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The flick was entertaining, but the studio producers/writers must have had little respect for women - the actress was portrayed as the dumbest, dumbest blond ever.

The flick was entertaining, but the studio producers/writers must have had little respect for women - the actress was portrayed as the dumbest, dumbest blond ever.

Littering was commonplace in the 1950's as people now had automobiles and a new highway system to travel and had not yet understood that that little sack of trash they tossed out the window would add up as millions just like them were doing the same. I was in middle school in 1959 and my uncle owned a couple of drive -in restaurants. He paid me 25 cents to go and pick up the trash from his parking lot each morning before school. I got 50 cents for Saturday and Sunday because in those days people would eat in their cars and then just toss the trash out the window before driving away. By the mid sixties, the anti littering campaign had educated all but 13% of the population, so it was no longer necessary to clean up each morning. However, today we are importing people who are taking us back to those glorious littering days of the 50's.

Unfortunately there was a Side Story to the Cub scout abused by a Boy scout you can read it in the New York Times 😢

I was just convinced that Mrs Jackson did it 🗡️

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Somehow I want a Xerox Computer and Printer :) QC

We used to have this, and we let it get away. I wish they'd have shown how important faith was, during this time. On Sunday, everyone went to church. People went, even in the 60s. On Saturday's Jewish went to Temple, and Catholic's went to daily Mass. We had all different religions, but formed cohesive neighborhoods.

I had a friend in California Keith Marso who had a Photo on his mantle of Eddie Arnold .

14:30 - "I noticed also that the radio was playing; real long haired stuff. Yeah, real long hair..."

Fiber mgee and molly sure was popular d. W.

Enjoyed the film and the eye candy. Hazel Court. Zena Marshall.🥰 Thank you Moviecraft.

Jack Webb was a complete macho man and talented actor. He and Johnny Carson did a Dragnet spoof that was hilarious. The D.I. was always one of my fave movies.

In 1953 my father called me into the TV room to watch Jack Brickhouse calling one of these "Little League" games. I recall a pitcher with 1/2 on his back, and we all laughed. I was later in Little League 1956-58. Many years later, Jack and I became friends.

I’m a musician in Kona specializing in hapa haole music. Mahalo for posting this, helps me research 🏝️ 🎶

How could such nonsense ever have been made. Complete drivel.

come on folks, this is a pleasant and well-made PR film, nothing more. Using the same approach, they'd make NYC look wonderful today, too. Back then, crime was on the rise, winters had smog from heating, summers had smog from car exhausts, the air quality was generally poor. Few people had air conditioning and summers were hard to bear. Women couldn't walk down a street alone without getting wolf whistled, you couldn't join a social club if you were Jewish or black, and you couldn't buy a house in most neighborhoods if you were black, as well. And cops were corrupt -- if they wanted to prove you were the perp, they were likely to work on you until you confessed (unless you were of good standing, or wealthy). Let's not overdo it with the nostalgia, please

I be in november 84, & no more spring chicken.

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Loved Washington Square. ❤❤❤

I lived there in 1964, but at nine years old, only remember places we went, including Riverview Park. The Satan Funhouse scared me.

All of those people were actually happy! They liked what they did and where they lived - and they didn't have loads of money and they were genuinely happy! Lessons to be learned here! (Alas, the happy people and the happy neighborhoods got pushed out for more expensive high rise residentials... that now sit half empty and unhappy.)

Wonderful movie, such excitement. Thank you!.

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This is when Jack Webb was sporting a "flattop butch"! Good looking Haircut 😊.

I watched this along time ago

Wasn't it Lady Bird Johnson that had that beautify America's freeways program?

Don't be a litter bug 🐛

Born in 66 but this time period in America fascinates me .

He was on quite a bit on television d. W.

I enjoyed this, but he tells her he’s going to die within 10 years and she doesn’t ask from what? Ooookay.

Interesting…the traffic is moving

We have but this election to turn our country back. Please, pay attention to the Socialist Democrats of which Bernie Sanders said he is part of. Socialism has no place here in this great country of ours. I am especially touched by the 8 - 9 pm calling on election eve to keep your porch light on as was done back when this first aired in 1952. How I wish we could keep election day as the only day to vote. It's ridiculous to have early and drop box, mail in elections like we do.

I was in NYC that year for Christmas, at age 5. I can't believe how clean the city was back then.

Worst TV show of its time.

I still remember the Pan Am building when I came to New York in 1987. 😊😊😊.

Great film - rewind those days please!

Geez, how dirty the air was.

There will always be someone wanting favors forever for just one they did for you. Pathetic. Today, murdering his 'lover' brutally with theft, dude be given life, no parole, even death penalty. He prob got out in 7yrs and did it again. They are true stories afterall.

Hello World ! The pinnacle of western and world civilization before WW3 will be recognized to have transpired in mid 20th century New York City… Very proud I was born in Manhattan and raised in Brooklyn at that time… incomparable perch from which to survey and judge millennia, thank you and good night😅🎉

Valiant Lady had been on the air for only about 3 weeks when this episode was run.

The "Pitch In" movement was hot and heavy in the Seventies. I put a decal on my bedroom window (it's still there) at the old house when I was eight. I remember the green and white decal. I also remember the film that was shown to us that starred Jonathan Winters.

1961: Clean, affordable, low crime, low drugs, no homeless, cheap rents, cheap living, plenty of jobs, no garbage. 2024: A complete and massive sh*thole. Dirty, expensive, high crime, drugs everywhere, homeless insanity, rents unaffordable, living insanely expensive, minimum wage jobs, garbage everywhere.

The Xerox commercials stood out as being creative and well-directed. For 1967, they were considerably ahead of their time.

34 years Long Haul trucker ; Learned NEVER EVER DRIVE a truck unless it was EQUIPPED with A JAKE BRAKE ; NO MORE SMOKING BRAKES)

A lot of these guys, home from the war.

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I MUCH prefer the Dragnet Old Time Radio Dramas since my eyesight isn't so well now!

No cell phones. how did they live?