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Edmonton Greyhound Station (1950s)
Greyhound station in Edmonton with U of A students disembarking from Calgary/Jasper Avenue
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The Naked Flame - 1964
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Behind the scenes of the 1963 filming of "The Naked Flame", a feature film made by Edmonton's Larry Matanski. Filmed in Banff National Park (Canmore) and Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Three different AMPIA presidents were involved in this film, William (Bill) Marsden (second unit cinematographer); Les Kimber and N.J. (Nick) Zubko. Meredith (Bunny) Evans was Art Director. Associate Producer was Tony...
1956 Football Footage
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Includes Edmonton Eskimos playing at Clarke Stadium, then 1956 Grey Cup footage with Don Getty, Edmonton Mayor Bill Hawrelak, Grey Cup Parade, Edmonton Eskimos, Montreal Alouettes at Toronto's Varsity Stadium
Closing of the Rat Hole, Edmonton 2000
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The Rat Hole was a tunnel in Edmonton, Alberta, constructed in 1927, that ran under a span of 22 railway tracks, connecting downtown with the north side, along 109th street. It had hazardous visibility and was very narrow. The drivers of many large trucks miscalculated the clearance; drivers of muscle cars tested the acoustics; and children begged their parents to hook the horn while going thro...
Edmonton Klondike Days Parade 1972
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16mm raw footage of the Edmonton 1972 Klondike Days parade, shot on Canon Scoopic camera with Kodak ECO 7252 film, processed at Cine Audio. This was a camera-processing test, and features Edmonton Mayor Ivor Dent, pin-up girl Suzanne Pritchard, now defunct businesses such as Edmonton Telephones and Canadian Pacific Airlines.
CFRN Commercial Raw Footage 1950s
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16mm raw footage taken at CFRN around 1957 in Edmonton, Alberta. Can anyone identify these people or the circumstances? It appears to have been shot on Kodak Kodachrome film.
Canadian Western Natural Gas Ads
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Mashup of 1960's commercials for Canadian Western Natural Gas.
Banff Centre (Banff School of Fine Arts) Early Days
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Archival16mm footage of students in the early days (circa 50s) of the Banff Centre, known then as the Banff School of Fine Arts, showing the variety of subjects studied there, as well as Senator Donald Cameron, the early driving force in its growth and establishment.
Opening of the Groat Bridge, Edmonton, 1955
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Stock shots on 16mm film of the press conference and opening of Groat Road Bridge, 1955, found in the Cine Audio Visual Graveyard.
Seven Seas Restaurant, ca. 1961, Edmonton, Alberta
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Vintage 16mm footage of popular Edmonton restaurant and lounge, the Seven Seas, on Jasper Avenue, taken in 1961. Originally used to produce a black and white television commercial. Note the 1960's stylistic details of decor and dress.
University of Alberta in Calgary 1950's
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New Site of University of Alberta in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Ground breaking ceremony and press conference. Footage shot by Nick Zubko. He worked for the University of Alberta from 1943 to 1958.
Edmonton Exhibition 1958
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This historical stock footage of the Edmonton Exhibition in 1958 was shot on 16mm film, and features the Royal American Shows, midway, the grandstand show, crowd scenes and includes horse racing, cattle show, and the 1958 Dream Home.
Edmonton Exhibition Parade 1958
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This vintage 16mm footage of the 1958 Edmonoton Exhibition Parade was shot on Jasper Avenue, across from Mike's Newstand and Tamblyn Drugs. It includes floats of the Edmonton Eskimo Football Club, CFRN, the Jaycees, Northwestern Utilities, Stork Diaper Service and many others.
Alberta Needs Oil Sands Ernest Manning
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Ernest Manning, Alberta Premier between 1943 and 1968, in this interview filmed on 16mm in the early 60's, discusses the importance of the Oil Sands to Alberta's economy.
Shooting News in the Old Days at Edmonton City Hall, Part 1
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This vintage 1960's footage, originally shot on 16mm film, shows how the news was reported in that era. Part 1 shows an out-take while reporting on the city council meetings in Edmonton. Also shown is Edmonton's City Hall of that time, and the area that was to become Sir Winston Churchill Square. The news was sponsored by Healy Ford, with their logo shown in the titles.
Early Open Heart Surgery -- Part 3 of 3
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Early Open Heart Surgery Part 3 of 3
Early Open Heart Surgery -- Part 2 of 3
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Early Open Heart Surgery Part 2 of 3
Early Open Heart Surgery -- Part 1 of 3
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Early Open Heart Surgery Part 1 of 3
Edmonton's Longest Serving Mayor Bill Hawrelak - 1955
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Edmonton's Longest Serving Mayor Bill Hawrelak - 1955
Cine Audio Visual looks back on Alberta Film Industry, 1960's
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Cine Audio Visual looks back on Alberta Film Industry, 1960's
Cine Audio Visual - Professional Broadcast Video Specialists
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Cine Audio Visual - Professional Broadcast Video Specialists
AMPIA David Billington Award Tribute Video of Nick Zubko, Part 2 of 2
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AMPIA David Billington Award Tribute Video of Nick Zubko, Part 2 of 2
AMPIA David Billington Award Tribute Video of N.J. Zubko, Part 1
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AMPIA David Billington Award Tribute Video of N.J. Zubko, Part 1
An actual theme what a concept! So remember the stores had their windows painted, raft races, bathtub races downtown, king of the klondike , panning for gold at the grounds and the grandstand shows at the race track.
This was awesome, this is over 50 years old. ❤❤❤
@2:03 Looks like Jasper Ave. between 107 and 108st The Cars were sure Ugly... Greaser Hair... Yeech
I wish we had kept Canada’s old flag
He resigned after a report implicated him in misconduct for engaging in rezoning and development deals where he had a personal interest in them
Push up guy… lol
Somewhere in that mess of people in front of Healy Ford was 12-year-old me selling Dickie Dee ice cream.
Being from Whitecourt, I had a good laugh at the caboose at 0:39!
So many memories watching this video. I took my apprenticeship at Healy Ford. How things change over time.
Christmas Nativity scene in City Hall fountain basin. Some live critters
Lived 4 blocks away from it. Saw what had to be the last horse drawn milk cart when I was 5 around there
Went to Namaio airshow from there 1962. Still remember you could get shoe shine downstairs.
Where are all of the fat chicks and transgenders ?🙄
1972 - when strippers could get their own car in a family parade! I'm guessing the kids didn't know who Suzanne Pritchard was.
Wouldn't be surprised if it was used by more than a few Honda Civics with coffee can exhausts.
In the 1990s, I drove through the Rat Hole several times with a City of Edmonton 1 ton truck that had a wide box, and I was on the edge of my seat, almost literally. Then once, and only once, I drove through it with a 3 ton moving truck. I'm happy to say that I didn't contribute to the marks on the Rat Hole side wall blocks. Driving through it with a small car was a breeze!
Hello! I'm interested in using some of this footage (it's so great!) in a film I'm making for my PhD research with seniors in downtown Edmonton. I would be happy to attribute the footage to you in the credits. Please let me know if this is possible. Thank you!
What a great time , when men were men and sheep were nervous.
I think we need to bring Klondike Days back...
Bill Hawrelak - ugh. One of the most corrupt municipal politicians in Canadian history.
I was there on the SW ramp. My dad wanted a pic of his car there. You forgot to mention cars flying over the HUMP. LOL. I mostly avoided the stupid thing.
Cool video, thank you!
Did they use Pilot Lights on gas stoves back then ? When I was little our has stove had a pilot light. Thete ysed to be a burner that stayed messed up and my mother had to light a match to start it sometimes.
Ohh how I wish they would bring the Klondike theme back. "K-Days" is just an empty shell now....
I want to see the testing with the lamb womb
Thanks!
Ironic that with the new West LRT line going down 104 Ave and MacEwan growing ever larger by the year a new Rat Hole 2.0 will probably needed soon enough at one of the busiest corners in Alberta much less Edmonton...
What great memories of our town. Thank you vor posting this. It made my day and took me down memory lane. Thank you.
It's Klondike Mike LOL
Near the end it looked like Uncle Dennis from West Town Ford
0:00 Beautiful Suzanne Pritchard.
More than a blast from the past , I wasn't even born yet !
The demographics. The dress code. I miss times i didn't get to experience.
Manning was out of office for over 50 years. Those who gited for him are all in their seventies. You want to attribute Alberta's current mindset and personality solely to Manning?
I took my wife there on Valentine's Day in 1966 when I proposed and we've been married for 57 years on June 11.
The only place this guy is liked is in Alberta. He was premier for 25 yrs. A british immigrant, with a dislike for french, catholics and anything deemed socialist, including universal health care. Alberta didn't get universal healthcare until he left office. He saw communist everywhere, in schools, the media, the CBC. He banned books and movies that "he" deemed socialist. He didn't mind censoring others opinions. He was Alberta first kinda guy. Not very canadian. His policy goals under the "Social Credit" policy infringed on the responsibilities of the federal government under the constitution. Him being premier of Alberta for 25yrs explains albertans today.
Yes Alberta loves him ❤️ and the rest of Canada is wrong. He and Aberheart gave us the best future and most prosperity of Canada's neglected provinces... without Aberheart and Manning we would be as much of a bunch of poor loser provinces like Newfoundland, PEI, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan before Brad Wall. And we got our Prosperity honestly with the free market and the protestant work ethic, not with government theft like Ontario and Quebec. My Grandfather Voted for him, my whole family voted for him, and I a Milennial would vote for him agian today.
I was a bike courier in downtown Edmonton back in the 80's. I used to ride through that nearly every day, and the stench was unbelievable. Fumes, stagnant water, urine, garbage, decaying animal corpses. It was a challenge to hold my breath all the way through. It deserved the name 'rat hole'
Ah, the good old days. When women liked being women and looking attractive.
Was a newly-wed at this time. Always loved the parade. Was in it twice, once with "Pedal Pushers"💋(biking club) and with "Teen Time" (a charity to help teens). Loved to be involved in Klondike Days!
The Paramount Theatre in Edmonton. The movie “Elizabeth is Queen” was filmed in 1953. So I’m thinking this was in 1953 or 1954.
0:42 push-up guy? 🤣
Always strikes me in historical pictures of the river valley how they didn't leave a single GD tree standing. So ugly!
Ivor Dent. I DENT IFY (Campaign slogan)
There's sidewalks that haven't been fixed since then. OMG.
It had to be closed because as this video shows no one was any longer adhering to the rule that you had to put your left blinker on and honk wildly while in the hole. I’m surprised I never caused any damage to vehicles while trying to “get air” while driving on top.
Thanks for posting these
God, cars have gotten ugly! Those classic cars have an unmatched look… beautiful!
Everyone dressed immaculately. Gorgeous. Though we’ve made great scientific and social progress, the way we dress has completely deteriorated. I think it’s important to hold ourselves as well as others to higher standards.
I will Never wear a Suit, strictly T-shirts and Sweats/Shorts. I will also be in those, or Naked, when the Casket Lid is closed...
Neat to see this on the laat day of K days 2022 ! 👍👍👍
I was there! Only 3 1/2 yrs old.
Just came across this video and did it bring back memories. I was 7 at the time and my Dad loved Seven Seas Chinese food. He took the family out for dinner there about once a month.