We need to bring back couples dancing Arthur Murray's style It also looks like, they were having a retro party Wearing clothing of the 1900s-1910s Since this was late 30s
@@hirameberhardt8643 My dad would talk a lot about these days He would've been 19 at this time San Francisco and CA was a great spot during the GREAT DEPRESSION
@@kathleenking47it was a great and inexpensive place until the mid 60s. It remained inexpensive until the mid to late 70s. It was an ethnic city, a lot of Italians who fished, also, if I'm not mistaken, many Irish. A working class city.
Thanks so much for this remastering of old SF. Being a 3rd Gen SF Native this footage makes my heart soar. I left a while back and it seems the city will Never be the same as we have all seen in the headlines. Just heartbreaking. Its so very nice to see what my relatives and parents got to experience back in those days. It was still a blast in the 60's and 70's and thats no lie. Being a kid in SF in the 70's was the Best! Lived in the Sunset and the Richmond. Oh the memories. Thank you so much~
Thanks so much for this. I live in SF, it means a lot to me. It is fascinating, the closest we can achieve to a time machine. However, that is not a subway. At that time SF did not yet have a subway. What is shown is the old Key System trains, which went on the Bay Bridge between SF and Oakland. That is when the Bay Bridge devoted one of its decks to trains. On the SF side the trains went into downtown to the Transbay Terminal. I’d love to know more about the circumstances of these films. How they happened, why they were made. Making films like these then was a lot more complicated, and a lot more expensive, than it is today. People didn’t think of recording so much of their lives. You couldn’t just pull a phone out of your pocket and start making a video anytime you cared to. But I am VERY GRATEFUL to the people who made these films back then, whatever their reasons were for doing so.
This was 90 years ago. Let that sink in, no internet, no cell phones, just walking and talking. Now imagine 90 years in the future. How much progress will we see from now to then? I love seeing these, it’s a wonderful look into the past.
Progress? Each generation has regressed since around 1900. Airships, trolleys and people with a balanced demeanor seem like a higher satisfaction of living. Today, we have people addicted to their pocket tv and drugs prescribed by the guy who wears a lab coat. 90 years from now, we will be more enslaved and less aware.
Love seeing my old hometown in its long lost glory. What a charming film. Loved the couple dancing. Your music selection was wonderful. Thank you as always NASS. Your restoration abilities are simply the best!!!
Great footage and restoration! The dancing part 3:59-5:39 of the video is from @1910 not the 1930's are the other parts as correctly stated. The colorization makes everyone look so alive!
@@nwicconsultants6640 The footage exists elsewhere and is dated from the mid-1910's. The second dance seen is a dance called the Texas Tommy. Here is the original clip: ruclips.net/video/7EljmkQSf7s/видео.html
The outfits worn by the dancers (especially the women's shirtwaists) are also anachronistic for the late 1930s (I'd guess late 1938 at the earliest, given the Tower of the Sun on Treasure Island).
Nass, Thanks for the upload. I always love the 1920's-1940's shots! I always loved the men's dresswear in the 1930-1940's too with the hats, nice suits and shoes. Something that's sadly lacking today! At 7:22 cool scenes on the bridge!
Thank you for posting … my grandparents both San Francisco natives would have been in their early 30’s and my uncle was a newborn.. my dad had not been born yet… very neat to see what they would have seen living in the city in the 30’s.
Toll on SFOBB was .25 cents each direction. Rode Key System twice. The creosote and grease smells at the TransBay Terminal still permeate my brain cells. This is a very rare Oakland to SF transit. Thanks Nass for another great restoration.
How incredible to see things from the inside of a car back then. Really makes things more immersive instead of feeling like a floating camera. Still though all incredible work. Thank you!
I was thinking much the same thing. The clothes definitely predate the 30s. Maybe 1910s or very early twenties. It's different from the rest of the film. Also, note that in all the shots of San Francisco, people are dressed for winter. But in the clip of the black people dancing ,it's clearly warm from the clothes they are wearing. No heavy coats and several of the men are wearing straw boaters which were only worn during summer. The ladies are wearing skirts down to their ankles and the one guy is wearing what looks like button up boots with a very stiff shirt collar. Those were all long out of style by the 30s.
It all appears to be late 1937, or early 1938 except for the minute and a half starting at about 4 minutes in, when it's clearly footage from about 1912 - 1914, and the dancers are demonstrating one of the latest dances, perhaps the Turkey Trot or Bear Hug. I wonder how that footage got there? Anyway, fascinating, as usual, thanks!
Fantastic footage. Some of the ships were famous ocean liners of the pacific trade (San Francisco to Hawaii to Japan, to the Philippines and in some cases on to Singapore and or Hong Kong). As noted in another comment, I think the scene with the black people dancing was from an earlier time based on their clothing.
An old Key System commuter rail trip across the SF-Oakland Bay Bridge. Tres cool. Looks like 1936 or '37, from the license plates. Dancing scenes look much older.
thanks nass late to the party again today because of work! i just want to thank you for a another glimpse of the past! im ur biggest fan ! blessings from north carolina
That 1910-20’s skirt the woman wore for dancing revealed that they were more like coolat pants, or very lose wide pants skirt. Plus, it had pockets. Very well made.
At 4:00 .....this was a time when there was still intense racism and other policies put in place for POC and yet here they were, acting and conducting themselves with such a level of class, decorum and self respect that I struggled to see today.
This has been my favorite film. The dancing in the street and cars on the Bay Bridge. Also the rails on the bridge still. I wonder if the dancing was down in "the Mo" (Fillmore street.)
Merci Nass de nous permettre de plonger à nouveau dans ce passé... où tout était encore possible... merci pour ce travail inlassable de recherches documentaires et que cela suppose...
Last video of 1903 SAN FRANCISCO NONE of my grandparents were born, now in this one both sets are married and already having my parent's, how time flies.
How beautiful! People were having a life! Maybe overcoming the troubles they could face,they still make time to enjoy life.we all know what happened🤔🤔🤔Thanks again for taking us the old times!👏👏👏
Oh THAT TIME had its woes too. At no time have there ever been true freedom, joy, equality for all….not since Adam/Eve sinned in Eden. BUT, there is a NEW WORLD coming, this one is coming to an end. For ALL who have believed on JESUS…our future is BRIGHT and full of HOPE. I can’t hardly wait. Even so, come quickly, LORD JESUS🎺🎚️⏰🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Watching old films like this I often wonder how many people today could actually survive without access to their devices and toys. I’m often told how hard it was back in the day but seeing people dancing in the streets and actually enjoying each other’s company it couldn’t be all bad. Growing up in the 60s and 70s I always thought it was pretty cool before things went stupid with political correctness and nanny state rules and I reckon ok things would have been hard in the 1900s but people always coped unlike so many today.
The food that millionaires were eating in those days, anyone could now buy the same or better quality in your local supermarket. Make of that what you will.
This just reminds me how far we have fallen in our culture. Streets were safe. People were pleasant and had class. And this was during the height of poverty and despair of the Great Depression. Just makes me sad for our children and grandchildren...
The Streets were safe and pleasant for some people. I saw a similar video of Berlin late 1930's when someone said streets looks safe and clean and everyone looks happy 😢.
"Streets were safe. ' - oh please, that's one of the distortions of the past that only exist in creative fiction. "People were pleasant and had class. " - as if there were not all sorts of conflicts, broken families, homelessness, etc.
So the Bay Bridge used to carry rail...should have kept it that way...Anyone from back then who was transported to 110 years in the future would be horrified to see what's happened to that city. I actually lived in that city for a few years - on the same street where Shirley Temple grew up (a few doors down from her home.)
At the same time, genocide was taking place in Germany. Cities bombed to the ground. Scores of people dying daily. Americans have had it pretty good. Aside from hating one another.
Love and hate are both four letter words. All people have an abundance of both, just like a coin with it's head or tail. Flip one and see which it will be today.
@@Worldtraveler2003 Recall SF, in my case, Sunnyvale, as always pleasant weather, ambitious parks, trips to Mill Valley and Yosemite, Golden Gate, and Spanish heritage. But now? Now? CA has no real leadership.
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Oui, c'est déjà fait de France, merci beaucoup !
@@salomoncisse7787 merci a vous!!
Sent to much of my family today ❤
The people dancing in the street was awesome! On step and in rhythm.. Thank you for this video.
Thx!
I felt as if I was standing there, love photos and vintage news reels.
We need to bring back couples dancing
Arthur Murray's style
It also looks like, they were having a retro party
Wearing clothing of the 1900s-1910s
Since this was late 30s
@@hirameberhardt8643
My dad would talk a lot about these days
He would've been 19 at this time
San Francisco and CA was a great spot during the GREAT DEPRESSION
@@kathleenking47it was a great and inexpensive place until the mid 60s. It remained inexpensive until the mid to late 70s. It was an ethnic city, a lot of Italians who fished, also, if I'm not mistaken, many Irish. A working class city.
Thanks so much for this remastering of old SF. Being a 3rd Gen SF Native this footage makes my heart soar. I left a while back and it seems the city will Never be the same as we have all seen in the headlines. Just heartbreaking.
Its so very nice to see what my relatives and parents got to experience back in those days. It was still a blast in the 60's and 70's and thats no lie. Being a kid in SF in the 70's was the Best! Lived in the Sunset and the Richmond. Oh the memories. Thank you so much~
Thank you!!!
Thanks so much for this. I live in SF, it means a lot to me. It is fascinating, the closest we can achieve to a time machine. However, that is not a subway. At that time SF did not yet have a subway. What is shown is the old Key System trains, which went on the Bay Bridge between SF and Oakland. That is when the Bay Bridge devoted one of its decks to trains. On the SF side the trains went into downtown to the Transbay Terminal.
I’d love to know more about the circumstances of these films. How they happened, why they were made. Making films like these then was a lot more complicated, and a lot more expensive, than it is today. People didn’t think of recording so much of their lives. You couldn’t just pull a phone out of your pocket and start making a video anytime you cared to. But I am VERY GRATEFUL to the people who made these films back then, whatever their reasons were for doing so.
This was 90 years ago. Let that sink in, no internet, no cell phones, just walking and talking. Now imagine 90 years in the future. How much progress will we see from now to then? I love seeing these, it’s a wonderful look into the past.
Finalement, c'est internet le bouleversement ! autrement,il n'y a pas de révolution remarquable.
Progress? Each generation has regressed since around 1900. Airships, trolleys and people with a balanced demeanor seem like a higher satisfaction of living. Today, we have people addicted to their pocket tv and drugs prescribed by the guy who wears a lab coat. 90 years from now, we will be more enslaved and less aware.
Probably, bombed out rubble ....
Just watch WALL-E
We didn't have those things in the 80s neither, and phone calls were expensive
I really enjoy seeing footage like this. Good times with happy, classy people.
classy.
Love seeing my old hometown in its long lost glory. What a charming film. Loved the couple dancing. Your music selection was wonderful.
Thank you as always NASS. Your restoration abilities are simply the best!!!
Thank you!!!
These are priceless !!! Thanks for posting
Thx!!
So cool to see the old line that went across the Bay Bridge! I think I saw glimpses of Treasure Island with the old Expo buildings.
Great footage and restoration! The dancing part 3:59-5:39 of the video is from @1910 not the 1930's are the other parts as correctly stated. The colorization makes everyone look so alive!
Respectfully...how do you know this is from 1910? Thank you.
Thank you!!!
@@nwicconsultants6640 The footage exists elsewhere and is dated from the mid-1910's. The second dance seen is a dance called the Texas Tommy. Here is the original clip: ruclips.net/video/7EljmkQSf7s/видео.html
@@royrydbeck9844 Roy....thanks so much for responding. Checked out this and other videos by Richard Powers....great stuff. Take care!
The outfits worn by the dancers (especially the women's shirtwaists) are also anachronistic for the late 1930s (I'd guess late 1938 at the earliest, given the Tower of the Sun on Treasure Island).
Wonderful scene of people dancing in 1910!
Nass, Thanks for the upload. I always love the 1920's-1940's shots! I always loved the men's dresswear in the 1930-1940's too with the hats, nice suits and shoes. Something that's sadly lacking today! At 7:22 cool scenes on the bridge!
Il n' y avait pas internet,les populations avaient plus de temps pour prendre plus soins de leurs images !
Thank you
The 60s killed it
Thank you for posting … my grandparents both San Francisco natives would have been in their early 30’s and my uncle was a newborn.. my dad had not been born yet… very neat to see what they would have seen living in the city in the 30’s.
Thank you!
Toll on SFOBB was .25 cents each direction.
Rode Key System twice. The creosote and grease smells at the TransBay Terminal still permeate my brain cells. This is a very rare Oakland to SF transit.
Thanks Nass for another great restoration.
How incredible to see things from the inside of a car back then. Really makes things more immersive instead of feeling like a floating camera. Still though all incredible work. Thank you!
Thank you!!
What a beautiful breath of fresh air this was to watch as always. 😌 Thank you Nass. ❤
Thx!!!
The couple dancing to Roses of Picardy is one of the loveliest things I have ever seen.
The 1910 dancing was so wonderful to watch, and 1930's San Francisco just seemed to be so magical and endearing!
Incredible footage! Thanks!!
Thx!
Booze prohibition ended in 1933. In case anyone was wondering
Amazing work! My favorites are the ones that show cars and people (the way they dressed). Thank you for another great video!
Thx!
Another amazing restoration. Thanks, NASS.
Thank you!!
I love the pant skirts of the ladies dancing!
I love 1910s Edwardian and Belle Epoque fashion!❤
The dancers, by their clothing, look to be from the 1910s (possibly earlier).
Thank you
But the cars tell a different story...
I was thinking much the same thing. The clothes definitely predate the 30s. Maybe 1910s or very early twenties. It's different from the rest of the film. Also, note that in all the shots of San Francisco, people are dressed for winter. But in the clip of the black people dancing ,it's clearly warm from the clothes they are wearing. No heavy coats and several of the men are wearing straw boaters which were only worn during summer. The ladies are wearing skirts down to their ankles and the one guy is wearing what looks like button up boots with a very stiff shirt collar. Those were all long out of style by the 30s.
@@r.hill.2369 No cars visible in the dancing segment.
@@jec1nynot the 20s
That decade hit, like the 1960, especially post 1963
It all appears to be late 1937, or early 1938 except for the minute and a half starting at about 4 minutes in, when it's clearly footage from about 1912 - 1914, and the dancers are demonstrating one of the latest dances, perhaps the Turkey Trot or Bear Hug. I wonder how that footage got there? Anyway, fascinating, as usual, thanks!
Thank you!!
The visual quality is so sharp some of it looks like video. Amazing work. Thank you.
Thank you
Unbelievable!! Excellent footage. I am,again, transported. Thankyou!!!❤
Thx!❤
Great video nass, amazing footage, loving the tram car POV 👌, great work 👌😀👍
Thx!!!
Fantastic footage. Some of the ships were famous ocean liners of the pacific trade (San Francisco to Hawaii to Japan, to the Philippines and in some cases on to Singapore and or Hong Kong). As noted in another comment, I think the scene with the black people dancing was from an earlier time based on their clothing.
An old Key System commuter rail trip across the SF-Oakland Bay Bridge. Tres cool. Looks like 1936 or '37, from the license plates.
Dancing scenes look much older.
These videos are the epitome and the essence of what we dub "people watching." 👍
Awesome! I love it!
Although the dancing scene is much earlier I really enjoyed it!!!
Loved this video!!❤Love and happiness!! Can you imagine 100+ years later,people will watch us,and so on?
thanks nass late to the party again today because of work! i just want to thank you for a another glimpse of the past! im ur biggest fan ! blessings from north carolina
Thank you!
@@NASS_0 ur welcome my friend!
Im a native San Franciscan, aBd remember the Transbay Terminal shown Here in the 1960s, when it still had much of its 1930s aura.
The dancing was cool but I think that part was early 20s if not earlier.
So the lower deck ran trains. I did not know that.
That 1910-20’s skirt the woman wore for dancing revealed that they were more like coolat pants, or very lose wide pants skirt. Plus, it had pockets. Very well made.
What a beautiful City it was.. what a shame..
Still is! Best thing about it? You’re not there!
also a shame 2 periods after a sentence.
NASS! , Thanks for posting this video
Thx bro!
Polished shoes and people without tattoos pink hair piercings etc etc wonderfull
5:00 no guns, no fighting, no sucker punch whitey games, no Crips, no Bloods...just folk having fun.
This is really fascinating
Thx!
At 4:00 .....this was a time when there was still intense racism and other policies put in place for POC and yet here they were, acting and conducting themselves with such a level of class, decorum and self respect that I struggled to see today.
This has been my favorite film. The dancing in the street and cars on the Bay Bridge. Also the rails on the bridge still.
I wonder if the dancing was down in "the Mo" (Fillmore street.)
Merci Nass de nous permettre de plonger à nouveau dans ce passé... où tout était encore possible... merci pour ce travail inlassable de recherches documentaires et que cela suppose...
Merci a vous
Prtfect video and channel..
And music & dance totally amazing❤❤❤❤
Thx!!
Last video of 1903 SAN FRANCISCO NONE of my grandparents were born, now in this one both sets are married and already having my parent's, how time flies.
Amazing when everyone looked respectable ..❤ dancing in the streets 💃didn't matter what colour! 🤍 🖤.
How beautiful! People were having a life! Maybe overcoming the troubles they could face,they still make time to enjoy life.we all know what happened🤔🤔🤔Thanks again for taking us the old times!👏👏👏
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I am a time travel tourist!😃👍
Train once upon a time ran across the Bay Bridge.
🎶 The dancing is devine 💕
Great video looks like an amazing time to be alive 😀
Oh THAT TIME had its woes too. At no time have there ever been true freedom, joy, equality for all….not since Adam/Eve sinned in Eden. BUT, there is a NEW WORLD coming, this one is coming to an end. For ALL who have believed on JESUS…our future is BRIGHT and full of HOPE. I can’t hardly wait. Even so, come quickly, LORD JESUS🎺🎚️⏰🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Capturing the moment.
The earliest this could be is 1936. That’s when the Bay Bridge opened.
Train service didn't begin until 1939.
Watching old films like this I often wonder how many people today could actually survive without access to their devices and toys. I’m often told how hard it was back in the day but seeing people dancing in the streets and actually enjoying each other’s company it couldn’t be all bad. Growing up in the 60s and 70s I always thought it was pretty cool before things went stupid with political correctness and nanny state rules and I reckon ok things would have been hard in the 1900s but people always coped unlike so many today.
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Can’t agree more!
I feel the same way
GREAT VIDEP SUPER NASS BIG SUPPORT FROM CROATIA
Thx bro
5:05 aye! aye! ayyyye! okayy! 🕺
Wonderful, where did you get footage from? What's the story behind it? Who is Rick Prelinger?
The food that millionaires were eating in those days, anyone could now buy the same or better quality in your local supermarket. Make of that what you will.
If those people saw San Fran today…😢
This just reminds me how far we have fallen in our culture. Streets were safe. People were pleasant and had class. And this was during the height of poverty and despair of the Great Depression. Just makes me sad for our children and grandchildren...
The Streets were safe and pleasant for some people. I saw a similar video of Berlin late 1930's when someone said streets looks safe and clean and everyone looks happy 😢.
"Streets were safe. ' - oh please, that's one of the distortions of the past that only exist in creative fiction.
"People were pleasant and had class. " - as if there were not all sorts of conflicts, broken families, homelessness, etc.
@@Mohamed-oz9op Everyone looks happy walking through San Fran today. I'm so stupid for thinking 1930s SF looks a hell of a lot better than 2020s SF.
more civilized back then
So the Bay Bridge used to carry rail...should have kept it that way...Anyone from back then who was transported to 110 years in the future would be horrified to see what's happened to that city.
I actually lived in that city for a few years - on the same street where Shirley Temple grew up (a few doors down from her home.)
In the San Francisco of the 1930's Most People took pride in there appearance and rarely ever Pooped on the Sidewalk.
That would be a never kind of a thing.
what a wonderful world
People walking on the bay bridge??!
yeah, that's crazy, right?
@MarinCipollina yeah makes me wonder when they stopped allowing that. Must have been some accidents, people getting hit.
That was a trip at the end of video people were walking along side of the freeway right when the camera man cross the bridge?
The people on the street in the 1910s are dancing to a song that wouldn't be written until late 1953: "I Left My Heart in San Francisco".
Why do you think that is what they are dancing to? Dumb joke.
Amei lindo eles dançando
Tom Rush's 82 First street
What are all those people doing around the toll booths just wandering around staring at cars? Are they panhandling? Looking for wrok?
At the same time, genocide was taking place in Germany. Cities bombed to the ground. Scores of people dying daily.
Americans have had it pretty good. Aside from hating one another.
Love and hate are both four letter words. All people have an abundance of both, just like a coin with it's head or tail. Flip one and see which it will be today.
جميل جدااا❤
No racism in 1910, happy dancing couples
That's a lie
Oh yes there was. You just KNEW your place and you did not step out of those boundaries.
当時の🇺🇸はとても愉快でござるな🏯
nice to see black people just being themselves ..but it looks like it was taken back maybe the 19teens though,but still enjoyable
Is this the original sound audio?
sound design!
Thank you for the reply
people were allowed to walk on the bay bridge?
how could they live with such traffic and people about
Aos 4 minutos não é mais década de 30 .as sim 1910.
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Look at the white women dancing with the black men ... love it! (Halfway through the film.)
0:51-1:32 부산광안대교 같은 구조로 보이네 ㅎㅎ 물론 부산 광안대교는 기찻길은 아니지만 신기하네.
4:00 스퀘어댄스임? 한국도 링가링가링가링가링가링...이런 노래에 맞춰 체조하듯 저 춤을 국민학교 때 추었던 것 같은데
так это 1910ые или всё же 1930ые?!
лично я склоняюсь ко второму варианту.
Before B.A.R.T. 😊 oakland san francisco bridge train
Это видео сгенерировано искусственным интеллектом. Увы, то, что на видео, это его фантазия. ИИ.
Это изначально черно-белая съёмка, просто сделана цветная реставрация и добавили звуковых эффектов
@@Filler-kr5fb главное верить и всё будет хорошо
@@Filler-kr5fbit's NOT a restoration. It's a modification, an alteration. Only B&W represents the original film .
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Interesting that the woman dancing in the clip from the 1910s is actually wearing a form of pants and not a dress. Watch it.
mafia first part
I actually prefer Traditionals over Baby Boomers. Traditionals knew how to have fun.
No neck tattoos?
1910s?
A time where people drove to have a great time than to make time
Joseph and today
There were six gay people in San Francisco then.
closets were bigger then.
clean nice, no lefties no woke sht etc
5:48 the two guy are grabbing the woman a little rough…I’m sure there more to that which we’ll never know…
Lived as a boy in Sunnyvale from 69 to 72. Fascinating history.
Trash.
I grew up in Sunnyvale .. 79 to 97 .. best place to grow up.
@@Worldtraveler2003
Recall SF, in my case, Sunnyvale, as always pleasant weather, ambitious parks, trips to Mill Valley and Yosemite, Golden Gate, and Spanish heritage.
But now? Now? CA has no real leadership.