Jazz From a Very Special Hotel (Braddock, PA - 1968)
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- A short high-school film from 1968 in Braddock, PA.
St. Thomas District Catholic High School in Braddock. Mike Emery filmed it, Mr. Taylor, the English Teacher, wrote, directed, narrated and edited it with editing assistance from Dave Gamrat & Walter Szwarc (deceased). Music performed by the Gypsy troupe living in Braddock at the time.
The music is insane❤
Omg thank you for this vid, this is exactly how I rememer Braddock as a child. My brother and I were 3 and 2 we were living North Braddock on Franklin Ave, it was and old row house but has been gone since 1970. This brought back those memories. Thank you again!!! 😊💜💜💜
Thanks for sharing this! I was Class of '74, and this was quite a trip down memory lane! I think the guy who did the titles, Jim Pelc, would have been the brother of my classmate Ric Pelc. I think I recognized Tom Rogel as one of the guys hanging out in front of the Isaly's around 21:49. Ironically, I went on to get a job at the film lab in the credits, WRS, and in later years, worked with The Animators on some projects.
Thank you for sharing. I always seek out historical Pittsburgh n'at videos.
Thank you for sharing this!!
Good to see so many familiar faces ... 🙂
He took his girl on THE BIG DATE to...Swissvale! Movin' on up! IRRC the Capitol Theater was STILL running in 1968, But they end up at the Regent Square theatre!
Wow it looked so thriving working district. WTH happen to every city that once thrive 😢
That's Gloomy Sunday, the cursed song! 🤣
Wow Braddock before John Fetterneck destroyed it.
Braddock declined way before Fetterman got there.
@@JHEntertainment98He definitely didn't help. It was all about him, he never cared. Braddock was used as his stepping stone to get to where he's at today.
Yea, Braddock declined WAY before Fetterman; his DC comrades did it using the same grifts, attitudes and policies internationally.
50+ years later, they're still using the steel mill excuse.
@srtdetonator5272 Yea, self-destructive trade policies are so forgivable.