat]

What other kids' shows from the past can you recommend?

[@susansackrison3139]

Any classic Disney. I just discovered “Annette”

[@everythingchrisprime1189]

Better than the new one tbh.

[@ShadowTreasurer]

The introduction was very long and frustrating. Frank says that he is giving a general idea about the spoiler. In modern parlance this would be called spoilers.

[@only1pinuchi]

A little corny.....but I liked it, thanks

[@rolmaguiland21]

Wow I wish I know it was a flim I keep this for my kids

[@Neil-ru7kw]

At 7 I liked this 👍

[@debsmith8219]

Watched every week

[@thomlin8812]

@ 35:29....What he 'meant' to say was: "Nothin' but goats in this place!" ☺

[@monikakumari4836]

Good job i need it to watch it

[@shizukamori6755]

I've read all the old Hardy Boys stories from the Tower Treasure to Danger on Vampire Trail, but there is NO Mystery of Ghost Farm.

[@srmichel417]

I think it's a Disney original. Most of the 70s series weren't from the books either.

[@richarddaniel9364]

I was just thinking life is so sad. These young boys and girls must be now either very old or dead :(. I hate life sometimes. I really don't know about olden days as I was born in 1999 and I'm 23 years old. But I would really love if the people who were born in the early 1990's could tell me if it was really cool than how it is now. My perception of it is that it was indeed cool but some don't think so. I love to confirm my perception of it. The days when it was much pure and much less corruption than it is today......Wish I could be born in the early 90's. I really love the style the hats and stuff :(

[@janethartwig774]

It really was a wonderful time to grow up in. We all played outside roaming the neighborhood without fear. The general innocence was real.

[@richarddaniel9364]

@@janethartwig774 Really? So you're from the 90's I guess? Wowww How I wish I was born in that era 😥.

[@luvluvluvluvcats]

@@janethartwig774 I roamed what was supposed to be a safe neighborhood and an attempted kidnapping of me on the corner has me creeped out decades later.

[@maisto84]

Be awesome if they did a crossover with the Dudley boys and edge and christian

[@shizukamori6755]

These two boys who played Frank and Joe Hardy were underaged. Frank was supposed to be 18 and Joe a year younger. These boys couldn't be more than 15! On the other hand, in the 1977 series, Parker Stevenson and Shaun Cassidy were way OVERAGED! Shaun was 19 and Parker already 25! I wish they would have a TV series where Frank and Joe would be the same ages as in the book series.

[@litoboy5]

GREAT

[@BuddyNovinski]

This gendre makes me wonder had I been born to late in the century. Oh, well, like the millennials today, I can travel back into time.

[@Dr.Pepper001]

I'm 74 and used to watch the Hardy Boys every chance I got. It's kinda corny now.