UNBELIEVABLE 1920s Colorized Scenes Tulsa Ok RARE ENHANCED FILM

[@thecowboyway]

Outstanding Job Sir Thank You For Helping To Keep History Alive

[@Tulsa_Films]

Thank you. I think it turned out well

[@johnreitz5676]

Incredible footage! Everyone seems so natural and relatable. BTW: Really enjoy the music!

[@Tulsa_Films]

Thank you. These take lots of time so Im glad you appreciate and respond!

[@Tulsa_Films]

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[@beverlyaudrain913]

Love this so much! Thanks for sharing it.

[@Tulsa_Films]

Thank you!

[@Tulsa_Films]

What do you think about how we colorized?

[@michaeldethrow3873]

Looking very realistic, Jack. Technology has made some great leaps! Love your choice of background music as well

[@FrankBoston]

It fabulous. I did have to keep reminding myself what time frame I was watching the color and video is truly spectacular.

[@FrankBoston]

This is priceless!!! Thanks so much for posting. If there's any chance you have information on the year or name of the event that Walter Hagen and Horton Smith were playing at Tulsa County Club that would be greatly appreciated. I can't find anything on Google and am curious if it was a tournament or exhibition. The lady and gentlemen of the Black Tulsa Business League impressed me greatly. That's a sharp looking group of people. I'm so glad the days of the "riot" are scratched, and we call it a massacre like it was. May we all learn to love all good humans and never forget the beautiful lives that were lost.

[@Tulsa_Films]

I don't have an exact date on the Hagen / Smith golf film. It's likely 1928 or 1929. Seems like an exhibition of some sort to me. Thanks so much for your comments