A Day at the Beach - c.1921 | AI Enhanced Film (Version 1)
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- Time travel back a full century for a day out at the beach c. 1921 in Holland. AI colorized and upscaled with sound for an immersive experience.
We love this 100 year old film, where we see normal working class people having fun.
When it came to swimming at the beach, social attitudes were still quite conservative in the early 1920's.
As in the two previous decades, women used mobile beach huts to change into their bathing suits in privacy. The hut would then be rolled down to the waters edge for a secluded dip in the water.
The film begins with holiday makers arriving by train and ferry to the famous Hook of Holland. It's fascinating to see how some folks literally set up 'camp' on the beaches, digging trenches and hoisting tents! The two girls rinsing the sand from their feet is particularly charming.
By the end of the 'roaring twenties', the bathing suit had evolved into more shapely body hugging swimsuits for women and swimming trunks for the men.
Filmed on the strands near the Hoek van Holland purportedly in January 1923 according to a publish date. However based on the styles, we think this was more likely made in 1921 or 1922 at the latest.
AI Restoration:
1. Cleaned noise artifacts
2. Increased frame interpolation from 15 fps to 60 fps using Rife app.
3. Increased resolution from 240p to 4000p.
4. Applied color using Deoldify ( notebook available on Google Colab)
5. Created ambient soundtrack.
Public domain licensed footage provided from the Beelden voor de Toekomst project.
Title: Strandleven Hoek van Holland
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My mother was born in September 1921 and died in 1995. Celebrating what would have been her 100th on the 13th. So happy to see what the world looked like in her day. Thank you for these videos. Some should be in the Library of Congress or the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, D.C.
Denise Hardy
I truly agree, these videos are remarkably well enhanced and should be (as well as leaving them on TH-cam) be safely stored for future posterity. (TH-cam won't be around for ever)
@@michaelhawthorne8696 Yes, Michael, these videos are a historical treasure now and are important for posterity. They were ordinary then but not anymore.
My son was born Sept. 13, 1995! 🙂
People who were born in the 1920's saw a great deal of change and unrest in their lives, however it made them wonderful people to talk to. I learned more about the world I lived in from them in my earlier years than I did at school.
@@dominiquemcdowell88 One day in 1986 I was walking the dogs in a little village just outside of York. One of the dogs run off into a church ⛪ graveyard and when I caught up with her I found myself in front of a gravestone with the date 1st June 1974 (This is my birthday 🎂 day) on it. I was 12 years old at the time and miss reading the date I thought oh they didn't live long, then I suddenly realised that it was the date that they died on with the year of birth been 1900.
So to summarise on the day I began my life theirs ended. It made me realise that ever birthday day is also some else's death day.
What makes it special is that they didn’t film every moment of every day of their life. Not every meal was a photo. Most families probably had a handful of portraits, at best. That makes each capture so much more precious!!
I agree with this so much. Most of my friends and family get annoyed with me because I don't want to take pictures at events every 5 seconds. I really just want to be present in the moment. You can't do that if you are constantly taking pictures.
I imagine back then, photography being a fairly expensive hobby - £350 for a basic Kodak Brownie.
Yeah!
Agreed!
That’s because they did not have the technology at their fingertips. If they did, you would see similar behavior. Every moment is precious. Yes, lots of people now do take lots of photos, but it’s their lives.
I love these videos. People genuinely gave their complete undivided attention to everyday life. Before television's and phones. When a camera came by, people's eyes lit up. Today you point a camera at a kid, they won't strike a pose or intentionally do something cute because cameras are second nature now. Everyone's got one on their phone. So this was truly a golden era we'll never get back. Golden moments. Thank God someone preserved these moments
This life can still be fostered for kids today! You just have to take the leap and trust you’ll be ok. Fight back against FOMO.
Seeing this old footage in scratchy black and white gives a disconnected feel to the past, but when they are enhanced like this, it brings these people almost into our world, but moreover it teaches us on how to take so much pleasure in the simple things in life!
I can only hope there’s endless footage from the past that is still intact. That way the past will be able to be relived and enjoyed hundreds of years later.
We learn from history, that we don't learn from history.
No Vaccin you sound depressed, maybe you should see a therapist, or move.
Surely there will be endless footage of today in 100 years from now. Not sure all will be so interesting for the future generations though.
@@ScarlettFire341 Sad but probably true
Everyone has cameras now but the physical film of tangible rolls are few, so if something happens to our power sources, then say the servers and computers that contain it all then we would be in the 50s and 60s again instantly, and ppl would freak out. I think a electo magnetic pulse could wipe out everything if ever large enough it can fry any electrical components. The Polaroids fade after years, so I'm not sure about hundreds but I think tangible things will come back in style either nostalgia or necessity
You can almost feel their joy & the sea breeze! X
People just seem to be so much more connected to each other in simplistic form than they are today. They valued their relationships with each other more you could see, whether they were close or just friends. We have too much technology interfering between ourselves today and we become disconnected to each other‘s thoughts and needs. You can see people just liked to touch each other, which was wonderful.The innocence of this time is so overwhelming to see. Frankly, I think in many respects we have messed up so badly today. We need to learn to reconnect with each other on a human scale.
Beautifully said
Everyone seems so nice and friendly. They are expressing how they feel on the inside. they are wearing their hearts on their sleeves. I don't see that at the beach nowadays Nor in public anywhere
Words can’t describe how happy this made me! I am OBSESSED with 20th century history and all I want is to time travel to every decade! This is the closest I’ve felt to that!!!
Okay.
@Clement Maurel Drama much? Would you like to go live where the migrants have come from? Wouldn't you want to get the heck out as well, if it was you? How about family? Do you have any family you care for, or about? If they were in danger, wouldn't you try to get them and yourself to somewhere to maybe live, and for more than the next few moments? Yes...There are going to be problems when different groups of people mingle, and there's a few who do not appreciate the safeties offered...
Look around that's pretty much humans across the board. I'd have to write another fecking essay to even begin to respond to inevitable questions of the pros and cons of mosaic and melting pot cultures, and how to logically and sanely/humanely try to set up things so people can integrate into places without being obnoxious and the same for those "welcoming" the newcomers. PC culture and that crap has really messed up people trying to learn to get along. It should be about balance, not force(both sides). Laws should protect those who need protection, and to provide guidance as what not to do.
I digress.
Do you have a roof over your head? Do you expect to wake up in the morning, in one piece and with your family in the same sort of shape? How about food to eat? Do you expect to have the same tomorrow? How about easy access to healthcare? Shopping? Police emergency and fire services? Roads that aren't bombed to snot with IED's on the side...
Our world is always in flux and right now, it's in overdrive. Populations are going to shift because of the "bijillion" crisis that we've made ourselves plus the everyday upheavals piled on top of that.
Get back to us when someone tries shipping you to a concentration camp in a box car, then pulls out your fillings on arrival, takes any valuables you have and any medical or prosthetic devices you might have been using. Next stop, a stylin ' tattoo and maybe a shower to "freshen up" after your trip...
Integration isn't easy. There are going to jerks on "both" sides who will whnge, and try to play the system and people for their own gain. Heaven help the gullible, ignorant, and naive who listen to these troublsome people.
The majority of people in exodus around the planet aren't going to stop moving, especially as places once productive become even less so, and until our climactic patterns settle down and we figure out how we're collectively going to sort this fiasco out, as best we can.
One day, you might be forced to up sticks and become one of those you disparge.
It's those who won't share, or want more than is reasonable, or who want special *laws or protections* not because they re quired, but to shove their weight around and mess with whoever "they" are having difficulties(euphemisum) with.
We are going to have to learn to get along, or sadly we humans really are going to be a flash in the pan in the history of life on this planet. I'd really like to see humans get our collective shit together and live up to our obvious potential. Earth will continue on and so will life, even if we don't, as long as we don't blow the planet apart withour nukes etc.
Sorry for the essay. Just tired of people who think they are hard done by when the people they are pointing fingers at are the ones who went through Hell. Hackles go up when that goes down...and then it starts...back and forth. Gratitude becomes resentment. Those who give sometimes give up when good intentions turn into a very bad teatime because people don't or won't change, and think that because they want something to be a certain way, it should be so and devil take the hindmost if one should disagree.
Perhaps modern humanity will get past it's Terrible Two Hundred thousands and learn to play nice...It's not going to happen as long as people seek ways to increase our divisions instead of realistically and humanely dealing with issues as they arise.
If not...well it's not like Earth hasn't seen a change in scenery, scenario, and supporting cast before. Life goes on but the cast and the show do change from time to time. If we learn to get along, stop wrecking the place and stop acting like a bunch of lager louts in general, we might be around long enough to grow into a species that 'Momma would be proud of".
Cheers
… what the fuck…? Guys, I was just exited to see this and wanted to share my thanks to the editor. Besides, there are just some history buffs like my self who are just vary odd people. When I said I wanted to go back in time, it’s not like I would treat it like some field day and be disrespectful or however you thought. I know things were way worse back then, but it’s the historical differences and how things happened to what they are now that intrigues me so much. But hell, I know this isn’t going to change any of your minds about me. Besides, no mater what time line I pick to say “I seriously enjoy this cool video” I’d still get backlashed. But fuck it, I liked the video!
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TH-cam is a time machine
You can totally bypass the 90's as it was already going down hill by that time.
Watching this did something to my heart, but I can't identify exactly what it is. Somehow, I want to weep. I think that's a testament to how well done this restoration is.
Because most people are so jaded these days and in this video they enjoy life at the simplest
Oh goodness calm down lmao.
@@desertpinevintage162 It's more than that. It's the same sense I get when I see old movies with stars who we know in hindsight are about to have something terrible happen to them IRL, and I want to reach into the screen and grab them by the shoulders and say, "don't get in that boat, Natalie!" or "get yourself into rehab, Phillip!" I look at these people and realize that they have no idea what's ahead. Prohibition just started, and they haven't begun to imagine how violent their society is about to get. In just 8 years they will have to endure a decade of the worst depression our country has ever known. By the time that baby we see is 23, he will be fighting in WW2, and did he make it back?
Of course, there will be happy times and joyful moments for them too. The whole panorama of life played out for them in their time, just as ours will in the 21st century. But watching these videos is like riding in a train at night, passing by homes that have their lights on, allowing us to see a brief moment in the lives of the people living there - sitting down to dinner, watching TV on the couch, folding laundry, playing with a dog. It's a reminder that we're all just trying to get through life as best we can, as did the people in the generation before us, and the people in the century before us, and the people who lived millenia ago.
So as much as I might want to reach into the screen and grab them by the shoulders to warn them of what's ahead, I also want to reach in and grab them in a hug, and just love them for their sheer humanity, and for being fellow travelers through time. I hope God blessed all of them.
@@floriduhboi Well, advice wasn't solicited, but just to set your mind at rest I was perfectly calm already. Thanks anyway.
My mom was born then and just passed at almost 100. I always enjoyed listening to her stories. Seeing these movies is a bit of comfort while I’m grieving
This is really amazing work. It's usually impossible to feel connected to the people in old footage like this, but these people are all suddenly real. Beautiful.
Your work on these ancient film clips blows me away! It’s unbelievable! I love the attention to audio insertion when needed! The end result is so gripping. All of a sudden these individuals become real! Amazing.
The shaky B/W silent and unatural pace of the original footage always looks disconected from reality because of its faults, This enhanced footage corrects all that and suddenly looks so upto date and modern, looking like it was filmed yesterday, only the fashions giving the game away.
It brings the 19th and very early 20th century back to life.
Great work !!
If you slow down the old footage by .25x you will see them actually move naturally
I wonder if anyone noticed that the sound was not original (dubbed). Moving film with sound tracks (Talkies) were not available until 1926. Still a very nice job though.
Check out "They Shal Not Grow Old" Good chance you've already heard of it, but absolutely mesmerizing.
And the fact that they are all white native if they did it today it would be all Africans and Pakistanis
It's amazing how film damage from the reels from the 20s are being upscaled
I love how their world looks like ours, yet is not ours in many ways now lost in time ⌚
Dress was completely different..
I'm 75 - this was in my grandmothers heyday - before my mother was born
@@kkaiis2479 Taliban: Those women need to cover up!
@@whereswaldo5740 ya haraam !! 😄
One day they'll be looking back at us and wondering about our lives.
The way the sound is put in is exquisite. It looks quite realistic with the dubbing and sound effects. Bravo!
Not only the restoration, but the additional voices and sound effects make this short video amazing. Kudos to you. Well done.
Everyone looks so beautifully dressed and how delightful to see those two ladies laughing whilst cleaning their feet from sand before entering that lovely beach hut on wheels!🐚🌞.
I remember in the fifties people would go to Rhyl beach in a suit...then the mid sixties thing came along..nobody’s ever done it since...
@@david-lt9wj Even in the 1980s dad used to wear a sports jacket and tie when he came on holiday with us! So we would be wearing the 1980s summer fashions, and dad looked like he had stepped out of the 1950s!
@@funquay2219 I think James dean started the end of the suits at the beach thing..
As he had a big influence in the fifties...being the teen idol that he was..
Before that everybody used to wear their best whistle and flute on the promenade.teenagers the lot..
I miss those days of dressing nicely. Also the bathing suits. I was born 1948 so I loved those good ole days, even the 60s I loved.
@@cosmopolitanwonder9675 what happened to ladies in nice dresses....nowadays most ladies have tats and trousers...oh how lovely that looks.....not.
This is beautiful! I am 65 (just turned 65 yesterday) and what I have seen change in my years is amazing. I think about when I was little and we had no cell phones, a TV with 3 channels and so on. These people didn't even have phones, electricity, you name it. Yet they were so happy. Growing up in the 50's and 60's was wonderful also. I look at this World now and think, OMG, what have we done.
Your timing is a bit off, they had telephones and electricity for decades by 1921.
@@comicus6769 Well you're both right really. Those things had certainly been invented several years before, but only relatively well off urbanites mostly had them. Millions of more rural Americans had neither
@@reverendtos4271 Thank you! We had neither when I was growing up.
Dianna Marie My family got its first television in 1948 when I was twelve. It was a big box and the picture was black and white. The first show I saw was Howdy Doody.
I born in 1980s and I wish I was born in 1880s
I LOVE these restored clips!! The age of innocence! Thank you
They lived two world wars anyway
What a remarkable piece of film! Just imagine wearing a suit and tie to a day on the beach!
This is so awesome! It literally looks like this could have been shot yesterday with your top notch restoration. Epic. Keep up the amazing work and have an amazing weekend!
One big reason you all like this so much is that there are no black people.
@@brazzo975 definitely not
@@DiscoverHudsonValley dont lie to yourself
@@brazzo975 who said anything about race stupid 💀 what does restoration have to do with black people 🤦🏾♀️
@@cocoajames5 seriously!
people were very modest at the time
Makes you wonder if we are ever going to wear modest swimsuits again or maybe we all go skinny dipping in the future. Hard telling what will happen.
I suspect there were more off camera like the guy at 1:51
its amazing how this added speed and sound + colour makes the footage almost video contemporary. Id love to see this done on some old silent films a bit more as well. Did see a great version of Keatons 'the General. really makes the past more accessible.
The sound sync is AMAZING. You are the best my friend!!!
These are so wholesome. Everyone in these videos seems so happy and carefree. So simplistic. That must’ve been an awesome time
I don't think thats how it works. Cameras and being filmed was so rare back then everyone put on their best facade.
People still do to some extent.
@@More_Row I will have to agree to an extent. However, times were simpler then & now we are not wholesome & certainly are all about sex now & vulgar with thongs up the rear & ass hanging out & boobs falling out the front at the beach now! Its rather stressful to most of us normal people because we are not all about being FAKE! They didnt follow that back then & values were completely diff & as you can see, entire families were having fun together. They were more modest & sure smiling a lot because of the camera but the families were together & happy to be. There was not all the CRAP we have now days! Times WERE BETTER back then if you have that mindset instead of the terrible values most have today. To each his or her own but for me, back then seems better. The world was much larger & families closer.
@@d.b.4201 I can agree with that.
Well not really, the First Workd War had just ended. Fascism was on the rise across Europe , no NHS, no social security if you were unemployed, no vaccines for common illnesses…. not really carefree.
Ok, if you look at my post, I said they SEEM carefree. Wow way to ruin a feel good moment. I know exactly what was happening. I chose to focus on the positive…..
Aww the little baby is so cute! ❤ and the girls washing the sand off there feet ! I love this it makes me feel i have went back into my grandmothers era thank you ! ❤❤❤
You have went back... went back
I LOVE these enhancements of the old videos. It allows us a look back at a simpler, happier time. Kudos to you Glamourdaze!
Incredible to watch these remastered! It's absolutely phenomenal!
I really love how these people were just living in the simplicity of their time, and it’s a beautiful thing to watch. They seemed so much happier than people now. No one is worrying about getting a selfie in, posting up a video of their beach body, etc…they’re just having fun together! It really makes the anemoia kick in 😔
That is an interesting comment-- now that you mention it, I'm thinking back to similar videos like this that I've seen and in those people are smiling and laughing even when they aren't doing something like dancing or playing games. And clearly these videos were not rehearsed. The person who took this footage was just filming the people as they were. Go to a beach today and just start filming people and I bet you that there would be few people laughing; at best they would be on their phones but pretty much everyone would have a skull on their face or would be complaining about something or yelling at the person 20ft over to turn down their music
@@thenightporter have to disagree with you there… yes phones and plenty of other illnesses of our current generation damage our natural happiness, however I believe a lot of us still have it in us! I was at the beach only today and plenty of people, pretty much everyone, was smiling, laughing, having fun. Sometimes it depends more on the perspective and what you choose to focus on :)
@@thenightporter Or perhaps ignoring their children while being completely transfixed by their phones.
Not so carefree and simple two global wars and a depression.
@@tonycavanagh1929 y’all are just really taking this comment so serious. Like move on 🙄
love watching these ols films
Absolutely amazing work!
Great restoration job! Thanks!
Incredible, the color & added sound just brings them into today. It’s incredible & eerie to know that most of these people are no longer here but we are witnessing them be so happy & vibrant. I can only imagine if they stumbled upon this and got to watch themselves and/or their families enjoying a beautiful beach day. 💛
@No Vaccin absolutely correct it's the WEF dirty work
Most of them are gone? lol...this was a hundred years ago....even a baby at this time would be a full century old at this time. THEY ARE ALL.....GONE!!!!!!!
@@thommysides4616 You’re right. I guess I was just thinking in terms of IF they were to see it. Hypothetical, impossible if. 😅
But regardless, if their family members alive today saw this, that would be super cool!
It's lovely to see the past again in colour, but the really sad part is, they're all dead now. 😔
But they live forever in this lovely preserved memory 🌊
@Katherine McDonnell Thanks very much. 😊
Maybe not the babies or young children. This was 100 years ago, so I’m sure some of the people here are alive still.
@@_thespacegazer The last one died in 1991....
But that’s the wonderful thing about film. It’s like a time machine.
Wow, this is unbelievably great work!
Thank you so much for posting this awesome restoration. Fun at the beach is certainly timeless.
It looks like an episode of Downton Abbey where the staff goes on a mini holiday to the beach. Absolutely beautiful restoration as always, thank you!
It reminded me of that, too!
Never forget that Downton Abbey was written by a Tory author with a political purpose in mind - maintain the traditional English social structure, doff your cap to your betters.
@@anorthedge4422 A bit too late for that, isn't it?
Aww the baby enjoying the ocean
This is incredible. Thank you!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
What a wonderful project - thank you so much
For me, the biggest difference between then and now is that today we’re all so obsessed with how we look and what we are doing and are not present. This film shows joy and the novelty of a vacation at the beach. Also the novelty of a video camera, which was very, very then. Now a camera is a rote annoyance.
Video cameras were not invented until the 1970’s. This would have been shot on a film (cine) camera like this ➡️ 🎥
I will go back there to the 1920's as soon as I perfect my time travel machine!
Would you please take me to the 60's before you get to the 20's?
@@metjovi Of course I will!
"Where are you going all dressed up in that three-piece suit?"
"To the beach, of course."
That was so great! Excellent sound too. 🐚
these restored old footages always make me smile, thanks for the work :)
Thanks so much. This makes me feel nostalgic for a time I've only visited in dreams and tales from my great grandparents. ❤
I love hearing their laughs. I can feel it as if i’m there. Thank you for these interesting videos !
It's interesting how our individuality is both emphasized and diminished over time. People here behave and act as would anyone today proving the human bond throughout time is determined and not isolated. People are people and we really are all the same even with our differences. By the same token, ants are ants, cats are cats, fun is fun and always will be.
Do you figure human behavior would change in just 100 short years?
I wanted to go to the beach today but my tuxedo is at the cleaners.
Again, thank you for making a world that was lost, visible and vibrant again. Excellent work.
Heart touchingly beautiful! Thank you so much!
Time seems to melt away with this impressive restoration of film footage shot over a hundred years ago. No longer a grainy, jerky sequence, but now with a relatable sense of immediacy that brings another age to life in a way that seems so real, yet is in truth but a fleeting moment in time long gone.
Awesome as usual. Thanks
Oh, how very peaceful and happy your videos make me feel. And that beautiful baby reminded me that my son loved making the same "lip flubber" sounds when he was a tot. Your work is so amazing, and so very appreciated by all of us vintage enthusiasts! ♥️
Absolutely stunning, this is a superb series - you have done an amazing job with these old films
Wow - the audio is so beautifully done! Thank you!
Awesome work my friend!
Excellent! It's like being with them in 1921.
People were so formal, even at the beach. That's an incredible restoration!
Wow, this was simply stunning. I truly was transported back 101 years ago, seeing and hearing real people laughing and playing.
I really wish I could jump into this video right now. I know that things were not perfect at that time, but I still wish I could travel through time to live somewhere in the past.
The restoration is amazing, good job as always.
That makes two of us especially now how our liberties and freedom all over the world has been taken away!
@@roodine100 and yet it was after WW1 and a pandemic that killed millions.......very shortly after,
@@anitaapsitis262 ...a pandemic which killed more than WW1 just after millions had been vaccinated......hmm.
@@anitaapsitis262 Diseases were around from day 1 and long after we are gone will be more diseases. Its called "life" and with life is death and life. Plus there are other communicable disease that are killing many yet the new-world-order globalist never closed down the world for them!
Soon there'd be The Great Depression and not long after that World War 2 No way I'd want to return to Holland at that time
It's so peaceful seeing the experience of the life before us. Thanks for these videos.
Its weird to watch a video with a bunch of people who had already passed away, but at the same time its beautiful to know what made them smile and laugh.
as recently as a decade or two ago, the beginning of this film footage in very crude barley watchable form was the only way to see life in 1890s through the 1920s, thank god teck has finally evolved to a point that old footage like this can be restored to a point where a true feeling of life in the the early 20th century can be enjoyed.....
Gosh, isn’t it kind of sad that a hundred years from now all of our videos, I doubt, will mean nothing because of the saturation of them going around in today’s world there won’t be any magic left in them.
These people in the video are so innocent looking. Laughing by getting knocked over by a wave or splashing someone and laughing. And they’re young adults, not children. No young adult these days is that innocent. Its all about looks, status, items, etc... anyway, rant over. These days just seem magical, in different ways.
I think our time will be just as fascinating to people in a hundred years, there'll just be more material to look at.
They were in their Sunday best...they didn’t have much wealth or time off ,so this time was really appreciated.
I don't know about you but the behaviour of the people in this video is indistinguishable from any beach I've been to. I can't speak for other countries like America obviously, but this is how people are at the beaches I've visited which are Weymouth, St. Ives and Falmouth
@@marksmithwas12 I was on a beach in st Ives and my girlfriend pulled out a bottle of Bacardi.....what! Cheers..
@@david-lt9wj I said behaviour not consumerist choices lol 😆
The men actually wore suits and ties to go to the beach back then! Times have changed!
I have a photo of my father strolling along the seafront on a day out wearing his best three-piece suit and tie in 1951.
This is amazing ! Like it was filmed yesterday. Thank you ! Love to see more .
Wow! This is great!! Thank you!
I love this, this is so amazing
Time machine ♥️
The restoration here is absolutely absolutely incredible incredible. Thanks so much...!!!
Wow, really great job with the restoration!
It's really difficult to convince myself I'm watching real footage & not reenactments! This is so wonderful. I seem to think everyone prior to the 60s were repressed or something. I love hearing them scream & laugh, & seeing those two women casing up & falling into each other while rinsing off in the buckets 😂💗
Incredible!!! Love these videos!!!
Thank you for this work. It's a treasure... and so moving
Simply stunning! Thank you. 🏆👏
They had fun just being with each other. No keyboard warriors here.
@Rodolphe Egerton
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But what were the values of these people in this time? What about the poor people? Where they are?
god shut up. people can and STILL do that. these pretentious comments are killing me lmao
Would be so cool if that baby was alive today to see him and his family at the beach!!
I'm afraid even the baby is dead by now... It must be slightly older than my father.
He would have been 100...
That baby undoubtedly grew up to fight in the second world war and we know how many millions died in that conflict....
@@beforethesoap4840 My dad would of been 100 this month ,he did serve in ww2 .Happy B day dad
They'd be over 100 now
i didn't want this video to end! it was so refreshing looking back in time on these beautiful souls
Fascinating. Top class work, thank you
Nice restoration, and the overdub was close enough that probably fooled a lot of folks
I love all of your videos. Thank you! That’s all.
What an amazing job u did of this! Absolutely brilliant
Thanks again for sharing yet another wonderful snippet in time. Always lovely to see them...💕
AMAZING!!
One of the most impressive things done with the restoration was the sound work! These films were filmed before sound movies. They synched up the people talking with actual people speaking the language and used stereo sound to make the background noise seem very realistic. Amazing!
Loves these updated movies!! Gives a true sense of just living an everyday life at some time in the past. Great job!!
A lovely kind of innocence about it. Wonderful clip.
Fully clad people on the beach, wearing hats in the water.. my how times have changed!
Showing a bit of ankle, Milady, you temptress!
Even in 1921 what the heck was that dude wearing a suit in the water for!?
Looking at these images from a bygone era; of people who have long since left this world, one realizes they were not different from us. They loved and enjoyed life like we do.
Wow! Simply wow! You can hear every giggle, every splash, it's as if we were there, only it's 1921. They all seemed very happy, very carefree. It's sad to know they are all long gone, but it's a miracle how you have managed to bring them back to life.
I love seeing these so much!
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Wow, amazing 🤩❤️❤️❤️🤩
I think those beach tents are making a comeback. This was fascinating. Thanks for sharing. :¬)
Thank you so much for your restorative work. I love how you gave life to the past. I loved watching these people's lives and feel like I can see how they lived.
Incredible! It's possible some of the babies here could still be alive too.
Definitely possible! My dear friend David, from England, was born in 1921 and is a fairly healthy 100-year-old. Love to imagine what it would be like to join those folks on the beach. But just for a short visit; need our modern medicine and dentistry!
absolutely possible but highly unlikely. The expected life span of someone born in 1920 was shorter than one born in 1950 or 1970 for example. Certainly possible but few born in 1920 lived to be a hundred or more.
@@dangeroreilly2028 agreed but I do have a 99 year old grandmother myself
you would have to be over a century old.... I doubt they are alive today.
C'est émouvant, on entend bien les gens rire et parler en voix réelle, car le cinéma de l'époque était muet, de plus les gens bougent naturellement. C'est magnifique !. 🌺
Des gens très heureux 💫
This was my first look into how the past really was....ooh la la...
In watching this, the realization hits, that only one person, the baby, may be alive today, and, the child would be 100 years old. Thank you for sharing this rare look into the 1920s.
I wish people were this carefree still. Now, everyone is too concerned if people are watching, or NOT watching more likely. They worry if their designer suit is a hit or not. And some dummy is usually drunk at the beach. I hope whoever remastered this has a job in the industry, because they are very talented.