Pensacola Tourism Film 1964

Another good one.

Mr Ichi wrote:

I was just a wee lass of 3 in 1964. But I definitely remember a lot of these things from my early childhood. Daddy took us on "Sunday drives" and we always went down South Palafox to go around the Auditorium (no longer there) and then out to the airport to watch the planes come in. You could park right by the fence beyond the old terminal and watch them roll the stairs out so the travelers could disembark. Oh...always stopped by Dairy Queen for ice cream.   

Love the beach without all the buildings.   Miss that.

My jukebox collector picker partner friend here has one of these.
It's called a Scopitone and it's the first "video jukebox" which came out
in the 60's.  Instead of records,  it plays several dozen film cassettes
of music videos.  And incidentally the films made for these things are also
the first "music videos" of any kind.
Anyway,  your Pensacola tourism film is so so so suitable for the Scopitone.
He's gonna contact Dodson Craddock and Born to see if whoever has the film will let him duplicate it.  
It'll have to be edited down to 4 minutes because that's the standard length of a Scopitone movie.  But the editing will be the fun part.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scopitone

That's the Pensacola that I was born in. Shewrites and I are close to the same age. The video makes me want to drive west from here...but it's not the same today. I guess that's when you know you're getting old....nostalgia.