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Good acting by Cornelia Skinner.

@ruli16 Ha ha, notice how he backed towards the door and blushed afterwards. Too funny.

He pretends to be cold but when she brings him a towel he latches onto her arm and drags her into the pool, the trap has been sprung. What a heel. He also uses the line about sugar on strawberries, the same line he used earlier on another female.Love the scene with Janice Rule,especially when she...

That is one intense twister, I doubt I've ever seen one so wound up.

Guess they know how to make Twisters in Texas...Yee haw, ride that doggie !

The scenes with her Grandfather hit home because I remembered him from Mr. Ed when I was little and I had no idea he was still alive in '86 when I saw this film. This movie does have that nostalgia thing where boomers watch it and relate to stuff from their own pasts.

Like the friendly helpful neighbors, people were really like that once before we all became so cynical and guarded. Like the way she catches the old man snooping and stops in the middle of her heavy lifting to smile and say hi in a kind way. This commercial really strikes home with me, maybe that...

Wow, different decade, different style, this is the first I heard of this older version.

Thanks so much. JD

Wow,great time capsule. Especially like the old man caught off guard planting in the median and the shots of the Space Needle. You have a good eye, did you go anywhere with that talent? Thanks for sharing.

They all look the same if you turn them upside down.

It reminds me of the great kitchens we had in Home Ec in 1970, my school had all these great late 50's kitchens with matching GE colored appliances, one kitchen was pink and another was turquoise. It was the first time the school gave the boys this class and the girls Wood Shop. Needless to say I...

Is that Alfred Hitchcock at 5:46 with every card in the deck? Ha ha

"Johnson" at 2:03 has an adams apple, is she a he ?

@jclarke527 My church (like many others) used to play this at the end of the mass. It's gratifying to hear the full lyrics again, It reminds me of when I was an altar boy in the 60's. Thanks so much. JD

How did all the concrete buildings disappear ? This video isn't factual.

johnnu278, you failed to mention the great radio jingles back then, as a kid I looked forward to them almost as much as the music. Everything seemed better when you were a kid and the world was new. Cheers. JD

This must be the youngest we ever see Julia Child having been filmed in '61-62 when she was 50. She looks young for her age, proof that a healthy love life and good french food can make all the difference to ones health.

Had no idea there was an original score written for this movie. It's a shame it was heavily edited for its US release. Wish I'd asked my Father before he'd died if he'd remembered seeing this film when it was shown here in '28. This must of been the Star Wars of its generation.

@drh4683 Feel like I've been transported back to '58 to look at a brand new, out of the box,Motorola Stereo.Did you restore this or did it come in this pristine condition? Never seen anything like it. It must of cost a bundle when it was new. When did they start selling stereo Hi FI's ?

Montgomery sounds like Paul Harvey.

With all the cheek and chin implants Joan is starting to look like the leopard women.All that plastic surgery goes kablooey when you reach 80 and you get sick,just look at Bea Author, before she died it stood out on her face like a road map.

They don't want peace because they'd have to get jobs which is impossible with a 3rd grade education.

The former Laura Petrie as a single career gal? It will never fly.

Reminds me of what happened to our kittens when the neighbors hunting dog got loose,

I was six at the time and it wasn't pretty.

Growing up between Seattle and Vancouver BC I used to stay up late just so I could see the signoff and this rendition of Oh Canada, don't know why it still brings tears to my eye guess it's because it's a bit old fashioned but stll poignant like an old neighborhood friend whom never changes. It ...

In the sixties, girls had to wear knee length skirts (no slacks) and guys had to have short hair not over the collar. Remember female classmates freezing their butts off waiting for the school bus in winter snow. The dress codes didn't end at most schools until '70-'71. .

Wow, haven't heard this since Jr High,never realized how much this song shares with his other hit Silver Bird. Guess his music was sort of marshmallow fluff, It doesn't stand the test of time but I appreciate it for taking me back to my adolescence. That said ,I can put it away for another 42 yea...