STAGECOACH WESTWARD 1960 EDUCATIONAL FILM 75442
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- Опубліковано 11 сер 2015
- Made by the Arthur Barr organization in 1960, Stagecoach Westward tells the story of the stagecoach and shows how it helped open the West to settlers and "civilization." Arthur Barr started his company in 1937 after working as an audio-visual technician for the Pasadena City Schools. His company was famous for its well-made, if low-budget, educational films. This one is no exception, showing in detail how the stage was operated and making students familiar with the terminology used to describe it.
Portions of this film may have been shot the Calico Ghost Town in California, although we're not 100% sure.
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Cool educational video about stagecoachs I like these way back when films!
The rear luggage box of a car is still called the "boot" here in the UK.
I've been playing too much Fallout. I keep hearing the faint sounds of distant gunfire in the background of the scenes. It's sounds like the Fiends are attacking McCarran again.
$225 for a ticket. That must have been a fortune back then 😮
I was thinking the same thing. thats probably around $15,000 in todays money, maybe more... It seems like a mistake.
An OTR Operator IS A Stagecoach Driver
That's a Fact Monty.
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How does he feed the horses when there is no grass growing on the road and they also don't bring any supplies of grass?
Cringy voice overs added😂