Born down the road in Watrous. Was always fascinated by Danceland as a kid as i was told it was only for grownups. In 2015 I dug through the Watrous papers from 1921-1960s because of claims of who’d played there. Besides Don Messer, Wilf Carter played there too. And an all African-American jazz band from Chicago in the 1950s.
No more film tax credit...no more SCN...too bad. Documentary pieces like this are important to preserve the history of our province and its points of interest and interesting people. Love playing Danceland...so does Walter Ostanek.
WHAT ABOUT ED AUSTIN CABINS ??? My grandfather was located exactly right across the street from the Danceland. He was a pioneer, and owned 80 % of the real estate and cabins for rent, ON THE EAST END BEACH, AND HE MADE the EAST END MANITOU BEACH WHAT IS IS TODAY, AND THERE IS NO MENTION OF HIM, NO PHOTOS, and NO INFORMATION ANYWHERE ABOUT HIM. You're all a bunch of fakers, never giving credit where credit it's due. I grew up there, so I know what I'm talking about. WHAT ABOUT MY GRANDFATHER ?? He, at the very least, deserves a mention.
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great piece of history
Born down the road in Watrous. Was always fascinated by Danceland as a kid as i was told it was only for grownups.
In 2015 I dug through the Watrous papers from 1921-1960s because of claims of who’d played there. Besides Don Messer, Wilf Carter played there too. And an all African-American jazz band from Chicago in the 1950s.
Interesting info. Thanks for your comments. Steve
Elvis?
@@monicadzisiak7291 sadly no. All of those claims of famous musicians, including The Ink Spots, appear to be made up in order to sell the place
It is an amazing place....I hope they can keep it going!
A good doc on one of the attractions here at our little village. Thx !
Steve would there be any possibility of getting permission to post this video on my channel ?
That's great ! Thankyou kindly !
Luv it! There is no place like Manitou, that Danceland, and that old spa.
Our Uncle Ted and Aunt Caroline used to go to Danceland quite often.
No more film tax credit...no more SCN...too bad. Documentary pieces like this are important to preserve the history of our province and its points of interest and interesting people. Love playing Danceland...so does Walter Ostanek.
This would have never happened if not for the Saskatchewan Film Tax Credit...too bad Wall killed it.
WHAT ABOUT ED AUSTIN CABINS ??? My grandfather was located exactly right across the street from the Danceland. He was a pioneer, and owned 80 % of the real estate and cabins for rent, ON THE EAST END BEACH, AND HE MADE the EAST END MANITOU BEACH WHAT IS IS TODAY, AND THERE IS NO MENTION OF HIM, NO PHOTOS, and NO INFORMATION ANYWHERE ABOUT HIM.
You're all a bunch of fakers, never giving credit where credit it's due.
I grew up there, so I know what I'm talking about.
WHAT ABOUT MY GRANDFATHER ?? He, at the very least, deserves a mention.
XD
Thanks for watching.
... or SCN...
Is a great place to go for great entertainment I was just there this weekend will go back again.
MY BUCKET LIST EVERY SUMMER ! WHEN THERES NO FIRES, love to get there before climate LOCKDOWN!