1929 Wall Street Stock Market Crash
The most devastating stock market crash in the history of the United States; Its from my favorite documentary by PBS - New York. This particular part about Wall Street crash of 1929 is from episode 5 of the series with title: Cosmopolis there are lots of archive photos, footages and drawings throughout the series and in my opinion it was great work done with finding them. series website: www.pbs.org "Archival shoots took place at various historical and cultural institutions, including the New-York Historical Society, the Museum of the City of New York, and the Library of Congress, and focused on the filming of particularly rare or large-scale archival prints, lithographs, maps, and photographs"
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1929 Stock Market Crash (Part 1)
The financial memory only lasts about 30 years then analysts, bankers and regulators fall victim to greed and fear. No matter how much they fiddle with interest rates, Bob Marley said it best: "One day the bottom will drop out..."
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"Red Nichols and his Five Pennies" (Vitaphone 1929)
Young Eddie Condon, Pee Wee Russel and Miff Mole among others. Features a hot rendition of "China Boy" as well as Eddie Condon on the vocals for "Nobody's Sweetheart"
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"Man With A Movie Camera" (1929)
"Man with a Movie Camera" is the fourth album by "The Cinematic Orchestra". It is the soundtrack to a re-released version of the (then ground-breaking) 1929 silent documentary film, "Man with a Movie Camera" from Russian director Dziga Vertov. VUFKU 1929
1929 Chicago Blackhawks Hockey (Home Movies)
1929 B&W 16mm home movies of what is probably a Chicago Blackhawks hockey game. The uniforms appear to be correct. The footage is pretty dark. Interesting to see hockey from that era. Also shows how they cleaned the ice in the pre-Zamboni era. Games back then were played at the Coliseum.
1929 Schneider Trophy
In early 1928, the Schneider Trophy rules were changed. It was agreed that it should be held every two years instead of annually in order to provide more time for competing nations to build and test their new machines. This was a great help to Mitchell as he readied himself for the defence of the Trophy at Cowes. When beginning work on the design for the Supermarine S.6, Mitchell made an important decision, one that he had held back on in 1927. He felt that the Napier Lion engines, although always reliable, had been developed to their limit. He decided he needed a new manufacturer and sought the advice of Maj. GP Bulman, an Air Ministry official responsible for the development of aero-engines. Bulman confirmed his thoughts, Mitchell approached Sir Henry Royce, and so began a partnership between Supermarine and Rolls-Royce that was to prove invaluable, not only in the creation of race engines but later in the production of both the Merlin and Griffin engines that so successfully powered the Spitfire. Rolls-Royce provided assurances that they could supply an engine of at least 1500hp, with development up to 1900hp, and, most importantly, little or no increase in frontal area. Supermarine gave Rolls-Royce only six months to produce the power unit and the result was a fully tested "R" engine. Mitchell designed the S.6 around the basic streamlined shape of the earlier S.5, moving the floats forward to carry the extra weight of the "R" engine when on water. Because of the <b>...</b>
Bessie Smith - St. Louis Blues (1929)
Bessie Smith, the "EMPRESS OF THE BLUES", (July 9, 1892 or April 15, 1894 — September 26, 1937) was an American blues singer. Bessie Smith was the most popular female blues singer of the 1920s and 1930s, she is often regarded as one of the greatest singers of her era, and along with Louis Armstrong, a major influence on subsequent jazz vocalists. Lyrics: I hate to see the ev'nin' sun go down Hate to see the ev'nin' sun go down, 'cause my baby, he done left this town Feelin' tomorrow like I feel today Feel tomorrow like I feel today, I'll pack my trunk, make my getaway St. Louis woman with her diamond rings Pulls that man 'round by her apron strings, 't'want for powder and for store-bought hair The man I love, would not gone nowhere, got the St. Louis blues just as blue as I can be That man got a heart like a rock cast in the sea, or else he wouldn't have gone so far from me Been to the gypsy to get my fortune told To the gypsy, to get my fortune told, 'cause I'm most wild about my jelly roll Gypsy done told me, "Don't you wear no black" Yes, she done told me, "Don't you wear no black, go to St. Louis, you can win him back" Help me to Cairo, make St. Louis by myself Gone to Cairo, find my old friend Jeff Goin' to pin myself close to his side, if I flag his train, I sure can ride I love that man like a schoolboy loves his pie Like a Kentucky Colonel loves his mint and rye1 I'll love my baby till the day I die You ought to see that stovepipe brown of mine, like he owns the <b>...</b>
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Fastest 1929 Ford Model "A"
www.mat.fi From here you find more information and restoration photos of this magnificent automobile. This car might be the fastest and the most expensive Ford Model"A" in the World. Restored By Makela Auto Tuning www.mat.fi
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After Seben 1929 Shorty George Snowden
After Seben 1929 James Barton - Emcee and Solo Dancer (in blackface) "Shorty" George Snowden - Third Male Dancer (Called "Shorty Stump" in the film) For more vintage jazz dance videos visit my blog: www.sharondavis.com.au
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Mickey Mouse Piano Solo - The Opry House (1929)
This is a short clip from an early b&w Mickey Mouse cartoon called "The Opry House". It shows the first time in an animated film where the "Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 in C-sharp minor" is used. This tune would become famous in animation history due to later cartoons such as "Rhapsody in Rivets", "The Cat Concerto" and "Rhapsody Rabbit". And if you watch closely, you'll see that "Rhapsody Rabbit" borrowed heavily upon this performance by Mickey, as they use the same general situation and have a number of similar gags. ==================== Note that I am now moderating the comments because of some bad apples.
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Mickey Mouse - Haunted House (1929)
This is another classic black and white Mickey Mouse cartoon. This cartoon was released on December 2th 1929. In a stormy night, Mickey Mouse takes refuge in an old house, where some ghosts and some dancing skeletons live there. Directed By: Walt Disney. Produced By: Walt Disney. Written...
1929 Stock Market Crash (Part 3)
The financial memory only lasts about 30 years then analysts, bankers and regulators fall victim to greed and fear. No matter how much they fiddle with interest rates, Bob Marley said it best: "One day the bottom will drop out..."
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Broadway Melody (1929)
It opened 80 years ago today! Broadway Melody, the first all talking musical. In the opening scene Charles King sings the title song with the composer Nacio Herb Brown at the piano. Lyricist Arthur Freed can also be seen at the end of the clip. Music publisher James Gleason plays himself.
Bulldog Drummond {1929} Ronald Colman
"Bulldog Drummond" -- Hugh 'Bulldog' Drummond is a British WWI veteran who longs for some excitement after he returns to the humdrum existence of civilian life. He gets what he's looking for when a girl requests his help in freeing her uncle from a nursing home. She believes the home is just a front and that her uncle is really being held captive while the culprits try to extort his fortune from him.
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The Crash of 1929 & The Great Depression (PBS) 1of6
It was a time when the stock market epitomized the false promise of permanent prosperity.
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1929 Stock Market Crash (Part 4)
The financial memory only lasts about 30 years then analysts, bankers and regulators fall victim to greed and fear. No matter how much they fiddle with interest rates, Bob Marley said it best: "One day the bottom will drop out..."
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1929 Stock Market Crash (Part 5)
The financial memory only lasts about 30 years then analysts, bankers and regulators fall victim to greed and fear. No matter how much they fiddle with interest rates, Bob Marley said it best: "One day the bottom will drop out..."
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A Large Sister Act From 1929
From 1929: Richard Barthelmess introduces the "Meet My Sister" number. This includes Sally Blane, Loretta Young, Dolores Costello, Helene Costello, Viola Dana, Shirley Mason, Ada Mae Vaughn, Alberta Vaughn, Armida Vedrill, Lola Vedrill, Alice Day, Marcilene Day, Sally O'Neil, Molly O'Day, Marion Byron, Harriett (Lake) Byron (Ann Sothern) . All are real sisters except for Marion Byron and Ann Sothern. FYI: Dolores Costello is Drew Barrymore's grandmother.
Annette Hanshaw - Moanin' Low (1929)
Annette Hanshaw (October 18, 1901 - March 13, 1985) was one of the first great female jazz singers. In the late 1920s she ranked alongside Ethel Waters, Bessie Smith and the Boswell Sisters. Her singing style was relaxed and suited the new jazz-influenced pop music of the late 1920s. Although she had a low opinion of her own singing, she continues to have fans because of how she combined the voice of an ingenue with the spirit of a flapper. Annette Hanshaw - Moanin' Low (1929)
80 Years Later: Parallels Between 1929 and 2009 | Walter Block
Presented by Walter Block at "The Great Depression: What We Can Learn From It Today," the Mises Circle in Colorado; sponsored by Limited Government Forum of Colorado Springs and hosted by the Ludwig von Mises Institute. Recorded Saturday, 4 April 2009.
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Charley Patton - Spoonful Blues (Delta Blues 1929)
Charley Patton - Spoonful Blues A song about cocaine Charlie Patton born Mississippi, April 1891 was an experienced performer of songs before he was twenty years old and was first recorded (Thankfully) in 1929. His influence is everywhere and was arguably the first of the greats. An influence on Son House, Tommy Johnson, Bukka White and without doubt Howlin' Wolf. We have to thank archivists, the likes of Harry Smith, that we can hear these inimitable songs today. Spoonful Blues (spoken: I'm about to go to jail about this spoonful) In all a spoon', 'bout that spoon' The women goin' crazy, every day in their life 'bout a... It's all I want, in this creation is a... I go home (spoken: wanna fight!) 'bout a... Doctor's dyin' (way in Hot Springs !) just 'bout a... These women goin' crazy every day in their life 'bout a... Would you kill a man dead? (spoken: yes, I will!) just 'bout a... Oh babe, I'm a fool about my... (spoken: Don't take me long!) to get my... Hey baby, you know I need my... It's mens on Parchman (done lifetime) just 'bout a... Hey baby, (spoken: you know I ain't long) 'bout my... It's all I want (spoken: honey, in this creation) is a... I go to bed, get up and wanna fight 'bout a... (spoken: Look-y here, baby, would you slap me? Yes I will!) just 'bout a... Hey baby, (spoken: you know I'm a fool a-) 'bout my... Would you kill a man? (spoken: Yes I would, you know I'd kill him) just 'bout a... Most every man (spoken: that you see is) fool 'bout his... (spoken <b>...</b>
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Mickey Mouse - The Opry House (1929)
A short film from an early black and white Mickey Mouse crated by Walt Disney, released on march 28, 1929. It was the second Mickey's short film cartoon on this year. In this film Mickey Mouse plays the music from "Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2" by Franz Lisz, and include "Yankee Doodle" and "Carmen" by George Bizet musical pieces. Mickey Mouse is the owner of a small theater.
Woman in the Moon (1929) The Launch - Part 1
Woman in the Moon, or in original German, Frau im Mond was a science fiction silent film released in 1929, and is often considered to be one of the first "serious" science fiction films. The title Frau im Mond translates to "Woman in the Moon". It was written and directed by Fritz Lang, based on the novel Die Frau im Mond (1928, translated as The Rocket to the Moon) by his then-wife and collaborator Thea von Harbou. The film is a strange mixture of accurate science and incorrect guesses. The basics of rocket travel are presented to a mass audience for the first time. The idea that the moon rocket Friede would be submerged in water before launch was incorrect. Though the special effects used in the movie were innovative for their time, the movie was not a financial success, and also since most of the public began considering silent movies a thing of the past in 1929. Part 1 has been heavily edited to fit the time restraints. Stay tuned for Part 2 which features the landing on the moon!
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The Crash of 1929 & The Great Depression (PBS) 6of6
It was a time when the stock market epitomized the false promise of permanent prosperity.
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Finding His Voice - 1929 Max Fleischer cartoon
This old Fleischer cartoon stars 2 caracters (actually rolls of film) called "Talkie" and "Mutie". Talkie got a voice by a guy named Dr. Western, so when Mutie wants a voice too, they go seeing him. Dr. Western then explains how optical soundtrack on films work. While this film talks about optical soundtracks, it originally had Vitaphone soundtracks. Public Domain cartoon.
1929 - (1/2) - Die Krise
Dokumentarfilm von William Karel (2009) - Zum 80. Jahrestag des Börsenkrachs untersucht Filmemacher William Karel die Mechanismen der Krise von 1929. Er verwendet Archivmaterial und interviewt bekannte Analytiker wie den Nobelpreisträger für Wirtschaftswissenschaften Joseph Stiglitz und den amerikanischen Historiker Howard Zinn. Die Weltwirtschaftskrise von 1929, ihre Ursachen und ihre Folgen, rücken angesichts der aktuellen internationalen Schieflage der Finanzwelt heute wieder in den Mittelpunkt des Interesses. Geschichte kann sich wiederholen -- daher ist der Blick auf die Vergangenheit für das Meistern der Zukunft unerlässlich. Die Dokumentation veranschaulicht in zwei Teilen die großen Umbrüche, die die Weltwirtschaftskrise 1929 hervorbrachte und verfolgt die Auswirkungen des "Black Friday" bis zum Zweiten Weltkrieg
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The Crash of 1929 & The Great Depression (PBS) 5of6
It was a time when the stock market epitomized the false promise of permanent prosperity.
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