1960s
A Look Back At The 1960s
"The Early Show" anchors recall the historical moments of the 1960s, from Woodstock to The Berlin Wall.
The Early 1960s - A Time Of Innocence
I am very proud of the television series I made for PBS called Making Sense of the Sixties. I had the chance to spend a year examining my youth and how I became an active member of the 60s generation. If you are from that generation or a child of the 60s, I think you would find the entire series of value. To see my other work visit www.theHoffmancollection.com
1960s Hippies
Short outline of hippies and there importance relating to cultural revolution throughout the 1960s.
Tribute to TV Shows of The 1960s
Go back in time and visit some of the best television shows from the 1960s. How many of these did you watch on a regular basis? All these shows started their run in the 60s. Music is MacArthur Park sung by Richard Harris. Enjoy!
LSD Propaganda film from 1960's funny
www.TheVintageRevolution.co.uk This film is as stated above - really funny when the she thinks her hotdog is screaming at her - take a look!! LSD Propaganda film from 1960's funny LSD Propaganda film from 1960's funny LSD Mushrooms Shrooms Drugs Propaganda 60's 1960's Tripping Trip Funny LSD Mushrooms Shrooms Drugs Propaganda 60's 1960's Tripping Trip Funny http www.TheVintageRevolution.com
Mattel Tommy Burst TV commercial 1960s!
Rare early 60s tv commercial for Mattel's Tommy Burst submachine gun detective set. This was my favorite toy of all time. Load in some fresh caps, pull the bolt back, and it made a God-awful noise and it produced a small cloud of smoke around the barrel tip. It was fantastic!! Guaranteed to take your friends & relatives down, one at a time. ^_^
EARLY 1960'S CIGARETTE ADS
A collection of ultra rare cigarette tv commercials from the early 1960's. All mastered from 35mm network prints. Including one of a kind bumpers from the early Joey Bishop show.
Vintage Fashion Newreels 1960s
Fashion Flashback from the VIDCAT Archive!Fashion newsreels from the early 1960s... Christian Dior, runway, swimsuits.
Jayne Mansfield Interview (1960)
DVD: www.amazon.com thefilmarchive.org Jayne Mansfield (April 19, 1933 -- June 29, 1967) was an American actress working both on Broadway and in Hollywood. One of the leading blonde sex symbols of the 1950s, Mansfield starred in several popular Hollywood films that emphasized her platinum-blonde hair, hourglass figure and cleavage-revealing costumes. While Mansfield's film career was short-lived, she had several box office successes. She won the Theatre World Award, a Golden Globe and a Golden Laurel. As the demand for blonde bombshells declined in the 1960s, Mansfield was relegated to low-budget film melodramas and comedies, but remained a popular celebrity. In her later career she continued to attract large crowds in foreign countries and in lucrative and successful nightclub tours. Mansfield had been a Playboy Playmate of the Month and appeared in the magazine several additional times. She died in an automobile accident at age 34. Mansfield's first movie role was as a supporting role as Candy Price in, Female Jungle, a low-budget drama, filmed in just ten days. Mansfield was paid $150 for her performance. The film was released in January of 1955, by producer, Burt Kaiser. In early 1955, Jayne was noticed by Warner Brothers and signed to a six month contract; Warner wanted Jayne to be the studio's Marilyn Monroe because Monroe was widely popular and made millions of dollars for 20th Century Fox. She was signed by the studio after one of its talent scouts discovered her ...
Sexist Coffee Ad (ca. 1960s)
I believe the first ten seconds of this ad are quite possibly one my favorite moments of vintage footage ever. Harvey and his wife's breakfast bliss is shattered when he inexplicably rips into her coffee making ability, makes a veiled threat that he's going to start looking for other women, and then, in one of history's great passive-aggressive turns, declares "Well, see you later" and exits dramatically stage left. Of course this outburst is entirely the fault of the wife's poor culinary skills, but once her non-fazed friend turns her on to instant coffee (as opposed to, say, some counseling) the only rift in their otherwise rock-solid union is closed and the loving couple enjoy a romantic evening in their now completely dark living room. Of course we all know it's only a matter of minutes until Harvey blows up at another trivial matter, but it doesn't matter by then. Folgers has made it's point: If you don't buy their coffee, your husband will start sleeping around at the office. An axiom that remains true today.
1960s Green Giant TV commercial
Elves! Cool typefaces! A gigantic man painted green! It's advertising, 1960s-style! At about one minute in--that's right ONE MINUTE into A 90-SECOND SPOT selling CANNED CORN--I make an appearance with a stuffed Green Giant doll. They did a lot of those character giveaways back in the day (remember Gary Coleman and his Hubert doll, fellow Chicagoans?). I guess they sold a lot more canned corn back in the day, too.
Borderline Racist 1960's Jell-O Ad
Arguably racist/sterotypical Jell-O ad from the 1960's. Make your decision - racist or not. I choose glape!!
The Avengers - Official Trailer - 1960's Cartoon
I recreated the Avengers Trailer from February 2012 with animation clips from 1960's Marvel TV cartoons. The only cheat was Nick Fury, but the clips are from his first appearance in an "Iron Man" episode from 1995. I also borrowed a Paramount logo from the same era to fit with the look. Black Widow was a tough find since she was a shadow character and appeared very rarely.
1960 - Wonderful New World of Ford
A wonderful promotional video for Ford Motors' new cars in 1960: The Galaxy, The Thunderbird, and The Falcon. This ad is a great throwback to the early 1960s and JFK era of innocence. Featuring an empty field with just the three cars and a horde of men and women in their ballroom best, the ad is awash in kitschy elegance.
1960s Kodak ad "Turn Around"
Famous Kodak ad from the 1960. A real weeper. I originally ascribed the song to Harry Belafonte when I posted this, but the consensus of commenters has been that it is Ed Ames. BTW, a commentor observed that the TV show Madmen, S01 E13 "The Wheel", is about Kodaks's development of the slide projector carousel, and it reportedly incorporates something having to do with this ad or ad series into the story line. I haven't seen it myself. I mention this because that comment will eventually fall off the first page of comments and may not be noticed by people who would be interested.
Counterculture of the 1960s
A movie describing the counterculture of the 1960s through pictures, with music from the time. This was a final project for APUSH. (:
1960s TWIGGY MAKE-UP TUTORIAL
PRODUCTS USED: Mac face and body foundation, bobby brown creamy concealer, Mac painterly paint pot, Mac Vanilla es, Mac omega es, Mac 226 brush, Mac Typographic es, Mac 266 brush, Mac Carbon es, Mac pro lash Mascara, Chanel Bronze universal, Mac Fasinating eye pencil. Mac stone and sublime culture lip pencil, Blankety lipstick.
SEXY MODERN 1960S MAKE-UP TUTORIAL
PRODUCTS USED: Chanel Prolumiere 40 MAC Pearl CCB Estee Lauder Doublewear pencil in Coffee MAC Brown Down & Carbon e/s Clinique gel liner MUFE Smokey Lash Chanel Bronze Universel MAC Stone lip pencil Estee Lauder Crystal Baby MAC Wildly lush plush glass
The Time Machine (1960)
In George Pal's version of the HG Wells classic, Rod Taylor stars as George, a young scientist fascinated with the concept of time travel. On December 31, 1899, George seats himself in his jerry-built time machine and thrusts himself forward into 1917. A dyed-in-the-wool pacifist, George is distressed to see that World War I is raging all about him. He moves past the 1920s and 1930s into the 1940s, only to be confronted by another, even more terrible war. Next he stops in 1966, just as London is destroyed in a nuclear explosion. Retreating to his Time Machine, George is sealed in his cellar by molten lava. By the time he and his machine manage to escape their tomb, the year is 802701. Looking around, George observes a seemingly idyllic world populated by gentle people. But he also notices that the citizens of the future, known as "Elois," behave more like mindless sheep than human beings. Befriending the lovely Weena (Yvette Mimieux), George learns to his dismay that humankind has forgotten all that it has learned through the centuries, preferring instead to frolic endlessly under the sun. Plot holes and inconsistencies abound in The Time Machine, but the film's true selling points was its Oscar-winning special effects; in this respect, producer-director Pal succeeded beyond anyone's wildest dreams. Another plus: the haunting musical score by Russell Garcia.
Glamour on F1 1960s
This is Monaco in the mid 60s. The Making of the John Frankenheimer film "Grand Prix" on Monaco. Sweet glamour of an era that will never be the same.
EDIE SEDGWICK 1960s MAKE-UP TUTORIAL
PRODUCTS USED: Chanel Mat Lumiere Foundation with Jemma Kidd Pro Foundation brush MAC Vanilla e/s (base) MAC Typographic (socket) BB long-wear gel eyeliner in Black ink MAC light blot powder Jemma Kidd i-perfector to blank out lips. MAC Cubic blush
Soviet Union in the 1960s
Soviet Union en.wikipedia.org Stalin died on March 5, 1953. In the absence of an acceptable successor, the highest Communist Party officials opted to rule the Soviet Union jointly. Nikita Khrushchev, who had won the power struggle by the mid-1950s, denounced Stalin's use of repression in 1956 and eased repressive controls over party and society. This was known as de-Stalinization. Moscow considered Eastern Europe to be a buffer zone for the forward defense of its western borders and ensured its control of the region by transforming the East European countries into satellite states. Soviet military force was used to suppress anti-communist uprisings in Hungary and Poland in 1956. In the late 1950s, a confrontation with China regarding the USSR's rapprochement with the West and what Mao perceived as Khrushchev's revisionism led to the Sino-Soviet split. This resulted in a break throughout the global Communist movement and Communist regimes in Albania and Cambodia choosing to ally with China in place of the USSR. During this period, the Soviet Union continued to realize scientific and technological pioneering exploits; to launch the first artificial satellite, Sputnik 1; a living dog, Laika; and later, the first human being, Yuri Gagarin, into Earth's orbit. Valentina Tereshkova was the first woman in space aboard Vostok 6 on June 16, 1963, and Alexey Leonov became the first person to walk in space on March 18, 1965. Khrushchev's reforms in agriculture and administration ...
Fashion & Handbags - The 1960s
The 1960s signified a big departure from the conservative 50's; although this was not quite noticeable during the first years of the decade . . . this video vividly showcases this remarkable and revolutionary decade. We wish to extend our gratitude in assisting us with images: Fashion Era, Handbag Gallery, Sixties City.
The 1960's Music Revolution
A video I made for my English 2 class about the musical revoultion that was the era known as the 1960's... The songs are as follows: 0:00-1:20 San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Flowers in Your Hair)-Scott McKenzie 1:21-2:47 Mr.Sandman-The Chordettes 2:48-3:12 Highway Blues-New Stories 3:13-3:47 Hound Dog-Elvis Presley 3:48-4:14 Drive My Car-The Beatles 4:15-6:41 White Rabbit-Jefferson Airplane *Also, I realized that accidentally called Country Joe and the Fish "Country Joe and the Big Fish" please ignore that.
Computers of NASA - 1960s
Official NASA film about the development of computers in the US space program
HOT 1960s STEWARDESSES (CATCH ME IF YOU PAN AM)
My favorite scene from the movie "Catch Me if You Can". Set in the mid 1960s this specific scene depicts a impersonator Pan Am pilot (DiCaprio) making a run from Miami using eight stewardesses to draw attention away from him. Brilliant!
Journal TV - Almanac Newsreels - Year in Review: 1960
Free Love, flower power, hippies, psychedelic drugs, and political mayhem -- these were the trends of a decade that saw upheaval of social mores and cultural behaviors. As The Beatles rocked and Bob Dylan rolled, the world saw changes in the political climate: Vietnam War protests, the sexual revolution and civil rights.
Top 25 Songs of the 1960s
In the First World, this decade broke the boundaries of pop music from the 1950s and saw the growth and popularity of rock music. There was also an emergence of singer--songwriters that wrote and performed their own music such as Bob Dylan and The Beatles. Rock and roll music expanded greatly this decade with different genres of rock emerging such as folk rock and progressive rock, and later in the decade psychedelic rock was at its peak. 25. Van Morrison - Cyprus Avenue (1968) 24. Jefferson Airplane - White Rabbit (1967) 23. Love - Alone Again Or (1968) 22. Buffalo Springfield - For What It's Worth (1967) 21. Simon & Garfunkel - America (1968) 20. Lovin' Spoonful - Summer In The City (1966) 19. Stan Getz & Joao Gilberto - The Girl From Ipanema (1964) 18. Cream - I Feel Free (1966) 17. The Band - The Weight (1968) 16. Dusty Springfield - Anyone Who Had A Heart (1964) 15. Aretha Franklin - I Say A Little Prayer (1968) 14. Frank Sinatra - My Way (1969) 13. Nico - Chelsea Girls (1967) 12. Pentangle - Light Flight (1969) 11. The Who - My Generation (1965) 10. Creedence Clearwater Revival - Proud Mary (1969) 09. Animals - House Of The Rising Sun (1964) 08. Ronettes - Be My Baby (1963) 07. Jimi Hendrix Experience - All Along The Watchtower (1968) 06. Marvin Gaye - I Heard It Through The Grapevine (1968) 05. The Mamas & The Papas - California Dreamin' 04. Rolling Stones - Gimme Shelter (1969) 03. Beach Boys - God Only Knows (1966) 02. The Beatles - A Day In The Life (1967) 01 ...
A Decade To Remember - The Sixties 1
The Sixties will be remembered for mini skirts and mini cars, The Beatles and The Rolling Stones, boutiques and discotheques, and England winning the World Cup
TV Themes of the 1960s
A selection of 25 TV themes and images in chronological order from 1955 to 1970
1960s to 1970s Commercials: Little Debbie to Dentyne
1. Little Debbie Snack Cakes 2. General Electric hot lather shaver with Sabastian Cabot 3. Bright Side shampoo with Audrey Landers 4. Sipity Doo Da fruit drinks in pouches 5. Johnson's Baby Powder (I look like a squirrel...who am I?) 6. Shepherd's Casters with Dave Garroway 7. Penney's with Celenese Fortel polyester groovy pants 8. Butternut Bread with Frieda and her "natural curly hair) 9. Maxwell House coffee with Danny Thomas 10. Thrill dish detergent (smells like peaches) 11. Max Factor Pure Magic super clean makeup 11. Maidenform bras (the Rated X bra!) 12. Poloroid focus flash 400 cameras with Brenda Vaccaro 13. Burger Chef (with the dancing burgers) 14. FDS feminine deodorant 15. VO5 hair spray (with the torture test) 16. Skelly Gasoline (with the bad ass Dodge Daytona) 17. Butternut Bread with Snoopy's magic tricks 18. Dolly Madison Zingers 19. Dentyne gum (helps with mouth-to-mouth resuscitation) **These commercials are from Commercial Vision Volume 2, featuring ads ranging from the mid 1960s to the mid 1970s. This volume is more celebrity-orienated and focused more on the 1970s**
Rosie & The Originals - Angel Baby (1961) UK Version
Al Qaeda's Dark Secret youtu.be THIS MUST STOP..!!! Only someone inhuman would dismiss this little girl. www.nomorevictims.org
Post Office in the 1960s - A glance 30 years into the future from Dollis Hill Research Station
Made in the late 1960s at The Post Office Research Station in Dollis Hill, this short film predicts with spooky accuracy the future of communications. If you look beyond the dated production, you'll catch sight of Fax, video phones, WiFi, and much more. This is no surprise as in 1943 the world's first programmable electronic computer 'Colossus Mark 1' was built by Tommy Flowers and team. Flowers, an engineer at Dollis Hill unveiled his computer at Bletchley Park, his work was covered by the Official Secrets act until the 1970s. In 1957 the Premium Bond computer ERNIE (Electronic Random Number Indicator Equipment) was built by Sidney Broadhurst's team. The speaking clock was developed at Dollis Hill too!
Where the Boys Are (1960)
Four coeds from snowbound Penmore U. know that the only place to be during Spring Break is Where the Boys Are. The rites (and wrongs) of the spring migration of thousands of college students to sunny Fort Lauderdale are celebrated in an era-defining film that combines a cast of 1960s up-and-comers with youthful hijinks and a cautionary will-she-or-won't-she storyline of sex and romance. MPAA Rating: NOTRATED (c) 1960 Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Toy commercials of the 1960s
A quartet toy commercials from the 1960s showcasing these popular items: SLINKY, MR. MACHINE, MR. AND MRS. POTATO HEAD (Mae Questel, the voice of Betty Boop and Olive Oyl, provides the voice for Hasbro), and ROCK EM SOCK EM ROBOTS. Back in those days, MR. POTATO HEAD kits did not come with the kind of slick plastic potato bodies that you see in the TOY STORY movies. No siree--kids had to stick the plastic arms and facial features into a real potato, which produced some pretty repugnant-looking results. To add insult to injury, the flimsy plastic human bodies (!) that came with those old kits could barely support the weight of a French fry, let alone an average-sized spud, so you could never get those damn things to stand up straight. (MR. MASHED POTATO HEAD was more like it.)
Mattel "V-rroom!" TV Commercial 1960s
You can tell it's Mattel.. it's swell. Great retro toy commercial.
South Africa in the 1960s
a look at life for the white minority and black majority in these times, thankfully times have changed. good shots of the sea voyage down, crossing the line ceremony with a baby and a dog!! lots of old cars and fashions. shot by a talented amateur on 16mm kodachrome
1960's in music
1960: the twist -- CHUBBY CHECKER Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini -- BRIAN HYLAND 1961: hit the road jack -- RAY CHARLES stand by me -- BEN E. KING 1962: locomotion -- LITTLE EVA do you love me? -- THE COUNTERS 1963: surfin usa -- THE BEACH BOYS My boyfriends back -- THE ANGELS 1964: i wanna hold your hand -- THE BEATLES pretty woman-- ROY ORBISON 1965: like a rolling stone -- BOB DYLAN i got you babe -- SONNY AND CHER 1966: somebody to love -- JEFFERSON AIRPLANE wild thing -- THE TROGGS 1967: purple haze -- JIMI HENDRIX a day in the life -- THE BEATLES 1968: born to be wild -- STEPPENWOLF piece of my heart -- JANIS JOPLIN 1969: Proud Mary -- CCR Brother Love's Traveling Salvation Show-- NEIL DIAMOND
Wargelin Presents - NOMAD BOY (1960) Enjoy this Doc....more new stuff next week
www.bartamaha.com NOMAD BOY - SOMALI DOCUMENTARY 1960's (Made possible by Abdisalam Aato , Olol Film Productions, ololfilm.com , bartamaha.com , and Said MM Shire "Suugaan")
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