Wonderful California 1940s in color [60fps, Remastered] w/sound design added
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- I colorized, restored and created a sound design for this video of Wonderful Trip to California 1940s, we can clearly see what is happening in broad daylight,
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 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.
Thanks to A/V Geeks , Jeff Kaplan for share the amazing B&W Video Source
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you should probably update the info - this is production sets. ;-)
Where is the B&W version of this?
I like verry much this videos
The very first scene was so beautiful, it looked staged. The woman looking out the window and the man sauntering up to her. Pure art in real life. Simply amazing!
Probably was a movie clip
I agree. And no, was not a movie clip at all
That struck me as well
When I see these moments of the past, like the young woman contemplating the morning happily, there I reflect on how short life is, you see this girl at that moment and with her whole life to live at that moment, and to this day 2022 she has probably already ceased to exist, several years ago, and you reflect that life is just a breath in time.
@@javix2013 It made me feel like I was in an indescribable spooky loop...
Wow, the two accidents that almost occurred towards the end is telling just how loose driving laws were.
These scenes I believe were filmed for movie purposes.
This still happens all the time here.
Pretty sure these were shot as plates for movies. They would project them on screens behind actors in cars for driving scenes. You can even see the cop holding traffic at the very end of the last shot.
I don’t see any stop signs or traffic lights at any of the intersections except one
@@FullySpooled oh I c.didnt know that.I thought it was just someone filming for the hell of it.There some TH-camrs that pretty much film different cities driving around today.it would be nice to know what streets and cities they were in.but this is cool.its like a window into the past.
Im so glad whoever it was made the effort to film all these street scenes back then. They are now wonderful little pieces of history, so wonderful & interesting to watch. Excellent resto work too.
Yeah for sure...when I see the old parts of town I can visualize now when they used to be the bustling center and those vacant buildings we see to day used to be someone’s business that they put their heart and soul in.
Movie studios did it
@@kkfoto I was going say I hope people didn’t drive that reckless back then but it makes sense they were filming a movie.
@@kkfoto
Very possible. I never thought about it since you mentioned it. Footage had to be filmed for back screens when shooting an inside the car scene.
@@Iconoclasher Yes, most of the good-quality footage that remains from that era was filmed for that purpose.
I am constantly mesmerized by these old videos. I can't thank you enough for posting them. They are haunting in a very real way. ❤
This is absolutely amazing! whoever was filming almost had a few head on collisions.
Staged for filming purposes...
Hello from Australia. Imagine thinking that people would be enjoying this so much in 2023
@@australiamyway uhhh it's 2022
@@kind2311 australia ahead of us with time zone so it might be 2023
@@australiamyway Yes, they'll still be enjoying it next year!
Born 1949, Vietnam vet...this is the most beautiful and astound video I've ever seen. THANKS!!
thak you for your service ser
Thanks for your service
I figured out that clips 2 and 3 are in downtown Ontario, California, both in the middle of the intersection of Euclid Avenue and East B Street, at these coordinates: 34.064605, -117.651022. It was the pepper trees in the median that pointed me in the right direction. In clip 3, the only remaining building is the one on the far right (well, still remaining on Google Street View). The architectural details are still original, unlike the buildings in clip 2, which are recognizable, but quite altered. These clips colorized and enhanced the way you have done them is like nothing I've seen before. Excellent job and thank you.
Driver was drunk. Almost had 4 head on collisions
You're right! That was a harrowing ride.
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He was a stunt driver. Most of this, or at least some of it was staged.
It was probably an ex flyer, to many Bennys.
I'll bet it was unlikely that anyone on the film crew thought that this film and many others like it would be a source of enjoyment by viewers many decades later. I am a native Californian and videos like these are especially endearing to me, at the age of 68 seeing life before I was born like a video made only yesterday is mesmerizing. My wife and I love this channel.
Yeah, same here.....
@@mikestaihr5183 Thank you Mike.
yes, this was the style for a while. but by 1960 these old cars just vanished! along w/ the odd hair and shoes the women wore. fox stole wraps and tiny hats w/ netting, yet seen among the 'older' set, were soon gone as well. oh, how splendid to welcome in the new era of youthful playfulness and modernity w/ all of its freshness and easy elegance! such a change for the better! remember the days? good health and innocent fun! lovely time!
@@megenberg8 My mother even said that women's hair and fashion went to crap in the 50's. She was born in 1924 so the forties were her shine time as for most women. Sexy elegance.
I think it's very likely that they could have thought of people looking at this in the future. It does have a look to it, as if they are intentionally documenting the way it looks, for future reference.
What they probably could not imagine is how we are looking at it. The devices we are using, and the improvement in quality.
The mid-part looks like Balboa Peninsula, OC, which hasn’t changed all that much in 70 or so years. With color added the video looks like it could have been filmed yesterday. Really enjoying it!
I think you are correct. There is another longer video on the Balboa Penn. that I watched couple of weeks ago that includes that clip. th-cam.com/video/y0CQI-n3EX0/w-d-xo.html .
I believe you are correct. Good spot.
Adding to this - the FIRST PART - is I’m certain - the old UNIVERSAL BACK LOT - the circular drive - THE OTHER PART (not shown here) - is prominently featured in the opening of ALL THAT HEAVEN ALLOWS -. The middle part - I’m also 99% certain - is the corner of LANKERSHIM and MAGNOLIA - part of the building - shown in this locked off shot - has been taken down - and matches - the PIZZA RESTAURANT with now outdoor patio - on the NW corner. The last part - 100% begins at HOLLYWOOD WAY but on VERDUGO/CAMARILLO - traveling WEST - on the LEFT SIDE (when you see near accident with the truck) - that is OLD WARNER RANCH in it’s entirety - and the “accident” happens at PASS and CAMARILLO. This is wonderful.
@@richardhenry968 good info. I always try and find these locations, which is hard unless you can harvest some local street sign or business name which is usually long gone. LA street lamps are at least one clue !. A certain turn in a road, an incline, or a hill in the distance.
@@danseagrave3224 thanks! I have a crazy visual memory - and have been lucky a number of times. One dropped this week - and I was like - this has to be the road up to the Greek - and armed with 3D Apple Maps - was able to confirm it. It’s like a very pleasure game. Last week - I mapped out half of east Berlin from hours of DDR and wall footage between 45 and 85 - it was challenging but rewarding when I figured stuff out.
At 6:40 - Burbank: Hollywood Way & Verdugo Ave looking east. The fire break in the Verdugo Hills is visible in Google Street today.
6:56 - The house at the northeast corner of Verdugo Ave & Maple St is extant on Google Street.
7:14 - " " northwest " " " " " " .
Late 40's or very early 50's. Prewar cars quit being made in 41, postwar started up with 46 models. Saw a possibly 50 chevy, although 49's looked about the same. Great video, I remember that world well. Born in 46 in San Fernando, Ca.
Right. Production actually stopped in January '42. So you could technically own a '42 model but production didn't resume until October of 45, so yes a new purchase would be a 46.
Yeah, I was thinking no later than 1950 at the most. Spotted 1949 Fords and Chevrolets maybe a 1950 model year but I don't think so.
@@mikestaihr5183 1949
I thought I saw a 50 Chevy, too, but it wasnt' a godo enough shot to be sure if it was 49 or 50. This film must be 1950 at the latest.
@@windsorkid7069 and since there wasn't time to retool, the '46 models looked the same as the '42's.
With the hill in the background and the way that people are walking around, the beginning of the video looks like Universal Studios. In an uncut clip, it oddly and suddenly goes from people in the country shucking hay to nicely dressed people shopping in downtown Main Street. I agree with the other comments and that this may have been some type of driver training film.
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"shucking hay"? You're obviously not a country boy. 😆
@@jimbo97 Very sorry, English is my 5th language.
@@BradThePitts Pitch hay, shuck corn, don't apologize. 😎😎
Shuck hay!
I love these old clips ! I grew up when these cars were new ( most of them) I spotted a 52 Chevy. It had trim on the back fenders.
I saw the same thing. I also saw a 1950s Schwinn Cruiser Deluxe bicycle, so this can't be California 1940s. EDIT: I was wrong. Just learned the Schwinn Cruiser Deluxe bicycle is pre-war, late 1930s.
@@BradThePitts I agree. I saw a few cars that were early 50s. I was around then.
My dad had a 1952 Chev 2 door until I was 9. I'm looking at a pic of it now. Those two cream ones together were more likely 49 or 50.
Everyone is 70 years older now :(
It's really tough identifying the pre-war cars from behind, but I was able to pick out a few of them.
Love seeing the cars that were over 20 years old at the time! Relics of a bygone age in so short a time!
is this because the auto makers stopped producing new ones because of the war?
because they were junk and why Toyota sells more cars than GM today
@@throughmyeyes9940 cars back then were made better.
@@ShawnCaldwell11 no auto production between 42 to 45, 42,000 were made in 1946.
American car business model was based on short lifespan and frequent cosmetic styling changes and hyped up advertising for the "new" models each year. They wanted people to get a new car every couple of years. Much like mobile phones today.
the near head on collision at 8:00 was interesting
Wow your ai skills are incredible! Would be cool to see more country/small town remastered videos if possible. Keep up the fantastic work you are doing!
The driving in that was insane
Can you imagine driving like that today? It would be total road rage ....gun fights and complete mayhem!
Yeah, there were about three or four incidents involving some pretty crazy manoeuvers. The driver of the camera car was driving like a drunk driver. The footage in these videos is incredible; it's almost like being there.
I like the guy swerving at 7:41
Most of this video appears to be a stunt driving. Notice the traffic cop holding traffic. I did this for years (up to last year) when the film crews needed to have a safe street for filming. Lots of this goes on in the city of Los Angeles. But this officer is not wearing an police uniform and might possibly a Sheriff Deputy.
@@North49191 He was swerving because the camera car was coming right at him in his lane. You are see this from the C' Cars front and back camera,
This is amazing! I so appreciate your videos. One correction. I do believe the first 1:40 is on the Warner Bros. backlot. That's also why you see signs like Midwest Investment Co. Again, it doesn't deter from the video, but just thought I'd mention it.
Great video. My god, near the end there were some woeful drivers there! I thought we were gonna crash several times!
Some things never change
This film was made 50 years before I was born. So why does my heart hanker to be there. Wonderful !
You secretly wish to drive an auto w/ 3 on the tree?
@ Caspa; subconsciously you know we are currently living in a very crappy and dangerous world.
@@AlcibiadesMD those were not peaceful times either! What it is that when people look at these old videos, one yearns to connect with deceased ancestors.
@@gloriaortiz1227 You are indeed correct Gloria, good and bad any time any era, for me personally I yearn those years where there were no body aches and pains, no social media and best of all when I was young and full of joy and energy.
@@AlcibiadesMD no one likes old age, but we all have to go through it. It ain't pretty but imagine when it's our time to go how beautiful it must feel when your soul is liberated from the aches and pains from the old body❤️❤️❤️😉
Not so wonderful anymore. Makes me sad and smile at the same time. At least we had it to enjoy and remember. Thanks for posting
Fairfield, CA still looked like this in '65-still had a soda fountain that dispensed cherry cokes and great milkshakes on the
corner of Main Street.
I lived in Dixon in 1986
Looks like a couple of different locations, the large Valley Oaks and Eucalyptus, and Olive trees are common throughout Central, Coastal, and Southern California. The staged near misses were a little bit of “creative” production value!
Awesome video, couldn't for the life of me figure out where it is in California, and the people drive like they're insane! Thanks for sharing.
Always a great job on processing these old films! (Geez, this one sure features a lot of bad driving!!)
Somethings never change!
Love how the cars wait just long enough for the pedestrians to clear their fender before speeding through the crosswalk.
C'est incroyable comme des images vieilles de plus de 80 ans, une fois colorisées donnent l'impression que ça a été filmé hier.
Les rues ont l'air très calme et tout cela a dus bien changé depuis !
Merci pour tout ce travaille.
merci a vous!
Back when these were everyday cars, they probably had no idea how valuable their cars were going to be one day. Now some are resto mods and hot rods.
That's all I see, youd be in heaven to pass a well correctly painted 1930's and 1940's automobile that has correct bias ply Firestones/rims let alone just being raised to the proper height and poise. Next to impossible today.
That’s why I keep my 1996 Saturn. :)
I was born in 1950, and by the time I was a young adult these cars were considered old pieces of junk, basically worthless. I guess that's why they seem ugly and lumpy to me. I did look up the original colors they came in, most were muted shades of gray, blue and green, also red and yellow.
This is magnificent work! Amazing that someone back then took this footage, and amazing you've put in the time and effort to remaster it. Excellent work!
Beautiful restoration work! The last bit of footage looks just like Honolulu Ave in Montrose, CA. There is a bowling alley there just like in the footage. The bowling alley opened in 1936 so it could very well be footage of Montrose at that time. The street lamps look the same as well.
In one section you can see the last half of Montrose (rose) on one of the signs.
I thought some earlier footage looked like Montrose as well.
A similar video was posted where there was speculation that this was Hollywood getting stock footage. I think this is correct. First, the film is top of the line, second, nobody would have filmed a near miss accident.
you can see the cop at the end closed off the street for filming
@@North49191 Well spotted.
@@bazza945 yes staged... you can see cops standing blocking the side streets too.
These NASS videos are amazing. It's like peering back in time to Steinbeck's California. It IS peering back in time, showing the ineffable separation of today and then.
Salinas/Monterrey, etc.
Peace to all out there.
The first sequence was kind of strange. It starts out with driver passing through what looks like old farm houses, barns, and sheds on a big piece of property, turn the corner and you’re downtown.
movie set at the beginning
but a hot rod drives by!?
Looks like 1949 or 1950 at 2:10 the Ford’s driving past. One almost expects Michael J. Fox and George McFly to drop in this clip. Good job NASS. I see Chevy’s, Ford’s, Dodge’s. A couple of Hudson’s and a Packard along the way.
And a Nash!
At 0:34 you can see a metal beam behind the facade of the "main street" buildings. At 0:50 you can see a 1928-'29 Ford Model A Hot Rod blast by with no fenders and side pipes. It mist likely had the original four banger motor with those pipes. So cool! Definitely a set in the opening footage....I love it!!!
Hi Everybody, please let's buy NASS a few coffees ( I just did!) His restored footages are amazing to see - as close to a time machine we'll probably ever get. NASS, thank you for you do!
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Awesome video. The video was filmed in 1949 and the early 1950's. My reason for suggesting the years is because, I saw two 1949 or 1950 Ford Customs AKA Shoebox; time stamp 2:08. It was the first modern car. I saw a couple of other early 1950's Chevrolets.
Haha, the camera car is doing some crazy driving at the end. I guess he really didn't want to stop for anything. 😂
This one is the most fascinating of California I've seen on this channel so far. The beginning looked like a movie set, though, as the film went on, it was on regular streets. The ending, there seem to be some chaos with a few drivers. LOl.
I almost felt like I could reach out and help that poor guy push his car @6:38. Wonderful to go back in time, thankyou.
Amazing work! The opening shots and some of the last look like the San Fernando Valley. Possibly North Hollywood.
Thank you that was fun. A few close misses there 😵😅
I wish I see my grandfather’s small lock smith shop one day. He owned it back then in LA.
Wonderful work!
thank you so much
The first one and a half minutes reminded me of the 1962 film "To Kill a Mockingbird" with Gregory Peck athough that was black and white. The driver seemed a bit distracted here towards the end!
Keep up the great work NASS!
Holy Buckets, NASS, the first bit of film, all close up & personal in the small town, is unbelievable! You could feel the CA sun beating down on you.
And the rest, filmed in "suburbia", is you typical top shelf work. Thanks so much for posting this!
P.S.: Have you seen the remastered 1902 film from Bonne, Germany taken from an overhead tram? If not I can link you to it.
I was born in Ontario, California in 1961, but grew up in San Bernardino. I visited Ontario in the late 60's. At the beginning I thought it looked like Ontario but figured there were thousands of little places like my hometown. Then I read the comments with others agreeing that it was indeed Ontario. Made me proud, Thanks a bunch!
The driver almost had a head on collision veering into the opposite direction lane.
Great video. No cell phones, no crowded traffic & plenty of parking. Life was simple & quiet. Too bad they've all passed on.
I was alive then. Are you saying that I'm dead? Actually, I don't think there ever was a simpler time in life. I think stress is more or less a constant. What external forces do not provide, we make up for ourselves.
@@shaggybreeks My apology to you for assuming wrong in thinking everyone in the video had passed on. I am glad to hear from you & thank you & wish you well.
it appears quiet but that's only because he added quite ambient sounds to the footage, it's not the real sound from where it was filmed
The near accidents at 6:57 and 7:21 are actually the same scene. The camera car had cameras in the back and front. The truck and the park cars are a perfect match.
Awesome! I can't recall seeing a video that had so many coupes and 2 door sedans! Just great.
This is California... where are all the convertibles you see in the movies?? 😅
Love this! the first few minutes reminded me of Mayberry from the Andy Griffith Show. So compact.
I wasn’t born yet, but my parents were living in Sacramento, I wonder which city this was, this is great! Thanks for the upload!
thank you so much
, It is North Hollywood , the Verdugo Hills are in the background with Burbank in between.
@@Americal1970 ok thanks, looked like a small community somewhere in California……
To which I would add : there was an actress named Elena Verdugo in the 60’s & 70’s. She had any number of acting parts but what she was best remembered for was the medical assistant, Consuelo, on Marcus Welby, MD in the early 70’s. Her family were among the early families to settle that area - hence Verdugo Hills.
@@alanolson6913 interesting, Verdugo Hills….got it! I remember her well, I used to watch her on Marcus Welby,….
Simply amazing! It's like a time machine!! Keep it up!
My grandma would have been 20 something. I have many photos of her wearing the clothes or standing by the cars. It's a nice window into what her life was like.
0:07 - 1:40 - backlot of universal studios - we begin on the rural sets (not they aren’t real buildings when you look up) and then turn LEFT onto the NORTHERN (STRAIGHT) portion of CIRCLE DRIVE. This is very interesting because it’s the least covered section of CIRCLE DRIVE - normally you see the round section - like in the beginning of ALL THE HEAVEN ALLOWS.
3:32 - 4:48 - I believe this is the NW corner of LANKERSHIM and MAGNOLIA - where PITFIRE PIZZA now resides. It matches fairly well. I mean to look up in an old directory if there was a WOOLWORTHS at this location too. That would clarify.
6:25 - FACING SOUTH on OCEANVIEW in Montrose - turning RT (west) onto HONOLULU - note the MONTROSE BOWLING building on the left - it’s still there - and looks exactly the same
6:41 - We are facing EAST - but driving WEST - this is the corner of HOLLYWOOD WAY and VERDUGO/CAMARILLO. - the FOUNTAIN GRILL is now the 76 gas station - the gas station on the left of frame is now the 7-11. NOTE THE POWER LINES on WHITNALL - where the proposed WHITNALL HIGHWAY was supposed to be located. We travel west - and the “SWERVE” happens at PASS. on the south side of the screen (or right side in this first pass) is the FULL WARNER RANCH - the final structures you see before the swerve are still there. But the first ones are part of the shopping plaza now.
Not sure about the others - but these I know for sure or feel very confident about about (LANKERSHIM)
Your videos are my fav-o-rite thing to watch on You Tube.
I can't say thank you enough..
I think the first 1:40 may be a movie set (Universal Studios?). There is a "Midwest Investment Co." in that townscape. Plus all of a sudden there seemed to be numerous townspeople strolling about at around 0:58. Not to mention that there seem to be few license plates on the cars.
I agree with your comment. This whole video is a bit different than the others that have been posted by NASS. As you say, the first 1:40 is obviously staged. Also, I find it hard to believe that the near accident towards the end was not also staged, particularly since there were police on the scene. But all of these videos are fascinating, no question about it.
Wow nice this is city of Burbank and parts of north Hollywood and Columbia ranch now know as Warner Bros. Ranch.
Would be great if you could do a vlog on the process (at a high level) of re-mastering these videos. Would be extremely interesting! Great work!
I just saw a 1949 Nash. Most of the cars are 30s and 40s, but have not seen too many 50s models, so this could possibly be 1950 or 51. Just an observation.
Agree. I'm seeing a lot of '51 or '52 Chevys.
1850?
@@joeldaniels-akacringeevery7650 Sorry, typo. 1950
@@aneuno2 yeah, probably.
And I thought drivers were crazy today. The last 2 minutes of this video showed at least 2 missed but close call collisions with trucks, 2 flipped or out of control cars narrowly missing each other and a purposeful attempt at head-on collision, wow.
It's 35mm filmstock. I think it was made for back-screen shots by the movie studios. That might account for the erratic driving. Second unit choreography.
@@Iconoclasher how do you know it's 35mm?
@@suppylarue220
I don't know with 100% certainty but 8mm and 16mm are way too grainy. This video is sharp. There's practically no loss of detail. If the studio used these movies for background rear projection scenes (2nd unit production) they would use the best possible. Also 35mm was industry standard. Maybe someone else has better knowledge of this aspect of movie making.
@@Iconoclasher You are correct SIR!
1:41-4:50 Were filmed on Euclid Ave at B St. in Ontario, California looking north and northwest.
Downtown Ontario used to be lively back then. You don’t see that many people walking around nowadays or that many cars parked on the street.
Starting at 6:42 you have the Burbank Ca hills ( The San Fernando Valley) in the background. Most of these films were shot close by because of the studios being so close to the area. Enjoy!
Never expected to see so many Cars on the road, surprising, this was great, thanks, take care.
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The opening scene, even if was a little too perfect in its concentration of rural folk, the environment was authentic.
Back in the early fifties, Grandma & Grandpa had a water pump in the yard and one by the kitchen sink; and an outhouse (with fancy wallpaper). I and my brother spent a week there for two summers in a row.
Ahhh! ... Those halcyon days.
This looks like very early 50s. I saw a couple of 51 chevys and Studebakers. The transition of body styles was starting to evolve in 51 as well as mechanical reliability.
Yep. This was the era of “blown” tires, retreads, and of course rearends that required rebuilding. I remember my father stopping to fix a flat, driving the blown tire to a service station and patching the tube, and plugging the rubber tire, mounting and balancing it-himself! Radiators that would boil over, and on and on…
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What a simpler time. Look how people were dressed and how they seem to be friendly. Shame what California has become.
What makes you think those were simpler times? My en going off to war or coming back. 2 world wars, getting out of the great depression etc etc.
Great video, amazing work, I hope the person filming made it back alive, they had a few near misses, people driving like mad men 👍😀👌
Clearly, you don't live in southern California. The people in the video stepped right into the crosswalk, confident the cars coming would stop for them. Today, even with a green light, a pedestrian better beware, mad men indeed, doing 90!
@@marygrant882 I live in Portsmouth UK, 👍
This is one of your better ones; the people’s faces look fairly clear. But wow! Looks like a lot of reckless driving! Not just a modern thing, I guess.
Alrhough this is the 40’s, first scene is clearly a movie set
Agree.. absolutely.
Thruly i thought so too, or behaps it was to see to us how poor people lived then too...
These are all "test films" for proposal to make a movie like a story Book scene 1,2,3 and so on, especially the last one where camera car goes to left of the on coming car and than there's a Cop controlling the traffic.
Possibly Paramount Ranch in Agoura, California
Definitely... also look at the rear license plates on the back of the cars in the beginning shot - just slabs of grey metal
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That footage and your splendid restoration should be in the National Film Preservation site.
6:34 I like the guy pushing his car down the street. It is also missing a fender on one side.
Qualidade fantástica de um vídeo tão antigo!!😄
Sim,uma viagem no tempo!!
Eu fico imaginando se esse tempo realmente passou. E o quanto de nós já vivemos tais coisas. E o dia seguinte dessas pessoas? Os donos desses carros, dessas casa, bicicletas? E como a noite desceu nesse lugar? E como o sol surgiu para eles no dia seguinte?
Спасибо, как раз недавно пересмотрел фильм назад в будущее)))
Its a pleasure to see yours videos. Light colorisation, nice soundtrack (and its due to the movie like its real life sounds tape!), absolutely grate work! And, of course, great chance to modern people to see real life of past without advertisment, TV editors, politics and same things. Thanks for your work! Greetings from Russia!
Guess how many violations of the present housing codes would there be in the first 1:00 of this video? No wonder why the life we live today is so stressful !!! I enjoy watching this and other vintage footage of the ways of life years before I was born. Thanks to post these
excellent time travel!!! I think the year is maybe 1948 or 49 because if that 1949 nash ambassadore passed away at that square.
And the driver was so lucky !!! He scaped from two nearmiss crashes and the police officer didn't see him!!! Nice film. Thank you so much!!!!
'49 Nash ('48 Nash was a "warmed over" prewar style).
@@WAL_DC-6B thank you so much for this. I wasn't sure what model year was that nash.
Euclid and B Street, Ontario at about 3:32.
Good eye!
The driver in this film towards the end has to be the original Two Beer Benny by the looks of his driving style. These are really cool videos! Everything looks so new and clean.
Wow, you go and pull some of these driving moves today ...instant road-rage!!
The person driving in the last sequence wasn’t a very good driver. Today they would have been a victim of road rage.
drunk..
Stunt man!
WOW Crazy drivers! That old hot rod, the weaving driver. The big truck just pullin on out into traffic. Last but not least the near head on collision! OMG, SMH!
There's Obviously MORE Than Just One Film in this group. The newest cars that I could spot were the back ends and side of Shoebox Ford's, being either 1949 or 50. Notice the Unlucky guy on the street, Trying to PUSH His 1930's car along, that must have Run Out Of Gas or Konked Out while he was driving along. The Last Film had a Really Daring, (Or Extremely Foolish), Camera Man, Causing Other traffic to Panic Stop or Swerve on the road to probably get out of the way. And the NEAR-Miss HEAD-ON Collision At The End was Truly A DARING STUNT To Pull Off Indeed. HEY NASS; How are you Going To Top This One? With an Old Seam Locomotive Explosion? Keep up The TERRIFIC JOB You're Doing. They are IMMENSILY APPRECIATED. FIVE STARS For You.
Me gusta mucho ver cosas antiguas, gracias por subirlas y si tienen más,díganlo haciendo.👍👍👍
1:09 black scared of something )))
This one is so cool and interesting!
The Burbank part seems to start at about the 6:41 point. (Assuming that the first part wasn't shot on Warner's backlot.) From comments elsewhere:
"The last part - 100% begins at HOLLYWOOD WAY but on VERDUGO/CAMARILLO - traveling WEST - on the LEFT SIDE (when you see near accident with the truck) - that is OLD WARNER RANCH in its entirety - and the “accident” happens at PASS and CAMARILLO."
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Looks to be form 1948-49 as to there was a 49 Chevy in one of the shots.
I saw a 49 Plymouth and a 49 Ford.
@@dday9257 dang, I missed seeing the 49 Ford, that was the year they came out with the, “shoebox” body style.
@@1954shadow The 49 Ford is at 2:09.
Looks like it was filmed on a movie set. Amazing.
The first minute forty looks bizarre and I had that same impression. The way the people seem to move is strange, slow like they have been directed to do those things.
The first minute was. You can see a director with a clapboard
Watching these is just like going back in time.
Love this channel, thank you for your content.
As always, such fun to watch. However, seems to me the individual driving the ‘camera car’ might’ve given some of those vehicles in the last few minutes a bit more leeway, or stopped altogether, but we don’t truly know the reason this film was done.
Most of this is 35 mm "B reel" shot for background projection behind sets in which the actors are riding in automobiles. Most of the scenes here look like west Burbank and North Hollywood at that time. (I grew up close by.)
@@naughtmoses Yep, this location is about one mile from Warner Brothers studios. Obvious movie film due to the excellent camera.
Nice movie set for the first 1:40..then afterwards it's real scenes although the crazy driving observed towards the end has me thinking some of that had to be staged or practicing for a planned movie shoot. Who drove around in the 1940s with two movie cameras in the car except people in the film/movie business. Makes no sense otherwise.
Definitely staged!
I'm don't think that the first few minutes of this reel is this footage of an actual street. It looks like b-role created for background for films or green screen back shots to use when actors are in a car. First few mins look like everyone was placed and poised to act casual. It also looks like it's on a Hollywood backlot. The rest of the footage is actual LA streets. I love it. Thank you!
This appears to be early 1950s. A great many GM (Chevy, Olds, Pontiac) vehicles from 50-53 appear throughout.