Synopsis
Note: Due to original recording and/or condition when digitized, some spots and stains throughout. Short comic film produced by the Livermore Fire Department in 1930, featuring members of the department.
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Details
- Running time
- 14 minutes
- Language
- English
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★★★★★ · Rare Movie Film of Livermore, California in 1930 · Jason Bezis · 2023-04-12
00:10 “THE LIV. FIRE DEPT. – PRESENTS – “LIVE LONGER IN LIVERMORE” CENSORED BY THE WOMANS IMP. CLUB FEB. 1930” 00:16 “-THE COMMITTEE-“ 00:21 “DIRECTED BY” 00:23 – 00:27 Man walks toward camera on sidewalk on First Street at the South K Street intersection, Livermore, California. He holds and smokes a cigarette. A street sign that says “SOUTH K ST.” is seen. Diamond-shaped “STOP” sign is seen on South K Street. The hundred-foot flagpole at First St. and Livermore Avenue, erected in 1905, is visible in the background. 00:27 “CAMERAMAN” 00:31 A man wearing eyeglasses and a necktie stands in…
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