Continental Cablevision - Hinsdale 4th of July Parade (Mostly Complete, 7/4/1990)
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- Опубликовано: 3 июл 2022
- Here's most of the 4th of July Parade from Hinsdale, IL, as broadcast over Continental Cablevision and hosted by Mark Nemec and Ginny Richardson.
Includes (with pertinent commentary by hosts):
Recording joined in progress, with the Hinsdale Park & Recreation float coming up (with polka band featuring accordion)
Float and marches for "The Voice of the Free Press"
Pat Quinn, running for Illinois State Treasurer, and his supporters pass by
Monticello of Hinsdale retirement home float
The Sicilian Band perform
Recording cuts from commercial break to next set passing by:
10th Regiment, Illinois Volunteer Infantry, Civil War Reenactors
Meadowbrook Lane Gang
Lincoln Street Fleet
"Let Freedom Ring" float
"Freedom to Choose" float from Zion/Bethel Lutheran School
Hinsdale Junior High School
Miss DuPage County, Ann Kelly
Aldo Botti, candidate for DuPage County chairman, passes by
Trowbridge Brown Coit contingent
1953 Cadillac ambulance and other vintage vehicles from R.F. Parsons
Hinsdale Central Young Life and Downers' Central Young Life
Fire truck passing by
Downers' Grove supervisor John A. Tolbert
More vintage cars, from Continental Motors
Hinsdale Park & Recreation band performing "Rainy Day Woman"
Pink Lincoln with kids sitting on front hood, with more vintage vehicles following
First United buggy, followed by more vintage cars
Lincoln-Way Community High School marching bands
Brief snippet of commercial before recording cuts back to parade with:
Revolutionary War re-enacting militia
20th Regiment Infantry
Antique fire truck
More vintage cars
Schaumburg, IL marching band
Redeemer Lutheran Church marchers
Pet Care caravan of dogs
1970 Pontiac (mostly unseen)
Skateboarding demonstration
Lady Justice
Man on pogo stick, raising money for cancer patients
Hinsdale Clarendon Hills Teachers Association
Environmental Advocates of Hinsdale
Miles of Smiles / Vagabond Clowns
Big Towing band
Walking TCBY Yogurt cone
c.1963 Corvette passing by
Recycling truck
Hinsdale Clarendon Hills Jaycees
Vintage ambulance from Western Springs
Northmen marching band
1949 Plymouth convertible
Car saluting Henry Waldridge of Hinsdale
Coldwell Banker marchers
Ninjamobile
Jaguar convertible
Hinsdale pom-pom marchers, followed by red-shirted marching band
Hinsdale Chamber of Commerce carriage driven by horse
Women in princess costumes on horses
Arabian Nights costumed people on horses, from Arabian Knights Farms
Gateway Special Recreation Association group
FMC street cleaner
Mark and Ginny promote their respective shows, including Mark on the Move and Ginny's Popeye (?) show, before closing program
Ending credits:
Announcers - Mark Nemec, Ginny Richardson
Cameras - Blake Frodin, Tom Pozen, Matt Smith
Audio - Dan Leister
Camera Assistant - Matt Lazinski
Engineer/Editor - Steven Ragan
Producer - Julianne Murray
Director - Steve Fowler
This Has Been a Continental Cablevision and WHBC Community Cable Television Production
(C) 1990
Repeat of earlier commercial before recording ends
This aired on local Hinsdale TV via cable on Wednesday, July 4th 1990.
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It’s hard to believe that this throwback is 32 years old now, we also need to pay our respects to the six people killed in Highland Park earlier today.
I marched in that parade in 1974! I was in 5th grade, living on 3rd and elm.
Happy Fourth of July, Fuzzy.Thanks for sharing this..They did a nice job with the parade even with a very hot day..
This reminds me when I was working at the local public access cable around the same time this video was aired..
We just had our towns 2 hour 350th celebration parade a few weeks ago which I shot .Now I got to put it together...
Merci beaucoup pour votre vidéo c'est vrai que c'était très intéressant et aussi qu'est-ce que c'était vieux années 90 c'était le bon vieux temps
A couple now-defunct drum corps: Guardsmen and Northmen
This is 1990!!??? At a glance looks more like 1970.My,How we’ve aged
I'd like the weather report for that day in Hinsdale. It was unbearably hot and humid this year.
I'm from Michigan, I thought Continental Cable was Michigan only.
I knew Steve Ragan from the Elmhurst studio.
Happy Fourth of July, Fuzzy. Hope later in November you can upload to RUclips a Chicago State Street Christmas Parade from TV in the early 1980's, or maybe footage from a Chicago broadcast of the CBS or NBC Macy's Thanksgiving Parade.
Lotta skinny people in 1990. Plus, everyone dressed decently.
and no coffee in every hand, no rainbow flags and no BLM, no Defund the Police marchers. What happened? I'll give you a hint. It wasn't Reagan or Bush.
@@LerxstificationI will take rainbow flags any day over a shooter gunning down innocent people at a parade like what happened Fourth of July 2022 in Highland Park IL. Eight year olds and elderly people, who were among the victims, should be there to celebrate and enjoy the day, not be spending the last minutes of their lives there.
@@bethdibartolomeo2042 it’s not one or the other you fool
Do you have The Continental Cablevison Hinsdale 4th of July Parade Mostly Complete from 7/4/89