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Tom Switzer
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Nagan Raman Memorial Video: Harvest Party 2017, Travis Dinner Party 2017, Annie's BD Party 2023
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Nagan Raman Memorial Video: Harvest Party 2017, Travis Dinner Party 2017, Annie's BD Party 2023
Charles and Andy etc at Kingside St Louis
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Charles and Andy etc at Kingside St Louis
Cocktail Party for Philippe & Marina , 11 July, 2021
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Cocktail Party for Philippe & Marina , 11 July, 2021
Harriet & Pat at the Women's Club, Candy Man
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Harriet & Pat at the Women's Club, Candy Man
Thanks Tom, a beautiful touching memorial, a fitting tribute to Bill’s life! Glen
We did this tradition at our wedding. It’s absolutely beautiful!
Knitting a snood
Knitting 11:02
Catholic here...we certainly do have long aisles to get down....lol Her dress is wonderful!
What a lovely bride with the most beautiful smile!!
Miłość jest z Wami ... pozdrawiam jesteście cudowni
Both father and father in law walked her down the aisle. That was a sweet idea.🤗🤗🤗🤗
Congratulations, always remember to keep God in your marriage, the good times, and the bad, because a threefold cord is not easily broken, Ecclesiastes 4:12.
More people in wedding than in pews. Beautiful bride and little girls and boy. Loved your colors.
Wonderful .
Beautiful Orgue
Great organist!
Absolutely beautiful all the bridesmaids and the children ❤❤❤ I wish you both all the happiness and blessings ❤❤
It was prohibition. No alcohol Served. But u could make a drink your own. Guys brought it in to Wrigley.
Enough already
Connent listed below
After the interlude of bridesmauds ,ushers ring bearer and flower girl,the groom going tosing beginning of wise men say only fools rush in but i cant help falling in love with y take my hand take my whole lufe too cause i cant help falling in love with you fhe bride moves from back of church toward her husband to be sunging take my hand take my whole life too. Meeting in the middleher farher lifts up her vail kisses her. Goodbye and she and her fiance march to the alter to meet the priest and begin the NUPTIAL MASS
They certainly are not all slim
I've been playing Catholic Mass weddings since 1962 (age 12). Model thin bridesmaids were a serious consideration back in the day. Nowadays, every bride must include bridesmaids who come in all shapes and sizes.
What does their size have to do with the occasion. The bride obviously chose them because of their connection to her.
Each bridesmaid should've had an Oompa Loompa following her with a tambourine and little chocolate candies to toss to the guests.
You are a very unkind person.
consultants- show bride how to hold their bouquets- please!?
Wednesday, April 20, 1927 at Sportsman's Park, St Louis MO. Cards over Cubs, 4-2. WP; Sherdel. LP; Blake. No HRs.
A Beautiful time in Baseball, looks like if belonged to a Parallel Universe.
This was my recessional in 1975
Just 96 Years Ago.
Can anyone identify any notable players?
The wedding party was beautiful
Apparently it takes a village
It doesn’t matter how old they are! They are always #1 in my book!
I will never marry again but if I did Charpentier's Te Deum played here would be my processional. And instead of a regular veil I love the flowers and ribbons the little girls are wearing.
The worst organ arrangement of Pachelbel's Canon In D that I have EVER heard!! I'm sure that acoustics didn't help much either. But beautiful bride and church setting!
I grew up in St. Louis and went to games there from '58 thru '66. Yes, this is how it looked back in the 20's & 30's, but after Anheuser-Busch bought the team in '53, they did a nice job of cleaning up the place and renamed it from Sportsmans Park to Busch Stadium. During the late 50's thru the mid-60's it looked WAY nicer than it looks in this footage. Torn down in 1966 to make way for the "cookie-cutter" Busch Stadium 2. A Herbert Hoover Boys Club is there now with a soccer field. I bet most of those kids playing there have no Idea that 10 World Series were played on that field. Time marches on!
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Beautiful arrangement. In India, bridesmaids are chosen with equal care, should be slim
Why are you frighten they might eat to much the fact some weren't slim is because the bride picked girls that meant something to her size does not matter ❤
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Goon, WOW, just WOW.
And young.
I hate to see someone arranging the dress like that it’s a church not a catwalk.
Well done Tom...very professional...
For 1927 this footage is excellent quality.
Amazing footage of the outside of the stadium
This footage is the Cardinals home-opener in St. Louis on April 20, 1927. Cards won 4-2. The note explaining the details happened in the bottom of the 8th. Excellent footage!
A simpler time... There. I'm the hundredth person to say it.
As kids, my friend and me waited for foul balls on the sidewalk outside Sportsman's Park. His dad owned a greasy spoon on the street. I think his burgers were a quarter. Funny, he shaped the burgers to resemble a ball but they were small. At a game we would bang the drop down wooden seats against the metal seat frame, especially when Musial was batting.
Did that at Wrigley in early '70's when Billy, Pepitone or Hickman was up !
@@daniellinehan63 For sure and Wrigley just that kind of field. Good times...
Back when people knew what gender they were and right from wrong.
GLAD baseball parks stopped playing BORING piano music like this.
Glad that even shitbirds like you get to comment on videos. On second thought... No I'm not. Shut up.
Did the Cardinals get their World Series Rings that day? The Cardinals did win the World Series in 1926.
I don't know. I know they got their rings, bats, and everything else shoved up their keisters in the 1928 World Series. SwwwwwEEP! 🧹 🧹🧹🧹
Baseball was a big deal back then.
This was at a time when the Cubs had more World Series titles than the Cardinals.
See Snyder's comments below...while the Browns were paying off the stadium, the Cardinals were just paying rent, which gave them the extra cash to scout and build those incredible rosters that kept them competitive (and for many seasons, superior) to the rest of the NL.
Beautiful..Thanks for showing this marvel!
#Hats
This is like looking through a window in time. Thanks for posting
Back then the stadium were just freaking sit down and see the game. Now they got food stands, V.I.P lounges, and chicks.
I just found this, thank you for posting.
Somewhere along the lines a center field score board was built with a neon redbird that flew around after a Cardinal home run
I think that might have happened during the second Busch Stadium era from 1966-2005.
Nice!!!!!!