Love it!!! Partying in the basement!!! Unfinished but having a blast!!! Love the kid sitting on the stairs watching the adults dance and have fun.....brought back memories of my family's new years eve parties in the 70's, unfinished basement and all!!!
This could have been my parents at a party in the unfinished basement. Women all dressed up, mom in her red velvet dress and rhinestone earrings and pin and men in suits. 60+ years ago....such awesome memories! I was 9.
I was 5 and living in Brooklyn on Dec. 31, 1957. My sister was 11 months old. I'd guess we were home that night. No doubt my parents were watching Guy Lombardo ring in 1958.
New Years Eve ? Something wrong here .. Guy was Canadian and he always had New Years in Burlington Ont. Canada .. I was at the 1957 one . I am sure he had more in Burlington after 1957 ...
The years my parents were born, so cool to see! And my nana, my dad's mother she was going against the morals of the time having her first children at 17 and my dad at 19! It was definitely frowned upon back in those days!
Not really! My mom was 19 when she had her my oldest brother and that was very normal. Couples got married young, had babies, and went to college. They had families. If your mom got pregnant in high school, yes that was bad. She was probably shunned.
@@robertamorris2776 Did you catch the email comment? If not, most of the other videos here have the email.. If we post emails within the comments, we start getting all kinds of spam..
New Years Eve ? Something wrong here ... Guy was Canadian and he always had NewYears in Burlington Ontario Canada....I was at the 1957 one ... I am sure he had more in Burlington Ont. Canada after 1957 ....
did you ever hear of remote transmission? The announcer was in times square but Lombardo was in canada... that's the wonder of radio.. who would know? Lombardo was piped into the studio via telephone line and than broadcast out of New York...
The audio heard here is from the 1957-58 New Year's Eve TV broadcast from the Grill Room at the Roosevelt Hotel in New York city hosted by Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians on 12/31/1957. The announcer in Times Square is Robert Trout, a long time CBS correspondent. Lombardo hosted New Year's Eve in New York City until 1976. He died in November of 1977. You can watch the entire 1957-58 show here: ruclips.net/video/QxPArnhtvfc/видео.html
Love it!!! Partying in the basement!!! Unfinished but having a blast!!! Love the kid sitting on the stairs watching the adults dance and have fun.....brought back memories of my family's new years eve parties in the 70's, unfinished basement and all!!!
This could have been my parents at a party in the unfinished basement. Women all dressed up, mom in her red velvet dress and rhinestone earrings and pin and men in suits. 60+ years ago....such awesome memories! I was 9.
I was 5 and living in Brooklyn on Dec. 31, 1957. My sister was 11 months old. I'd guess we were home that night. No doubt my parents were watching Guy Lombardo ring in 1958.
60+ years ago, incredible.
New Years Eve ? Something wrong here .. Guy was Canadian and he always had New Years in Burlington Ont. Canada .. I was at the 1957 one . I am sure he had more in Burlington after 1957 ...
Boy hard for me to believe 60 years ago .. Memories of that night are still wonderful .. 1957 .. Thanks Guy for such a gift Xo
“Chipzel’s Potato Chips” gives the location away ......Lansdale PA.
Big smile here I subscribed instantly oh my gosh do I remember this
I was 9 days old on December 31, 1957
The years my parents were born, so cool to see! And my nana, my dad's mother she was going against the morals of the time having her first children at 17 and my dad at 19! It was definitely frowned upon back in those days!
My father was born in 57, my mother 58.
Not really! My mom was 19 when she had her my oldest brother and that was very normal. Couples got married young, had babies, and went to college. They had families. If your mom got pregnant in high school, yes that was bad. She was probably shunned.
There is always that one creeper...
Me gusta la primera cancion.
Can you put me in touch with proper person for a permissions/license question? Thanks.
There's an email at the end of the video to contact owner.. Thanks
@@19king14 Thanks -- but I'm not seeing an email on the end of the video -- can you share it with me?
Thanks.
@@robertamorris2776 Did you catch the email comment? If not, most of the other videos here have the email.. If we post emails within the comments, we start getting all kinds of spam..
Love the dart board. Pennsylvania
Drinking Rheingold !
New Years Eve ? Something wrong here ... Guy was Canadian and he always had NewYears in Burlington Ontario Canada....I was at the 1957 one ... I am sure he had more in Burlington Ont. Canada after 1957 ....
did you ever hear of remote transmission? The announcer was in times square but Lombardo was in canada... that's the wonder of radio.. who would know? Lombardo was piped into the studio via telephone line and than broadcast out of New York...
The audio heard here is from the 1957-58 New Year's Eve TV broadcast from the Grill Room at the Roosevelt Hotel in New York city hosted by Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians on 12/31/1957. The announcer in Times Square is Robert Trout, a long time CBS correspondent. Lombardo hosted New Year's Eve in New York City until 1976. He died in November of 1977. You can watch the entire 1957-58 show here:
ruclips.net/video/QxPArnhtvfc/видео.html
My oldist brother had his 16th birthday party that night, I was 5 , and he passed away 3 months ago.
Sorry for your loss.
Thank you Debbie Downer. ruclips.net/video/ObdC3uhPeEY/видео.html