“ I LOVE NEW YORK ” 1980 CITY & STATE OF NEW YORK TOURISM PROMO REEL MOHAWK VALLEY XD31332
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This 1980 color film, produced at the height of the New York State Department of Economic Development’s “I Love New York” campaign, features a whirlwind montage of the state’s tourism offerings narrated by actor E.G. Marshall (TRT: 28:13).
Extended montage: A large red heart. A foundry, industrial factory workers, tapestry weavers, refrigerator assembly, polishing eyeglasses, apples on a conveyor belt, cathode ray tubes, pottery, silversmithing, boat manufacturing (0:06). The Empire State Building. A colorful map of the state of New York appears with Milton Glaser’s iconic “I Love New York” logo (1:32). Rivers of upstate New York during autumn. A sandy beach. Manhattan skyscrapers. Waterskiing, diving. Children playing tug of war. A waterfall (1:55). Ice skating at the rink at Rockefeller Center. A Santa Claus outside Gimbel’s, another in Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. Carnival rides. A stunt show (2:54). A glider plane, a sailboat. A churchouse wedding. The Statue of Liberty (3:41). Montage ends. The map zooms on the “Niagara Frontier.” Niagara Falls. Aerial views of Buffalo (4:13). Old Fort Niagara (5:26). “Chautauqua/Allegany.” The Chautauqua Institution, a non-profit arts education center offers weaving and dance classes (5:47). Melting ice, frosted trees, snow covered fields (6:25). “Finger Lakes.” Rochester New York. The George Eastman House. A public dance performance. Rochester’s “Great Raft Race.” Lilacs in Highland Park. Sonnenberg Gardens & Mansion State Historic Park. Tourists view verdant gardens of colorful flowers (7:14). A children’s baseball game. A marching band competition (9:10). A grape vineyard. Letchworth and Stony Brook State Parks. A waterfall on the Gorge Trail (10:05). A bookseller’s table from the Cornell University Campus Store. The Cornell campus’ clock tower, Cornell Chimes. Student pedestrians (10:51). The Corning Inc. glassworks. Glassblowing, firing, and etching (11:27). “Central” New York. The Baseball Hall of Fame at Cooperstown. Doubleday Field hosts a baseball game. The Farmers Museum in Mohawk Valley. Scenes of agriculture: Tractors, grain silos, fields of crops, a dramatic sunset (12:07). “1000 Islands.” Waterfront homes and waterskiers. The Saint Lawrence Seaway. Shipping freighters. Small motorboats (14:06). Sailboats. A fisherman on a dock. A pontoon boat (15:14). “Adirondacks.” An autumn panorama. Skiers ride a chairlift, navigate a winding slope (15:40). A downhill skier at high speed. A cross-country skiing race. Snowmobiles. A snowshoe race. A game of ice lacrosse. A group sledding on a ladder (17:15). A downtown holiday parade. More daredevil skiers and snowmobilers performing jumps (18:22). “Capital/Saratoga.” The Egg performing arts center in Albany. High rise office buildings and fountains. Thoroughbred horses at Saratoga Race Course. Jockeys burst out of the starting gate. Race fans watch from the stands through binoculars (18:56). “Catskills.” Lakes and mountains. Deer. A golf course. Catskills resort hotels from afar, and within. A banquet hall offers live music (20:13). Tennis courts. Golfers (21:15). “Hudson Valley.” The United States Military Academy West Point. A military marching band guides men through drill formations (21:21). An Army Cadets (or Black Knights) football game. A fumble (23:03). “Long Island.” Montauk Point Lighthouse. Sand dunes and beaches. Fishing enthusiasts (23:21). Beachgoers sunbathing, swimming, playing volleyball (24:08). A big red apple represents New York City. Aerial photography of Manhattan. The Empire State Building. St. Patrick’s Cathedral. Urban architecture and pedestrians. A “Cookie Coach” (24:40). A dog barks from an apartment window. A remote control boat in The Pond at Central Park. A horse-drawn carriage ride (26:00). Roller skating. A frisbee spinner (26:26). Downtown nightlife: The Shubert Theater, “Beatlemania,” Times Square, Howard Johnson’s. The World Trade Center in silhouette (25:40). A review of previous locales (27:11). A cow in closeup, young men pose for a photo. A red sunset (27:40).
The “I Love New York” song was composed by composer Steve Karmen, a prolific writer of commercial jingles of the 1970s. The “I Love New York” logo was conceived by graphic designer Milton Glaser in a taxi cab while on the way to the pitch meeting. He gave his work to the city for free.
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I'm glad I come from there, and very happy I left decades ago.
Couldn't have said it better.👏👍
Smart person
I hate being negative, but sometimes I think our best days are behind us.
not being negative at all, i think what went wrong was this gen, we take so many things for granted.
life was so simple back then, now ask any kid and they need to have their phones to have fun
Yes, it may be so. The American Century? It’s looking a heck of a lot shorter than that. Truly Reagan was the beginning of the end so in a way this video in 1980 marks the beginning of the end. The Reagan administration opened the flood gates to unbridled greed. The military budget is beyond sick and trickle down economics was just a sham. Every president since Reagan has followed in those footsteps.
Yes, i agree.
@@icecreamforcrowhurst becuase at reagan we were supposed to transition into an empire.
we didn't, so the republic became corrupt.
They are.
I love the 'I love new york' song
I hate that sinful song would it be better if the song was once upon a December from Anastasia
Try playing this now see how many people buy that shit
That may be true but there’s no denying that theme song 1:53 That’s righteousness in sound alright
I visited New York City in 1981. It was breathtaking 😊
I was born January 3 1981, I plan to visit It someday.
I've seen the movies,
I hate it
1:29 Kodak plant in Rochester, now closed.
@Cardinal Sin Nearly everything in this video moved to China. Starting around 1978
Sadly most of these businesses have left New York State...
I live on Long Island. Interesting how only a small portion of the video covered the island. Crazy to think how nearly all industry in the video has moved over seas. The task of the man painting lines on the teacup likely transitioned to China by the late 80's. Appliances made in the USA are a thing of the past. Wondering what's left?!
What's left? Bitterness. Hopelessness. And apathy. Its called the American dream because you have to be asleep to believe it.
@@RMosher11 i dont think so.
You saw that girl at the olympics?
I also live on Long Island and was also thinking why they only showed a small portion of LI , very weird to me since Long Island is a hit spot in New York I would have thought they woulda showed more of Long Island and what it has to offer
Grew up in the Bronx. Good times…
The music at 16:47 was sweet!
And Now, look at its future. Still want to visit It someday,
Loved these commercials and I love New York.
Awesome film, would like to check out New York State sometime.
Uhmmmm,......No, you don't.
Remember, this was 1980. 43 years ago.
By 1989, most of these businesses had left NY State.
CBGB’s was at its peak back in 1980 Manhattan. Ramones, Talking Heads, Blondie, the Dictators, New York Dolls, Patti Smith. You also had Max’s Kansas City with the Misfits and Devo performing there. NYC punk was awesome then.
Recommendation Time
If you tried to give NYC back to the Indians now they wouldn't take it.
Was it really like this in 1980? I live in the Capital region and it's not great 😕
You're obviously a Millenial which explains your stupidity. 😒😒😒😒😒
I was 21 then. It was a pretty good place to be. I'm from LI, studied upstate. I think quiet charming corners can still be found, but if you're young it's probably not that interesting.
What's that music at 17:34?
William Tell Overture.
@@johnmagill1011 thanks! Drived me mad, it was such a stereotypical music for chace/race back in the day.
I havent heard anyone from coastal cities say the buzzterm "flyover state" in a long time. hmmm I wonder why that is.
Rochester
Fascinating. It turns out that 1980 marked a pivotal year in the ‘American Century’. Reaganism was truly the beginning of the end.
Because of the economic crisis and the rate of unemployment, now is the best time to invest and make money 💯
You can say that again
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The greatest, most powerful city on Earth. Ignore the whiners.
Gimbel Bros 3:11
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I wish global warming was a real thing, because then New York might sink forever.
you are a sad individual
Global warming would probably be the best thing to ever happen to New York STATE. The city itself? Not so much, but if southern and coastal cities became too hot or dangerous to live, the Great Lakes would be the biggest beneficiary and New York has two of them.
And the song to
Chy- Na
What, no tour of Son Of Sams home? Such a joke this place is.
I remember this add. At the time of this add Up state New York. Was starting to die. People were leaving the up state in the late 70's and early 80's . Because of very high taxes and industry leaving that state. All of this mystery was brought on by Jimmy Carter and the corrupt demarcates. I was witness to all of it in up state New York in the 70's . My family got the hell out of Up state New York in 79. We settled in the south and so glad we did. The little town in up state New York that I was born and raised in. Is now a complete shit hole. There is nothing there now. No jobs , no industry , property value in this area is crap. crime and drugs being sold on the streets . How any one there is able to serve up there now is beyond me. Yeah we love New York . Now look at the entire state one complete shit hole!!! The only one's now loving New York are corrupt leftist demarcates and criminals.
The song is too annoying!!!
I agree
This is what we traded for diversity. Nice job, boomers.
What?
Elites & Politicians I think you mean... Stupid boy.
@@RealDixonPeter are they not part of generations?
@@monicdavis6150 Diversity ruined this nation. Look at New York today. Nihilism, dangerous hellscape.
@Cardinal Sin My parents aside, here here. The worst generation to ever exist since the dawn of Rome. If you consider what they inherited vs what they left...to say that boomers should be ashamed doesn't even begin.
Amazing land, I can totally see why someone would kill the natives and steal the property.