1950s DRIVER'S EDUCATION FILM with MILBURN STONE The Case Of Officer Hallibrand MD74742
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Produced in 1955 and then revised in 1967, "The Case of Officer Hallibrand" is a driver's ed film that features Milburn Stone, best known for playing Doc Adams the chief medical examiner on the TV program Gunsmoke. Presented by the Marathon Oil Company, the film was a stable in driver's education classrooms for three decades. It's portrayal of American driving habits through the perspective of a traffic policeman, including drunks, elderly and inattentive drivers, sleep-deprived cabbies, and more.
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an old classic of the age, but can't beat the shockers, that tell the truth, NO editing or censoring!! as the shock is what jolts us into thinking differently, and helps us see what NOT to do.
Saw one of these films in high school in 1968. Bloody impression on me and I learned to drive careful. Only pictures I've ever seen worse were actual airplane crash photos. The forces on the human body are horrific.
I saw the same films in 1972 when I took Driver Ed
A really well-made film. And Milburn Stone don't take no wooden nickles.
I like the realistic touch at 24:05 of Milburn Stone driving a three-on-the-tree, which of course was popular back in the day.
What a great line ! Why should I walk the line ? I wasn,t walking ! I was driving ! Wow ! 😀😊 .
I gotta remember that one next time, lol.
They should bring these back in classrooms
This one's still relevant. Businessman does the 1950's version of texting and driving. Speed Racer is still alive, but indirectly caused the accident which killed Pete. Ms. Coffee signals right, turns left from right turn lane. That happened in front of me the other night. Road-rage Wally is everywhere now... maybe armed, too. And I had a neighbor, Dr. Roller, who never went faster than about 30 mph, even on a four-lane highway in a 55 zone. All the examples shown in this old film are around today.
Agreed but they will need multiple language sound tracks.
@Edward-bd8iy exactly! Especially the guy using a dictaphone=hand held cellphone today. Add in texting and that boggles the mind
@@allen480outside of possibly Spanish; no real need since Asians, Euros and Black folks who came here as free people also tend to know English or quickly learn it
I like this movie because it places responsibility on every driver.
Uncomplicated plot, and good points made.
Still a useful movie.
The narrator/cop is the same actor (Millburn Stone) who played 'Doc' on the 50s TV series 'Gunsmoke'.
Played it right up until the end in '72. Where seldom was heard a discouraging word, except when Miss Kitty says no.
@@misterwhipple2870
Lol!
Yes, that was a series I enjoyed long ago.
Sounds like you did, too. Thanks for the cute comment 🙂🌻
Every kid should watch this.
Trotter was an absolute mad man behind the wheel!
He mentored Danny Sullivan and Tony Stewart...
I guess I will keep speeding since the only guy that didn't hit anything was the speeder, Morten Trotter. He could really hustle that Mercury.
He had that Y Block cranking, and those bias plies squawling!
Crazy ‘bout a Mercury…
Bridgestone tires, babe! Bridgestones!
Must have been doing about 170mph.
Rumor has it that he gave some driving pointers to a very young man back in '57. Some kid named Foyt...
We want our customers to come back...alive.
Best Business Model ever.
I was halfway expecting Amanda Blake to show up in the final narration- or better yet Ken Curtis, showing up in character as Festus.
YOU ARE STUPID THIS IS A TRUE FILM ABOUT DUMB DRIVERS PROBABLY LIKE U
It would have been classic, except not many of us Boomers watch Driver's Education films, lol.
I'm now a Granma, thinking about what useful tidbits I can give my grandchildren, who will soon be driving age.
Sometimes they can hear a hint or two from Granma that they wouldn't listen to from mom or dad.
It's a dangerous age, from 15 - 30 yrs old.
🌷🙏🛐🙏🌷
"Dad gummit, Doc, Math-yew's sick and needs yew!"
It seems that I've known everyone of these drivers at some point in my life.
J.T. (~7:00): 1950s equivalent to driving while on a cellphone?
yo poor dog he got scarred
and texting. Appearantly that DeSoto didn't have the hands free option.
My thoughts exactly 🤔
Films like this make me wanna drink a twelve pack of beer...get in my '53 Buick...take her up to 80 mile an hour...and wrap it around a telegraph pole!
I was thinking the same thing!
Well if that's your idea of a good time. As long as nobody else gets involved in your drunken escapades.
Where you gonna find a telegraph pole these days? On some railway maybe.
@@mikezylstra7514 😅😅😅
Never drink and drive. You might hit a bump and spill it...
Sometimes you think you're avoiding...all the negative aspects of the "Alcohol" lifestyle by not drinking..
And then..
Some drunk, runs you over...
At first I thought it was Barry Goldwater.
A fine film, we ran this film in 1970 in drivers ed class.
And all the examples portrayed are very much around today... from the road rager to the signal right, turn left bit and the shortcut through the C-store lot.
Lol You old Goat! 🐐
Dog-gone-it now I've seen everything. Driving a car and shaving. I guess driving a car isn't enough for some people.
For a while I commuted down the New York state thruway and on several occasions saw a guy in a station wagon, knee against the wheel, playing a guitar and singing.
Yeah that was me ..
Sorry You had to see that ..lol
@@jayhockley8841 It was great. Put a smile on my face!
@@jayhockley8841 Just think if you had Siriius XM you wouldn't have to entertain yourself.
@@richardrice8076 Hmmm... Thats an good idea !
@@jayhockley8841 Then it didn't come from me........😉
@25:40- Check out the little kid with the big smile on his face laughing at the 2 medics dragging that cop into the ambulance.
I almost got wacked one time on my way to my base in Little Creek Virginia. I tried to make a nine hr trip in half time but the "Black Dog" almost bit... A truck driver saved my hyde....HOOAH !!!
Apprantly Elvira didn't need the narrator's explanation for her bad driving ....
Kimberly Ann Dennis and Alexander Gregory Dennis. Those are my 2 pins. 40 years apart but one was my sister and the other was my son. I gave my life working fire/rescue because of my sisters death. That made my son resent me because those 24 hour shifts and overtime shifts kept me away too much. I was always a killjoy because I had seen it all and tried to protect him too much. He was killed on his way home from his second job on the damn motorcycle my ex cosigned for him. I can’t win for losing. Be safe everyone and hug your family. ❤
Love Gunsmoke.
The ditsy Elvira Coffee's 1955 Dodge has a 1955 Illinois license plate on the front. The newest car is Morton Trotter's 1956 Mercury. So this film was likely made towards the end of 1955, when the new '56 models were first on sale. In the opening and closing segments, star Milburn Stone says he appeared in this film "10 or 12 years ago", meaning these two parts were filmed from 1965 to 1967.
16:00 That's a '55 Mercury
@@lesdabney2144 You're correct. I just noticed that the shots of Morton Trotter's speeding Mercury on the rural road are a 1955 model but the scene at the Marathon gas station at 13:01 show a '56, with the distinctive zigzag / lightning bolt chrome trim on the side.
@@lesdabney2144 I agree with you.
I worked with the 57-year-old version of Ms. Coffee. She looked and talked just like her. I am happy to report that not only does she drive a lot better nowadays, she's still an attractive lady.
I remember this movie from the early 70s
23:34 that passenger looks like a young Jerry Van Dyke
Drive as though your life depends on it. Because it does.
'As gay and carefree as a bird'...how times change!
Hope Freda was getting paid well having this particular Boss on a daily basis.
She got his a$$ in HR and he was GAWN😅😅😅lol
I don’t know how that cab driver got out of that car after hitting that tree, and not even wearing a seatbelt!
I'm surprised Elvira wasn't farding while she was driving.
No, but her passengers probably all pooped in their girdles after riding with her.
Pooped in their girdles? Neat trick
Ahh...a fellow Dittohead😅😅
Distracted driving, road rage, speeding, falling asleep at the wheel? (where's the drunks here??) Nothing new in the World. And-automobiles were a LONG way from being "safe" back then!
And no paramedics, triage and just load and go and try to get to the hospital in time.
@@richardrice8076 But, In France, OTOH, they treated Princess Di for Too Long at the scene. May not have made a Difference Either way. Even backseat passengers should buckle their seatbelt!
The Undertakers ran the Ambulances back then (or did they just have their Hearses do double-duty?)
Anti-Ironic.
@drpoundsign understand about Princess Di but for different reason. They were trying to stabilize her, I believe, and they were treating her. In answer to your other question, a 1970 Oldsmobile hearse-ambulance combo was at Mecum Indy this past weekend. The ambulance part was the pop up seats for the stretcher attendants. They folded down when it was used to transport the dearly departed to the grave yard. It was this type of craziness that led to the development of van then modular ambulances. This, along with paramedic-emt program, greatly reduced the number of fatalities on America's roads.
JT could have used a hands-free system -- it just hadn't been invented yet.
The 1950's version of texting and driving...
I’m the party pooper here you tell you that hands free doesn’t solve the problem. Being on a phone call is distracting no matter how you do it.
I saw this in Driver's Ed in 1980......
I need to watch this in 2022 drivers Ed class🤣
@@ryankmiec5510Don't laugh too hard Junior. Every one of the examples are still out there today. JT uses an iPhone 14 but there he goes, doing the same thing he did with the recorder. Road rage Wally has a lot of company... and these days, he's armed more often than not. Somebody signaled right and turned left from the right turn only lane in front of me just the other night. And Wally and Co. like to cut through the C-store lot...Often. Don't let the fact that these are people you're great-grandparents knew cloud your perception of the danger of the situation.
You know, I think I've seen this on Mystery Science Theater 3000.... LOL. It's not the same without Tom Servo and Crooooow!
This particular one didn't (a bit long of a short film to riff, but they'd have done it justice). You might be thinking of "X Marks the Spot".
Servo and Crow's color commentary for the sidecar racers scene from that 'tough biker' film was legendary... and Servo's "Ode To Creepy Girl'' and their finely detailed chart of The Van Patton Curse are gems.
My ideal in life is not to die on the road, even to hurt another person would be unbearable for me. we have the use of a motor car to get from A to B this is terrific but you don't need to get to B before leaving A, its really simple. just get there without dramas..
True HEAVY METL.
Elvira certainly looked different 20 years later…
Is that bill oreilly at 11.40?
Milburn Stone.
@@Daledavispratt it's not Milburn Stone😂😂😂😂😂😂
He was safe, he was in the No-Spin Zone😅😅😅
09:15: this is Philippe Noiret !
I thought that drunk was Otis
That's what I thought when I first heard his voice..." Aw, jus' gimme the key Andy, I'll let myself in"
😂😂
Elvira Cofee. Trophy Wife…
She married... wait for it...
Fred Garvin, Male Prostitute!
The cab driver.......an often seen character actor in the 50s to 70s. Jeepers.....Wally has plenty of cigars. Elvira's "dead end" crash is hilarious. Both women are blind! Poor kid.....must have died of a heart attack. The car never hit him.
Today, there isn’t a second thought when arresting drunk drivers.
No divider lines to mark lanes. People just wing it and drive where they think they ought to be.
5:30 AKA the loose nut behind the wheel. 6:42 '56 De Soto! 13:10 what is that? Check your oil, lights and turn signals ok? Full service,ha, that'll never fly. 14:09 they're that many?(boy am I gonna hear about that 😉) 14:50-15:00 early sov cit 16:23 he's got that '56 Montclair hummin' 19:02 it's a De Soto dammit 22:23 my Buick not so much 25:13 my Shiney new'55 shoe box 27:24 even then it was somebody else's fault 28:50 rather be lucky than good
MST3K missed the boat here.
That Morton... more than a bit of speedster...
Has Morton been doing meth? Again?
Speed kills.
He mentored Danny Sullivan and Tony Stewart... rumor has it that he gave some driving pointers to some kid named Foyt back in 1957...
Doc Adams...
And that's when Pete was relieved of duty and sent to psych battery...
I mean, back when he was going off about the buttons...
Car 22 should have had his sireeeen on. Shame on you doc!
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@@viperch25 Most of the ads are from adblocker!
@@bobbell1922 what? I dont get any ads at all when i use that adblocker
@@viperch25 Me neither.
That is doc from gun smoke that stopped the 2 ladies driver already had 1 ticket
i love how Elviras friend is all but laughing at her when she says she may lose her license
and there aint no way in hell that old man walked away from that guy should be a hood ornament. after that with no seat belts
No seat belt and a hard as steel unpadded steering wheel. I was surprised he was even alive.
Elvira's friend was a babe... the old man was the cammer. You know what they say about the cammer...he never ever gets hurt 🤕
Anyone know the actress who played Elvira's friend?
Where is the people texting?
Gary Mckee
Texting was prohibited. It still is in most states.
JT bullock was old school, he was using his dictaphone.
@@larryconrad2101, JT would have been blaring on his cell phone if it was the present day.
It would be difficult to try to keep a typewriter on your lap while driving!
Wally's abound nowadays- I'm one unfortunately
This is why I’d rather have autonomous self driving cars on the roads someday. Drivers are even more dangerous now days, than ever. Any car there’s days can easily drive 100 mph or faster. Death machines on wheels, with stupid drivers behind the wheels. 😢
"I don't want to nag, I just want to "
Seatbelts?
Most cars didn't have lap belts until the 1960s-the three point belt came later. Airbags and crumple zones were decades in the future.
My 53 Chevy had seat belt in front pass side .
I guess they figured the driver could just hold on to the steering wheel .
The Only " Air Bags " back then was Your Wife sitting next to you ( aka The " Windbag " )
@@drpoundsign Seat belts weren't mandated by the goverment until 1966. Until then driver and passengers beware.
So don't sit in the back seat while driving your Tesla.
They don’t teach it in school anymore. We have to pay for a private school.
Wow, vehicles are dangerous and kill people. We should shelter in place from them.
Good idea😊
You just go right ahead and do that.
Bless your heart!
1950: Wow look at that! I got drivers that shave while driving.
2023: Hold my beer.
DOC!!!!
24:12 “two tone sedan heading north!” two tone sedan? What kind of description of a 1950s car is that?? Every car in the 50s was two tone 😂 You might as well just say “car heading north!” Lmao
More buildup and foreshadowing than a Hollywood disaster movie
16:06 Boys beware! Never get into a stranger's car.
Good thing he wasn’t one of those Pre-verts…
Worse, he was a wreckless driver
@@CEOkiller Yeah, and smokin' that LSD...
YOUR AN CLOWN
@@customkey🤪🤙
Road Rage before it was a term.
Slow driver that would get run over in today's fast-paced traffic.
And someone is always tired behind the wheel.
The speedster, the road rager, and the cop meet.
Atta BOY LUTHER 😂
I forget the name of the movie but Don Knotts was the protagonist.
@user-zi8ux6fy2n ghost and Mr.Chicken..classic 🤣
That Garber played a Hot Fifties chick. They wore too much makeup back then, though.
Don't care. Put her in the Norma Jean Baker swimsuit and have her report to the pool...
VEE HICKLE 😂😂😂😂😂😂
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