" FIFTH AVENUE AMERICA! " 1960s NEW YORK CITY / FIFTH AVENUE DOCUMENTARY 95774

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PeriscopeFilm

PeriscopeFilm

Жыл бұрын

This episode of the 1960s TV show “America!” looks at the diverse attractions of New York’s Fifth Avenue. It starts with some well known buildings like the Rockefeller center and the Empire state building. This is followed by a lineup and peak into some fine shops such as Steuben glass, the House of Revlon, Tiffany and Co., and Schwarz toy store. This is followed by some of the main cultural attractions, such as the New York public Library, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and the Guggenheim museum. It then looks at the religious sights, including the St. Patrick’s Cathedral, the St. Thomas Church, and the Temple Emmanuel Synagogue. It concludes with the festivities surrounding the annual Columbus Day Parade.
0:07 “America!” Opening sequence, 0:36 Jack Douglas introduces himself, 0:55 Title “Fifth Avenue America”, 1:02 historic sketches of the 5th Avenue Hotel, 1:38 Modern 5th Avenue with lots of traffic, 2:05 a horse drawn carriage driving down the road, 2:15 Rockefeller center with Atlas in front of it, 2:38 the Empire State Building, 2:54 a lineup of fancy shops on 5th Avenue, 3:26 Steuben Glass’ main showroom with different glass bowls shown, 4:23 Saks 5th Avenue with new elegant dresses being presented to two potential customers, 5:41 House of Revlon, 6:04 main entrance of the salon, 6:35 man applying makeup to a woman, 7:22 another man places a hair piece on the woman, 7:52 woman receives a manicure and pedicure, 8:08 woman admires herself in the mirror, 8:20 Tiffany and Co., 8:35 different pieces on the counter including a shovel, frying pan, an owl, cactus, flower, or a walnut, 9:33 more fancy objects on display including a gazelle, sea horse, broche, necklace, and ring, 10:05 the Tiffany Canary diamond, 10:30 Tiffany’s Table Manners for Teenagers excerpts, 10:46 people on Washington Square, 11:05 people listening to a band playing, 11:24 view from the observation deck of Rockefeller tower onto Central Park, 11:59 the Central Park Zoo, 12;19 F.A.O. Schwarz toy store with large animals, 13:00 antique toys that move on display including several antique toy banks, 14:05 Metropolitan Museum of Art, 14:20 Egyptian Sculpture room, 14:38 Armor gallery, 15:00 collection of different art forms including paintings and sculptures, 15:55 New York Public Library, 16:10 Mr. John Kory Librarian Interview, 17:10 treasures at the library including a letter by Columbus, a historic painting, a historic paining of New York, a Gutenberg Bible, and an original Winkel drawing, 17:53 Guggenheim Museum on the outside and inside, 18:30 different paintings in the museum, 19:00 St. Patrick’s Cathedral, 19:39 an interview with the Bishop, 21:05 St. Thomas Church Gothic elements, 21:13 Temple Emmanuel Synagogue, 21:27 the annual Columbus Day Parade, 21:53 heavy traffic on 5th Avenue, 22:10 summary footage of what has been seen so far, 22:31 Longchamp Restaurant with a lobster meal shown.
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@carly8056
@carly8056 Жыл бұрын
Imagine! Nobody is obese, everyone is well dressed, nobody is taking a selfie, the streets are clean. Incredible how far everything has fallen. 🤡🌎
@suzanneterrey4499
@suzanneterrey4499 Жыл бұрын
Women knew how to dress to go shopping then. Look what we've fallen to.
@brendadrew834
@brendadrew834 Жыл бұрын
Thanks for the trip down Memory Lane when I was a fashion illustrator in NYC in the late 60s and 70s before I raised a family! One of our great assignments in fashion art school was to walk up and down Fifth Ave. sketching the fashions and describing them in detail that were in all the store windows! Fun assignment and I got an A plus on my report! Sadly, many of the great famous dept. stores are gone now like Best and Co., Bonwit Tellers, B. Altmans and one of my all time favorites, beautiful Lord & Taylors that had the best creative magical Christmas windows! Interesting to see the cars back then that looked like Godzilla had stepped on them, low and squat looking! I used to hang out at the MET almost every weekend! Great beautiful historic and cultural city with many cherished memories!
@debrapepe1724
@debrapepe1724 Жыл бұрын
Sad what NYC has become.
@theresachiorazzi4571
@theresachiorazzi4571 Жыл бұрын
I think it’s so refreshing to see a man or woman well dressed and well groomed. Sorry we don’t see to much of it anymore. ❤
@NeTxGrl
@NeTxGrl Жыл бұрын
I was born in the sixties not far from NYC. America has lost something, we're going to hell in a handbasket. I'm embarrassed for our time.
@TheAmishshoes
@TheAmishshoes
Makes me sad to see what we once were compared to what we've become
@gretchenking5952
@gretchenking5952
I love how people use to dress for work in Manhattan. people took pride in how they looked. Streets were cleaner too.
@paullewis2413
@paullewis2413 Жыл бұрын
“5th Avenue’s prestigious shops”. Virtually all gone now. A pale shadow of its former self 😩
@ralphsanchico2452
@ralphsanchico2452 Жыл бұрын
As a native New Yorker back in the 60's 70's My wallet may not had matched the 5th ave demands, but it didn't cost anything to walk up and down and window shop. It didn't matter too much back then, as a New Yorker, You belonged!
@calisweetheart333
@calisweetheart333
Love the ending, “Ladies & Gentlemen, boys & girls”! That’s it, no confusion, no extra letters, plain, simple & truthful.
@23sexycutie
@23sexycutie
My dad loved the 60s. He told me that time was fashionable and music was great . I wish I lived in that time .
@smujer1
@smujer1
I miss this America.
@jacobrivers5728
@jacobrivers5728
In my opinion the 60s will always be the best decade ever. Fashion was nice, everything was organized, the streets were clean and safe, people tended to be polite, things were cheap, and life just seemed so much better back then. It was in the 70s, particularly in NYC, that things took a turn for the worse.
@yvonneprimeau5475
@yvonneprimeau5475 Жыл бұрын
I loved the fashions of the 60’s.
@kraleigh5467
@kraleigh5467 Жыл бұрын
Wonderful. For those asking for an exact date, probably spring or early fall of 1963. I see a 1963 Cadillac and a 1963 Oldsmobile 98.
@Ladymar
@Ladymar Жыл бұрын
I was born and raised in what was once the most fabulous city in the world…New York. So many of these wonderful retail shops are gone. These stores provided service that was second to none. The sales staff knew many of their customers by name. The great hotels have been replaced by cookie cutter generic buildings that do not reflect the service of the old grand hotels. Fifth Avenue, though still beautiful, is not what it once was. So glad that Macy’s 34, which once rivaled Harrod’s, remains along with Bergdorf Goodman. Time marches on and elegance, manners and grace right along with it.
@bethbartlett5692
@bethbartlett5692
Being ones best, enhances ones self Image, confidence, value, and Wellbeing.
@maha77
@maha77 Жыл бұрын
My how the world has changed, even though many of the buildings remain the same, the world around them is vastly different
@GourmetPawsTales
@GourmetPawsTales Жыл бұрын
Spectaculaire . Unfortunately, this is nevermore. Bygone era. Such a shame.😢
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