Ted Williams was a fighter pilot in World War II, a famous professional baseball player, and a great fly fisherman. Ted worked with Shakespeare to develop the "Ted Williams" series of fishing tackle for Sears and Roebuck. Jimmy Albright was a famous fly fishing guide back then too, in the Florida Keys. He developed the famous Albright knot. Ted Williams was in Sacramento about 20 years ago on a Baseball Memorabilia tour and on Sunday he drove to my fly shop. Chuck Campana, who worked for us, was there that Sunday and it was one of his greatest days, with Ted. They went outside and cast some new Sage fly rods. Kiene's Fly Shop in Sacramento, California.

We cannot thank you enough!!! Could we please upload to Nate Davis KZfaq channel?? 🙏

This is a great documentary film from Sears and Roebuck about deep sea fishing i really enjoyed it.🇺🇲🐠🐟🐋🐬🇺🇲

I'm surprised they could afford him😮

americans are great nation

Thank's a lot for this good documentary. I worked with the AATON A-Minima Super 16mm , but appreciate a lot the Arri goal for perfection. (As Leica M film cameras that I loved !) German mechanics at his best!

I wish I could go to a dealership right now and buy a brand-new one. These were wonderful cars, comfortable, fun to drive, good on gas, etcetera, etcetera. I had an '83 Charger which was the two-door version of the Omni, and I loved it. And I have to say, two-door, four-door, either way, if they were available, I couldn't put the money into the sales manager's hands fast enough!

Yes, it was much cleaner back then.

I really enjoy old documentary type of films like this from the 60's and the 70's Thanks.🇺🇲📺🇺🇲

Had a Plymouth Horizon It was a good car for learning how to be a car mechanic Always got small problems here and there

I remember this movie being shown frequently on Cartoon Network.

Wang!!!

I think that i saw this once in school for history class in high school or something like it Thanks for the Memories.🇺🇲🏢🇺🇲

And thus HBO died in the 70s... the end ;)

A time when train cars and people were not covered in graffiti.

Was born in the year this aired, and later became served in the USAF. Nothing but respect to all servicemen who endured the nightmare of captivity in Korea and later Vietnam.

Where was the black people

Thank you for posting. Happy Birthday, Captain Kangaroo! 😊

I've been looking for more on budgeting.This is great

I really enjoy old documentary films like this and showing how things looked in the past Thank You.🇺🇲😇🇺🇲

People were smarter then and relied on themselves to create things, and learned from actual live human beings, It's interesting how the accents (to me, anyway, I'm Californian)) almost sound Australian. (unless the girls are actually exchange students from Australia. I know a lot of Southern accents are more akin to the poorer areas of Britain in the 1800's or before....

This is a really nice documentary film set in South Texas about the Art Museum especially about independent filmmaking this was out in 1973 and I was in the third grade in elementary school at the time here in Southern Oklahoma great to see this and Thank You.🇺🇲📷📸🇺🇲

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Puffin Billy never sounded so good!

"M-I-S--S-I-S--S-I-P-P-I, it used to be so hard to spell, it used to make me cry, but since I studied spelling, it's just like pumpkin pie, oh M-I-S--S-I-S--S-I-P-P-I..." All these years later and I still CAN'T spell that wrong. Another state is "M-A-double S--A-C-H-U-S-E-double T-S, oh Massachusetts my home town..." Thank you, Captain!

OMG I'm so old.

I remember it well. Great Stuff! God Bless

Kids today have the alphabet man with his/hers/it pride colors preaching DTS and DEI as most important life lessons. ~sponsored by Disney~ 😮

Must be the same way they wake up Joe Biden everday. "Wake up grandfather!"

Loved watching 👀 the Captain ❤️

Such a handsome little doggie. I grew up with all of those Benji movies. Sentimental

His drinking finally got the best of him and he crashed into a bus full of children. All were lost but it was the 1950s so no big deal.

I was born in 1956.

I loved watching this when I was little. When my kids were small in the1990s/ 2000s, they had reruns of this on a children’s station cable station. My kids loved it as much as I did.

Was he gay?

😂😂😂I remember Captain Kangaroo and that really something else gave me lots of laughs and hugs 🫂 from my parents 💖

"There were 10 in the bed, and the little one said, 'Roll over! Roll over!' "

He's 29 here! If you don't believe me, look it up!

The year I was born.

I absolutely loved this show when I was a kid! Watched it every day and loved him! What a nice memory, when the world was so innocent! I remember watching the Peter Pan special with Mary Martin, too!

I am 79 years old and I remember watching this. I also thought he was so old. I feel sorry for the children today, they have nothing like this to watch.

My era. 👍 ☮️💖🌻

Absolutely a favorite of mine. Never missed an episode. C

Eisenhower is president until Kennedy and the Monkees ruined everything.

Growing up with three bratty brothers, I preferred to share Saturday mornings with Captain Kangaroo rather than try to play with my brothers. Those were the good old days! No violence, no woke philosophy, no BS-----just a show easily relatable to unsophisticated children who weren't ready to be teens or adults.

I'm nostalgic for this era when human interactions were pleasant and fun. A time when there were no technological distractions. When human conversations with strangers was commonplace. When smiles and greetings were everywhere. When there was love not hate.

Bring out Tom Terrific on DVD

Bring this out on DVD.

The theme music 🎵🎶 iis saying Mr Green jeans 👖 Mr Green jeans 👖 Calling Captain Kangaroo !

Wow. The bond between Benji and Frank Inn was very clearly magical. The expression and ability this little dog had was incredible. They had a remarkable understanding between them.