These films were taken, fully or in part, within a couple hundred miles of Palm Springs, California. The captions in [brackets], whenever possible, include labels from the original item in “quotation marks.” We add estimated dates and other details. For best viewing experience, choose the 720p setting or higher setting on the player.
#51. [“California (Calico) Ghost Town, Lake”, 1950s.] 8mm. Color. Silent. Older couple visits Lake Tahoe and the Calico Ghost Town.
#164. [“Southern Calif. and Mexico,” ca. 1950s.] 8mm. Color. Silent. Description forthcoming.
#116. [“Farmers’ Market, Universal Studios, Part I”, ca.1974.] Super 8mm. Color. Silent. Description forthcoming.
#87. [“Memorial Day,” — San Diego to Tijuana, ca.1960s.] 8mm. Color. Silent. Description forthcoming.
#81. [“Kodachrome Color, California,” — Santa’s Village, ca.1960s.] 8mm. Color. Silent. Includes great footage of Santa’s Village near Lake Arrowhead.
#80. [“Big Bear Lake,” ca.1940s-50s.] 8mm. B/W. Silent. Woman and several children play on the lake and swim. The digitization on this one was sort of a salvage job.
#261. [“Vacation in California, Colorado, and Family, July 1952.”] 8mm. Color. Silent. Includes some footage of Joshua Trees and at the end small girls in cute Halloween costumes. More description forthcoming.
#238. [“Mt. Laguna, CA. San Juan Capistrano,” 1960s.] Super 8mm. Color. Silent. Description forthcoming.
#233. [“Owl, Picnic, Tahoe 1946 — Death Valley.”] 8mm. Color. Silent. Older children and teenagers with great 1940s outfits playing baseball, views of Lake Tahoe, group posing on Fanny Bridge in Tahoe City, scenes around Furnace Creek Inn (now The Inn at Death Valley), including the mule-drawn wagon train used in 1885 to haul borax from Death Valley to the Mojave desert, and folks relaxing around its huge swimming pool, plus POV shots from a wooden speed boat.
#222. [“KLAC Ranch Party,” Sunday, October 29, 1978.] 8mm. Color. Silent (sadly.) Country music radio station KLAC hosted its first annual (and seemingly only) “KLAC Ranch Party” at Montie Montana’s Rodeo Ranch in Agua Dulce, California, on October 29, 1978. Footage includes Montie and Elly Montana and others trick riding and doing rope tricks, probably Rex Allen on stage and other musical acts performing, followed by a performer in traditional mariachi attire and a KLAC personality. Possibly Roy Rogers signing autographs, and the crowd and surroundings. Here’s a full page ad in the Los Angeles Times from that day. We could use some assistance identifying performers!
#207. [Concert — “US Festival”?) + picnic, 1982 or ’83.] 8mm. Color. Silent (sadly). Picnicking at probably Lake Perris and possibly a performance at the ’82 or ’83 US Festival in San Bernardino. Help us figure out who the performer is at the US Festival, or what concert this might be.
#283. [Seabiscuit at Santa Anita Park, March 2, 1940.] 8mm. Color. Silent. Santa Anita Park grounds with crowd, spectators in seats, a bit of the race Seabiscuit (#4) famously won.
#286. [Driving past Joshua trees, Newport Harbor and/or Laguna?, Double Exposure of Catalina Island sites over ruins and desert sites (Arizona?), 1960s.] 8mm. Color. Silent. Description forthcoming.
#307. A Mask for Me, A Mask for You (Gabriela Samper, Ray Witlin United States, 1967). 16mm. Color. Sound. Adventures in Art Series title. Mubi’s synopsis: “A lonely little black boy in Watts finds his way to the Watts Towers Arts Center (South Los Angeles) and finds companionship and satisfaction in creating masks and other craft projects. This ethnographic documentary describes the thoughts of this boy who likes to hide behind the security of paper masks.” [Note: a big thanks to A/V Geeks for restoring this education film to most of its full-color glory.]
#309. [Track and Field Olympic Trials in The Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles, August 5, 1984.] Super 8mm. Color. Silent. Panning shot of Los Angeles’ Memorial Coliseum in Exposition Park, and spectators from the stands. Track and field events include Jeanette Bolden winning Heat 1 of women’s 100 meter race, Carl Lewis winning men’s 100 meter semifinal race 2, and women’s javelin.
#310. [(Latino/Latinx?) Family at Disneyland, ca. 1970s.] Super 8mm. Color. Silent. Little boy punching wooden cigar shop “Indian,” POV of Native American village from river boat, and the same little boy trying to get Goofy’s attention. We have another film from this same family (#328) over on the “Our Region” page.
#314. [Living Room Dance Party, Griffith Park in Fog, 1970s.] Super 8mm. Color. Silent. Delightful film of two men dancing in the living room, a Black pair at a street market or event (in a neighborhood of color?), plus a glimpse of we think Griffith Park Observatory surrounded by fog. Reel indicates the film was shot in a house in the Watts neighborhood of Los Angeles.
#330. [Disneyland Main Street and Character Parade, ca. 1970s.] Super 8mm. Color. Silent. Great footage of Disneyland’s Main Street, flower vendors, and close-up view of a parade with all the then Disney characters walking past, POV shots from aboard a boat, mariachis, and two women and toddler in a back yard. Possibly this is the same family as #310 above.
#275. [“Mexico, April 1963.”] 8mm. Color. Silent. Amazing footage of a trip throughout Mexico from Mexico City to the countryside, including many basilicas, a gondola parade, donkeys drinking beer, etc.
#272. [“Lancaster, CA, Parade and Family, 1956.”] 8mm. Color. Silent. Title card says “Our family grows…”, followed by three girls of different ages playing, then posing next to a camper trailer, then another title card, “We Try Our New Wagon…”, followed by a 1956 station wagon and road trip to Sequoia National Park, and then a long sequence of footage of a Shriners Parade in Lancaster, CA, held during the 1956 Fall Ceremonial.
#173. [(196?) Rose Bowl Parade, Family Pose, and Thousand Pines Baptist Camp and Conference Center, ca. 1960s.] 8mm. Color. Silent. The Rose Bowl Parade from the stands (year unclear still, 1960s), the filmmaker’s family pose, and they go to Thousand Pines Baptist Camp and Conference Center to document the buildings, a man giving a sermon from an outdoor pulpit, the dispersed congregation.
#174. [“Monterey Club, Oil Fields, CA”, mid-1955s.] 8mm. Color. Silent. The New Monterey Club was located at 13927 South Vermont Ave. in Gardena, Calif. It’s hard to say, but the oil wells may be Long Beach or Redondo Beach/Palos Verdes. The billboard for the housing development suggests this is Lakewood, Calif., the West Coast’s version of Levittown, Pennsylvania. Lunch at Los Angeles’ famous Farmers Market, and some neat park. Read for more about the Lakewood development here and here.
#177. [“So. Cal., 1957 ”and Tijuana.] Coronado Island and crossing border into Tijuana, street vendors, etc.]. 8mm. Color. Silent. Description forthcoming.
#184. [(Tijuana? and So. Cal.) Desert and Mission San Juan Capistrano, 1940s.] 8mm. Color. Silent. Description forthcoming.
#227. [“Coronado Island and on Ferry, San Diego, Calif. 1961.”] 8mm. Color. Pan of boats, shore from above, POV shot from inside car on ferry of San Diego and warships, then driving through desert landscape (possibly Anza-Borrego and/or into Mojave?)
#228. [“1955 Catalina.”] 8mm. Color. View from boat of Catalina, passing speedboats, the bird sanctuary on the island, the S. S. Catalina, a seaplane, bird sanctuary, folks on the beach, a marina full of boats, the Casino.
#230. [“Talmadge Tour of Southwest, Reel #1, July 1966.”] 8mm. Color. Silent. A great travelogue of the Talmadges (a middle-aged couple) through St. Louis (incl. the Dred Scott Memorial and the Gateway Arch), Albuquerque, a Native American pueblo and locals posing, the Petrified Forest, a Castle Film about the Grand Canyon spliced in, Hoover Dam, and finally great footage of Disneyland.
#237. [“Balboa Park,” ca. 1950s.] 8mm. Color. Silent. San Diego. Shots of long-board surfing, kids and others fishing and horsing around on a pier, older well-dressed ladies checking out mid-century travel trailers, POV from car on the Pacific Coast Highway through approximately Encinitas or Carlsbad, grade-schoolers square dancing in the yard, Balboa Park where groups of folks parade in national costumes from around the world, a special focus on the Japanese group.
#241. [“(Grauman’s) Chinese Theatre, Actors, Actress Names, Footprints, June 1961 L.A. Trip.”] 8mm. Color. Silent. Facade of the theater (The King and I is on the marquee), the wall of signatures with a couple close-ups, CBS buildings, wide shot of Los Angeles from hills above Hollywood (?), the Moulin Rouge nightclub exterior, and the Griffith Observatory.
#247. [“1964 Drag Races at Ramona, 4th of July Parade 1964, Clairemont Drive (Clairemont, CA), Flagstaff Ariz., Walnut Canyon, Grand Canyon, Hoover Dam, Calico Ghost Town.”] 8mm. Color. Silent. (R.H. Widmer family?) Several drag races at the San Diego Raceway at Ramona, after which is an Arizona road trip, Hoover Dam, and back to the Calico Ghost Town.
#205. [“From San Diego to San Francisco, 1965.”] 8mm. Color. Silent. Kutscher family home movie includes footage of the now defunct Bible Land in Temecula and the old Universal Studios tour. The makers also handcrafted some great opening titles. The possibly teenage daughter Carolyn was cameraperson. The family was from New Britain, Connecticut. Harry died in 1973.
#331. [“Bible Land Film with Sound,” ca. late 1960s.] Super 8mm. Color. Sound. Footage of the former tourist site, Bible Land in Temecula and they move on to a roadside attraction north of Escondido called the Glass Garden, and a quick shot of the sign for Hans Danish Farm Restaurant on Highway 395. Soundtrack includes voiceover walkthrough by the filmmakers and artist Bible Land artist Ted Conibear speaking.
#351. [“Newport Revelry (7/’40), Picnic Revels (8/’42), “COH on the Range (2/’34).”] 8mm. B/W. Silent. A home movie, edited by the maker with hand-made titles, includes fun times at Newport, CA, a picnic in Lake Corpus Christi State Park in Texas, and military men conducting what looks like machine gun practice. More soon! See also #352 for more from this filmmaker.
#350. [“Arrowhead Snaps, Relaxing at Newport, Commencement, Dress Parade, Hiking in Fisk Canyon, Occidental College,” ca. 1940s.] 8mm. B/W. Silent. Description forthcoming.
#361. [U.S. Olympians and Sports Mom at Christmas, West Los Angeles, ca. New Year’s Day 1957.] 8mm, Color. Silent. Caccamise family film. POV from airplane window, bespectacled woman comes out of a small home (11530 National Blvd, Los Angeles — it’s still there!) to pick up the Los Angeles Independent with a headline “Happy New Year”, footage of the two Olympians (1956 and 1960 U.S. Olympian/hurdler Irene Robertson and Olympic alternate Rose Caccamise and her mother Nellie whose family’s films these are) running around, smiling and goofing for the camera, making phone calls, and more. We’re not yet sure who the blond woman is. See more of these Olympians in #355 under “Our Region” and the Olympic trials they participated in on August 25, 1956 in Washington, DC, on the “Holidays, Special Events, Parties, & Weird Stuff” page. Caccamise graduates from high school two years later in #373 on the “A Flight Away” page.
#349. [“Calif. Scene – Webers” pre-1941.] 8mm. Color. Silent. We originally placed this film on the “Holidays, Special Events, Parties, & Weird Stuff” page because it includes some interesting double exposure footage. The parade at the end, we recently discovered, runs down the fifth block of South Broadway in Los Angeles. The Shell Theatre you see was located at 547 S. Broadway. That theater seems to have been torn down by 1941.
#335 [“Griffith Park Party 1954.”] 8mm. Color. Silent. Griffith Park, Los Angeles, CA. A big children’s birthday party with kids and adults, kids in cowboy costumes, opening presents, cake, etc. One man shows off his Polaroid Land camera. [Digitized by UCLA grad students in IS289-3 “Special Issues in Information Studies: Motion Picture Film Preservation” course, Fall 2022. There are some washed out areas, but overall they did a great job! See notes about the collaboration on the “Events and News” page.]
#378. [California Kite Festival, ca.1930s or 1940s.] 8mm. B/W. Silent (sadly). Radio announcer speaks with children who are kite festival participants, kids display and fly their kites. It’s unclear which location as there were several around the state. Possibly Carmel in 1931 or more likely the Ocean Beach (San Diego), which started until the 1940s, or the Twin Oaks kite festival of 1941.
#377. [Xmas 1952 Anne’s (Ken’s 2nd Wife) House, Xmas 1953, Tijuana, Mexico, Mt. Baldy – Snow, Mother’s Day, Easter, Memorial Day, Catalina Island, Forest Lawn — Paul and Elsie, Picnic.”] 8mm. Color. Silent. Two Christmas mornings, opening gifts, dinner, etc.; a trip to Tijuana, shots from the Mt. Baldy ski lift, playing in snow, Mother’s Day and Easter with family, laying flowers on graves at Forest Lawn Cemetery (Glendale), great color footage of Catalina, a woman and man on a lobster boat, back to Forest Lawn, a picnic, etc. [Note: This is the same family as #376 at right.]
#376. [“1954: Joyce 11th Bday, Mother’s Day, Will Roger’s Ranch, Yosemite Vacation, Knott’s Berry Farm, 4th July, Church Picnic, Beach.”] Further description forthcoming. [Note: Digitizing this film was a bit of a salvage job. It was in rough shape and we thank Ping Ping Media was making it look this good. Due to significant damage, the reel does not include Knott’s Berry Farm onward. This is the same family as #377 at left.]
#394. [“Catalina, Howard 1 Yr., Boats,” early 1960s.] 8mm. Color. Silent. Cute footage of presumably one-year-old Howard and his dad (or grandpa?) playing in the pool; then Catalina and harbor as filmed from an arriving ferry; then back to the baby and pool time.
#398. [“Thanksgiving, Xmas 1960, Mother’s Day…Harry & Family, Joe & Jay(?), Pets(?)….”] 8mm. Color. San Diego-area family winter celebrate the holidays, relax in the backyard and newly erected patio, pose in their Sunday bests, and go camping and motorbiking out in Anza Berrego. Crosslisted over on the “Holidays, Special Events, Parties, & Weird Stuff” page.
#382. [Old Universal Studios Tour, ca. 1970s.] Super 8mm. Color. Silent. Description forthcoming.
#407. [Kleimer Moving Truck Driver Home Movie On The Road, ca. 1947.] 8mm. B/W. Silent. Home movie seemingly shot by a Kleimer Moving truck driver of places perhaps along his route? Footage includes Lake Arrowhead (we think!), either Kelso Sand Dunes or White Sands National Park in New Mexico, downtown El Paso, an Air Show where we see a blimp and a “New Douglas AD-1 Skyraider” among other aircraft, waitresses in a cafe near the old American Storage building on Beverly Blvd. in Los Angeles along with city streets, City Hall and Pershing Square, perhaps The Grapevine in winter, Santa Anita racetrack, other bits and bobs, a team painting the dividing line down the middle of a highway, Deschutes River and coast in Oregon, young people drinking in a bar, and just a fun few seconds Hollywood Boulevard at night decked out for Christmas — right by the Pantages Theatre.
#393. [Big Bear, Snow Valley In Winter, Downtown and Lake, ca. 1960s.] 8mm. Color. Silent. Southern California family’s winter fun in the San Bernardino National Forest, etc.
Coming Attractions
Below is a list of films we will be digitizing in the coming months.
#409-411. [“Lesson #1 Film, 4/6/1968.”], [“Lesson #1 Film, 4/6/1968.”], [“Musica Class, 1968.”] Super 8mm. Color. Silent. Hugo Mario Montenegro’s home movies. Super rare footage of ten-year-old Eve in a group music class, taught by Montenegro and session guitarist Ralph Grasso, learning to play guitar. Documentation of the class extends over three reels, one shot each week. Reel #409 includes Eve packing clothes into a car driven by her sister and fellow actress Flora Plumb.
Montenegro (September 2, 1925 – February 6, 1981) was an American orchestra leader and composer of film and television show soundtracks as well as several albums under his own name. He was an early adopter of the Moog synthesizer. His best-known work is interpretations of music from Spaghetti Westerns, especially his cover version of Ennio Morricone’s main theme from the 1966 film The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, and original compositions or musical arrangements for Charro!, Bunny Lake Is Missing, Hurry Sundown, The Wrecking Crew, and other films, as well as the opening title song for seasons 2-5 of I Dream of Jeannie, and music for The Monkees, Gidget, The Man from U.N.C.L.E., The Partridge Family, and others. He was nominated for a Grammy for “Hurry Sundown” in 1967 and an Emmy for The Outcasts in 1969.
Montenegro passed away at the young age of 55 in Palm Springs in 1981. He was laid to rest in Welwood Murray Cemetery (Palm Springs) and left behind his wife Cathy and two children. His services were held at St. Theresa Catholic Church (Palm Springs). An article about his funeral stated, “Stevie Wonder once said that on an album Montenegro released in 1974 the composer-conductor had ‘taken what I write, play and sing about to an even higher level of expression.”
#414. [Wrestling Match (Bobo Brazil v. ??), The Grand Olympic Auditorium (Los Angeles), Distributed by American Forces Radio & Television Service, ca. 1969-70s.] 16mm. B/W. Sound.
#445. [“1964 – 75th Rose Parade.”] 8mm. Color. Silent. Home movie footage features the 75th Annual Rose Parade including President Dwight D. and First Lady Mamie Eisenhower, actor Phil Silvers and another cast member of The Phil Silvers Show, and The Lone Ranger. Crosslisted on the “Holidays, Special Events, Parties, & Weird Stuff” page.
#434-436. [“Vacation 1966, Xmas 1966.”], [“1969 Swimming, 1968 Mardi Gras, 1968 Vacation Calif., 1968 Christmas” and Christmas 1967.], [“1969 Swimming, 1968 Mardi Gras, 1968 Vacation Calif., 1968 Christmas” and Christmas 1967.] Super 8mm. Color. Silent. Home movie maker documents the family water-skiing on Lake Shasta, their visits to local sites (such as Lake Shasta Caverns), and Antlers Trailer Park. The family spends Christmas in Antioch according to the handmade titles (probably Louisiana); opening presents. Reel 435: Home movie documents a family’s Christmas with grandparents in Gretna (La.), and then a Mardi Gras parade in the Algiers neighborhood in New Orleans (La.), and another down Canal Street (with musician Herb Alpert on one of the floats). Footage continues with a summer trip to California (beach, fishing in Lake Shasta again?), plus another Christmas in Gretna. Includes filmmaker’s handmade titles. Reel 436: Home movie documents a family’s Christmas with grandparents in Gretna (La.), and then a Mardi Gras parade in the Algiers neighborhood in New Orleans (La.), and another down Canal Street (with musician Herb Alpert on one of the floats). Footage continues with a summer trip to California (beach, fishing in Lake Shasta again?), plus another Christmas in Gretna. Includes filmmaker’s handmade titles and note how he/she shoots opening presents the exact same way every year.
#464. [“Gas Model Flying,” 1939.] 8mm. B/W. Silent. This home movie is a unique amateur-made demonstration film about building a gas-powered model airplane from scratch and a model airplane exhibition in Pomona (Calif.).
#415. [Disneyland and Family Scenes/Domestic, 1960s.] Super 8mm. Color. Silent. Home movie footage includes a family’s trip to Disneyland where they go on the Mark Twain Riverboat Ride and catch the Goofy character on stage singing with unidentified band. The family then stays in a cabin in unidentified woods near or on a farm.
#421. [Disneyland, 1950s.] 8mm. Color. Silent. Home movie footage of a day at Disneyland in the 1950s, including rides like the Story Book Land and Casey Jr. Circus Train.
#472. [Scuba Training in Pool, Water-skiing, The Huddle (Restaurant), 1960s.] 8mm. Color. Silent. Aside from the unusual documentation of scuba diving training in a backyard swimming pool, this group of people also stop by the long gone Huddle restaurant (a roadside/Googie-style architectural gem) in West Covina (Calif.); and they continue on to either Big Bear or Arrowhead Lake to water-ski.
#482. [“Mother’s Day Pool Party at Doreen’s, Long Beach,” 1961.] 8mm. Color. Silent. This Levine home movie documents a pool party for Mother’s Day 1961, plus a day at what was The Pike amusement zone that was located in Long Beach until 1979 when it closed.
#500. [First World Hang Gliding Championships in the U.S., April 12, 1975.] 8mm. Color. Silent. This home movie captures the First World Hang Gliding Championships, held on April 12, 1975, at Escape Country, located in Trabuco Canyon in the foothills of the Santa Ana Mountains in eastern Orange County (Calif.) It includes the competitors, press in attendance, aerial views of the site.
FB#4, #9, #10, #11, #12, #15, #16, #17, #22, #34, and #35 [“Kellogg Ranch #2, Feb. 1960.”], [“Christmas ’56 & New Year’s ’57.], [“Xmas Before & After, Dec. ’57.”], [“February 1957, Include in Xmas Reel.”], [“#2 Murphys & Angels Camp,” ca. February 1973.], [“2nd Part 1956, (Vallejo?) San Jose Trip.”], [“Fire & Air Shots, Sept. 22, ’57.”], [“Pierpont Inn, Dec. 1956.”], [Kellogg Ranch Film, Desert Drive, ca. 1958.], [“Frank Brackett, Vacation – June 1961, Gold Rush Trip.”], and [“La Jolla, Oct. ’61.”] 8mm. Color. Silent. Select Frank Parkhurst Brackett, Jr., Family Home Movies.
Frank P. Brackett (1902-1983) worked at Technicolor for many years, was a SMPTE Governor 1969-1970 and was awarded by the organization in 1974 the Natalie M. and Herbert T. Kalmus Medal “In recognition of his outstanding leadership, during the 37 years of his technical direction at Technicolor, Inc., in the advancement of the science of color in motion pictures.” Reel FB#4 captures a demonstration of horsemanship, trick riding, etc. at the historic W. K. Kellogg Arabian Horse Center (AKA Kellogg Ranch), by that time part of Cal State Polytechnic College (now University). FPB#9 and FPB#10 capture generations of the Brackett family on Christmas morning opening gifts, having dinner, and the arrival of guests. FPB#11 documents a Brackett family gathering, including older generations. FPB#12 documents the Brackett family on a road trip to California’s Gold Country including footage of the historic mining towns Murphys (Bonnet/Compere Building and more) and Angels Camp. FPB#15 documents the Brackett family on a road trip to San Jose (Calif.) including a stay at the now bulldozed Covered Wagon Motel (Buena Park Calif.) and some of the rare instances to see the filmmaker, Frank Parkhurst Brackett, Jr., out from behind the camera. They seem to be visiting friends or family as well. FPB#16 captures some domestic scenes of a toddler playing in a backyard play pool and adults visiting nearby, but then the filmmaker joins a pilot and owner of a two-seater plane in an airfield. The filmmaker shoots out the window of the flying plane and captures a fire along a ridgeline above a freeway. According to the date and given the region where the Bracketts live, the fire was most likely in Wiley Canyon (near Santa Clarita), or Mt. Gleason in Angeles National Forest or our own region in Mias Canyon above Banning (Calif.). In FPB#17, the Bracketts stay with either other family members or friends at the historic Pierpont Inn in Ventura (Calif.). One member of their party fills her car with wrapped Christmas gifts and drives away. In FPB#22, the Bracketts visit the historic W. K. Kellogg Arabian Horse Center (AKA Kellogg Ranch) to observe horsemanship and trick handling as well as a visit with grandparents. They then drive through the desert to a motel/resort probably in Arizona. FPB#34 captures a road trip through more of California’s Gold Country including historic Coulterville (No. 332 California Historical Landmark), the Coulter Hotel (now the Northern Mariposa County History Center) and Wells Fargo building ruins, and San Andreas (Calif.). In FPB#35, the Brackett family visits La Jolla (Calif.), and stops by the Scripps Research Institute.
#167. [California Attractions Including Knott’s Berry Farm, ca. 1960s.] Super 8mm. Color. Silent. This home movie documents a family vacation in California including trips to Marineland, Laguna Beach, Knott’s Berry Farm, and the beach at Carmel or Monterey.
#162. [“Disneyland,” ca. 1960s.] 8mm. Color. Silent.
#123. [“Death Valley 1961.”] 8mm. Color. Silent. This home movie documents what looks like a tourist bus visiting Death Valley National Park including sand dunes, Badwater Basin, Furnace Creek Ranch (now The Inn at Death Valley), Borax mine ruins as well as an old stagecoach and Death Valley Railroad car.
#418. [Santa’s Village, 1960s.] Super 8mm. Color. Silent.
#421. [Disneyland, 1950s.] 8mm. Color. Silent.
#439, #440, and #443 [“Calif Trip,” 1950s.], [Rolling Hills House, Wedding, 1950s.], and [“Boulder (Xmas), etc.,” 1950s.] 8mm. Color. Silent. Mytinger Family Home Movies. Holiday-related films crosslisted on “Holidays, Special Events, Parties, & Weird Stuff” page.
#506. [“Reel #1: San Diego Zoo…San Juan Capistrano…Corriganville Movie Ranch,” 1950s.] 8mm. Color. Silent.
#426. [“Hot Dog Stand, Beach & Topanga — Horse, March 1964.”] 8mm. Color. Silent.
#519. [“Goofy, Pluto, Small World, Car Ride, Superûm(?), Corc__, Vacation, California Road Trip, Classic Cars, Dave, Disneyland,” 1960s.] Super 8mm. Color. Silent.
#542. [“Review at Fort MacArthur, Shook & Gladys at Phoenix & Tuscon/George & Louise, Vintage Dance Festival,” 1950s.] 8mm. Color. Silent.
Stumpf#3. [“Summer 1969 Catalina.”] Super 8mm. Color. Silent.
Stumpf#4. [“’69 Catalina.”] Super 8mm. Color. Silent.
Stumpf#11. [“Beach, Mom & Dad, Universal Studios, Aug. 1966.”] Super 8mm. Color. Silent.
Stumpf#12. [“Universal Studios, Aug. 1966.”] Super 8mm. Color. Silent.
Stumpf#13. [“Jeffrey’s Birthday at Disneyland with Becky, Oct. 16, 1966.”] Super 8mm. Color. Silent.
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