I just want to thank you and Jah for keeping Vintage Hollywood and Nostalgia alive. As a collector of Silent & Early Talkie Films, Movie/Stage Memorabilia, and California Architecture, I frequently check TH-cam for films I may have missed, and info on early Hollywood and surrounding areas that survived from the old days. Your video's are down to earth, information is right on, witty and talented! Since I no longer reside in the LA area, it's a big plus to watch your tours to some places I was not able to see years ago when I resided there. I'm glad I stumbled upon your site, I'm now a fan, keep up the great work!
Bravo! Applause is due to those who ensured Mack Sennett received just recognition -- and to you, Jordan, for taking us on this fascinating tour through layers of time.
Thank you for the great video and for the history. I grew up in that neighborhood. From 1976 to 1977 my mom owned a bar that was in the building on the southwest corner of Glendale Boulevard and Aaron St. Just a block away to the north from where you were filming. I went to Clifford Elementary School two blocks away. The house I grew up in is just up the hill on the new Alessandro Street. Back then my friend, the actor Courtney Gains (Malachi from Children of the Corn) lived on Duane Street across the street from the school.
You mentioned "Somewhere in Time," and I think it would be great if you would vlog (and stay at) The Grand Hotel. You would be the PERFECT storyteller for it! Mack Sennett is responsible for so much of Hollywood history and the movies of today. Thank you for keeping his memory alive. (I always wondered how they did those running scenes!)
you got in cool ..!!!ate at JACKS thats about as closes as I got, same with the Alexandria hotel couldnt get in, you should check out Selig studio( Lincoln park) and zoo but hightail out before dark.
loved it. somewhere in time is great. sorry if I mentioned it before, but matts rad show has a great video on filming locations for SIT. (he's an old friend of Adam)
I love the movie Somewhere in Time. I can also play it on the piano. Weird...I was just talking about this movie this morning before I saw your vlog come through.
MS pure genius 1912-1917 mind blowing 2 c tha surviving structure. More movies to watch. Creative az. Thats the way u do it. Loads of input Jordan vlog WELL DONE. Salute to the keystone era.I was standing there to lol.
Somebody painted Laurel and Hardy on the wall, but L&H never worked for Mack Sennett as a team(Hardy was in one Sennett short solo). Sennett didn't really discover W.C. Fields-the comedian made several films before he made those 1932-33 sound shorts for Sennett, and had been a star on Broadway.
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I just want to thank you and Jah for keeping Vintage Hollywood and Nostalgia alive. As a collector of Silent & Early Talkie Films, Movie/Stage Memorabilia, and California Architecture, I frequently check TH-cam for films I may have missed, and info on early Hollywood and surrounding areas that survived from the old days. Your video's are down to earth, information is right on, witty and talented! Since I no longer reside in the LA area, it's a big plus to watch your tours to some places I was not able to see years ago when I resided there. I'm glad I stumbled upon your site, I'm now a fan, keep up the great work!
This vlog is so awesome! Thank you for having done locations that aren’t easily found online.
Bravo! Applause is due to those who ensured Mack Sennett received just recognition -- and to you, Jordan, for taking us on this fascinating tour through layers of time.
+Beth Waltz thanks Beth! I'm glad others appreciated it
The trip up to the third floor to see the raftera was a real treat! Awesome vlog!
This was a super interesting Vlog Jordan!! I loved it and the history you taught me!
This is so awesome. I really enjoyed this vlog. Watching your videos is something I look forward to every day. Thanks.
+Kevin Bayers awesome! I appreciate that
I love your vlogs. I used to live about 3 miles from that place and never knew anything about it. Thanks for sharing!
Mr. Haggerty thanks!
Very cool man! I just purchased the Chaplin's Keystone Comedies dvd set from Flicker Alley. I always love seeing the "then and now" of a place.
We love history thanks for sharing jordon keep up the awesome work.
Thank you for the great video and for the history. I grew up in that neighborhood. From 1976 to 1977 my mom owned a bar that was in the building on the southwest corner of Glendale Boulevard and Aaron St. Just a block away to the north from where you were filming. I went to Clifford Elementary School two blocks away. The house I grew up in is just up the hill on the new Alessandro Street. Back then my friend, the actor Courtney Gains (Malachi from Children of the Corn) lived on Duane Street across the street from the school.
never saw the plaque b4. thanks jordan. you are amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jordan GREAT job on this one. Keep the Silent movie history Vlogs coming!!!!!
I don't know what it is about this vlog, but I love it.
Thanks for the fantastic video and info!
You mentioned "Somewhere in Time," and I think it would be great if you would vlog (and stay at) The Grand Hotel. You would be the PERFECT storyteller for it! Mack Sennett is responsible for so much of Hollywood history and the movies of today. Thank you for keeping his memory alive. (I always wondered how they did those running scenes!)
Wow. Thank you. That clip of the monkey is awesome.
you got in cool ..!!!ate at JACKS thats about as closes as I got, same with the Alexandria hotel couldnt get in, you should check out Selig studio( Lincoln park) and zoo but hightail out before dark.
Love your vlogs dude keep up the good work.
mark linindoll thank you mark!
We learn something new everyday.
Really enjoyed this video! Great job, VERY interesting!
loved it. somewhere in time is great. sorry if I mentioned it before, but matts rad show has a great video on filming locations for SIT. (he's an old friend of Adam)
Thank you so much. This is what I would like to see even if it no longer is used for its original intention. Belinda
SOMEWHERE IN TIME is my favorite film ever!!
Great video. Just found this location in Echo Park a few days ago. It's very near the music box stairs from The Music Box (1932)
Thanks.Great dinner vlog.
THE LAST CASTLE IS ONE OF ME AND MY HUSBAND FAVORIT MOVIE.
I love the movie Somewhere in Time. I can also play it on the piano. Weird...I was just talking about this movie this morning before I saw your vlog come through.
MS pure genius 1912-1917 mind blowing 2 c tha surviving structure. More movies to watch. Creative az. Thats the way u do it. Loads of input Jordan vlog WELL DONE. Salute to the keystone era.I was standing there to lol.
I love that movie.
I have always wondered where the keystone cops were filmed. They are the first silent films i ever watched. Thank you.
+sender return you are welcome
Somebody painted Laurel and Hardy on the wall, but L&H never worked for Mack Sennett as a team(Hardy was in one Sennett short solo). Sennett didn't really discover W.C. Fields-the comedian made several films before he made those 1932-33 sound shorts for Sennett, and had been a star on Broadway.
I got familiar with Sennett via Chaplin films and biography of Chaplin. This was interesting.
The book Somewhere in time is so great it's on my top five favorite books I haven't seen the movie
My favorite valentine's day movie. Is the St. Valentine's Day Massacre. I can never seem to find it. The original.
New Max Sennett collection available on barnesandnoble, 59 films or something, a little pricey but u get a lot, split it with someone ?
My husband sais valintines day is every day.
Carole Lombard got her start after her car accident with Mack Sennett, story goes, because it didn't mind if she had the facial scars for comedy.
Hey daze Jordan the lion I love ur show vlog