1967 LOS ANGELES & HOLLYWOOD SOUVENIR TRAVELOGUE FREEWAYS & TOURIST SIGHTS (SILENT) XD97655

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This travelogue from 1967 titled “Vintage Los Angeles Freeway & Hollywood Tour Film” is a silent film. It was one of a series originally sold to tourists visiting the Los Angeles area, to have as a souvenir of their visit. The movie takes the viewer across Los Angeles, featuring various historical sights and attractions and public government buildings including City Hall, the Hall of Justice, the original Brown Derby restaurant, Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, and Disneyland.

Cars driving on the highway (00:03). Hollywood freeway north/south road sign (00:16). Point-of-view from a car driving on the Hollywood freeway through Los Angeles, California (00:19). Sign for Los Angeles Plaza (Plaza de Los Ángeles), located in Los Angeles, California, in the central point of the Historic District (03:46). Los Angeles Plaza Park (03:51). Sign for the Ávila Adobe built in 1818 by Francisco Ávila, the oldest standing residence in the city of Los Angeles, California (04:05). Views of the Ávila Adobe residence (04:07). A group of girls in uniform (04:18). Pedestrians strolling in the streets of Los Angeles (04:22). A restaurant (04:25). Pedestrians strolling in the streets of Los Angeles (04:41). Our Lady Queen of Angels Catholic Church (04:48). Fort Moore Pioneer Memorial stone memorial wall built in 1957 (05:07). Views of roads and highways and driving cars (05:15). Los Angeles City Hall (05:40). Views the Hall of Justice building and the streets and buildings surrounding it (05:56). The District Court building on the left and City Hall on the right (06:16). The Hall of Justice building (06:18). Bird’s-eye-view of Hollywood, Los Angeles (06:27). 300 North Los Angeles Federal Building (07:01). Echo Park Lake (07:32). Footage of the Capitol Records Building by Prince Presstigiou Parker and the surrounding streets (07:43). TCL Chinese Theatre (08:18). The footprints and handprints on the floor of TCL Chinese Theater (08:45). CBS Television City television studio complex (08:50). The Original Farmers Market and the Original Farmers Market's iconic clock tower (08:57). Point-of-view from a car driving on the highway (09:07). Ventura, officially named San Buenaventura, coastal city in and the county seat of Ventura County, California (09:18). Sign for a “Easter Sunrise Service” at Hollywood Bowl (09:42). Footage of the service (09:44). Bird’s-eye-view of a highway (09:55). Paramount Pictures studio building (10:08). The original Brown Derby on Wilshire Boulevard in Los Angeles, California (10:15). The Cinerama Dome movie theater in Hollywood (10:22). Hollywood Boulevard, a major east–west street in Los Angeles (10:30). Bird’s-eye-view of Los Angeles at daytime (10:40) and night time (10:46). Traffic on highways (10:53). Lit up neon signs and driving cars (11:38). Hollywood Palace (Avalon today) historic nightclub in Hollywood (11:58). Brown Derby restaurant (12:28). Lit up neon signs and driving cars (12:33).”The Broadway Hollywood” sign at the Broadway Hollywood Building (13:19). Lit up neon signs and driving cars (13:24). Cars driving on highways (14:38). Pedestrians are strolling through a market (15:10). Cars driving on highways (15:25). Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (also known as the L.A. Coliseum) multi-purpose stadium in the Exposition Park neighborhood (15:29). Bird’s-eye-view of Miracle Mile neighborhood (15:47). UCLA campus (16:09). Views of various streets in Los Angeles (16:18). An airplane is taking off from Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) (16:30). Marineland of the Pacific public oceanarium and tourist attraction located on the Palos Verdes Peninsula coast in Los Angeles County (16:36). The Disneyland Railroad at Disneyland (16:57). Griffith Observatory (17:11). Bird’s-eye-view of Los Angeles (17:21). Lit up buildings, cars, and neon signs after sunset (17:45).

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