If anyone (or knows of someone else) who still collects and trades World Hockey Champ, Izvestia and Olympic games from the 70s-80s would contact me? Please let me know? I have a nice list to trade. Thanks. Specifically looking for the French, German Euro broadcasts of international classic games from those eras.
@perfectsight44712 күн бұрын
Also looking for Swedish national team games from 76,77,78, and 79. And Finnish Liiga games featuring Tappara circa 75-79 and TPS from 80-83. Thanks.
@michaeloconnor626414 күн бұрын
Putting on the foil
@rdlytle16 күн бұрын
Anyone know....when was his first game as a North Star.....?
@Forreals4422 күн бұрын
Hey @lumberjack1713, you have any NBA games?
@kane765622 күн бұрын
I remember I wanted the entire 1993 NHL Playoffs and miss only one game, Gm 2 of Calgary-Los Angeles first round series. There was finally ONE person who put that game on his list there. I was able to communicate with him only once and he never responded back again. So close yet so far to have the entire 1993 Playoffs. This game is rare for some reasons.
@robcopas926Ай бұрын
I love the way everyone looks well dressed and not wearing rags and pants to there knees. More class then our generation.
@nancykontos7319Ай бұрын
When it opened I went to kindergarten Mom went to work 1956
Ай бұрын
@10:11, what, in the world, are those HUGE structures in the distance from the mall??? Just look at how big they are, compared to the already, big size of the mall!!! Does anybody know?
Ай бұрын
Those people were lucky to have such big ole fat, roomy cars, and who cared about gas cost, at just pennies on the dollar?
Ай бұрын
My goodness! These people are cutting edge! A shopping mall in the 50's??? ...and who was filming in color back then?
@Rob.S859Ай бұрын
Two Winnipeg boy’s dying tragically. The other was Sawchuck Almost seems like a curse.
@Shawn666Hellion2 ай бұрын
Quite modern for the time,great video
@Kindisbetter2 ай бұрын
Looking for a friend, why did they wear the foil? The interviewer interrupted the answer after asking them.
@Logan7P882 ай бұрын
Our hearts go out to Steve & Beverley ❤ Some of the kindest most down to earth folks we’ve ever met. - Love, Tyler & Jessie 💕
@davidgold59612 ай бұрын
6:45 Notice the vehicles gathered around the mall during construction. 90% of them are passenger cars, whereas nowadays, construction workers pretty much all drive pickup trucks. Also make note of the temporary ramp that they built to get equipment up onto the roof.
@johnsmith22212 ай бұрын
The goalie didn’t even have a mask on, that’s a maniac.
@gjhazard2 ай бұрын
America's first indoor mall. Now being remodeled and upgraded
@peterrollinson-lorimer2 ай бұрын
What a character, loved to watch Gump play. I remember one night, somebody - I forget who - got a breakaway on him but tripped on the way. Gump dropped down with his pad and kept the player from crashing into the immovable iron posts they had at the time. The comment in the paper the next day was something like "the best save Gump made last night was so-and-so's head".
@autoguy572 ай бұрын
ALL of us know what and who killed the Malls! It’s the SAME group that wants reparations because they have sat on their rear ends for over 160 years doing nothing but complaining. The violence this group brings to anywhere they are at says it all! 🙈🙊🙉🙊🙈🙊🙉🙊🙈🙊🙉🙊😂
@JimPlattes2 ай бұрын
I remember there was a zoo there too. I visited it.
@rosaspanjol6732 ай бұрын
Ah,the wonderful,good old days! 😘💕😘!
@Rest654322 ай бұрын
Malls are dying not only because of internet shopping but the plan of de socializing society to make humans less interactive with each other. Less face to face conversations, not having to deal with the reality (seeing homeless people, poverty, people aho appear to be distasteful to the wealthy snobs). Then more strip malls, urban development, condos, parking lots take over and create environmental problems. Malls were the catalyst for meeting new people, interaction, seeing the different peoples, different shops.
@soulnik2 ай бұрын
I lived only 1 mile away from Southdale Mall, West 70th St and France Ave South to be exact. This video brings back great memories.
@normanbuffett46422 ай бұрын
I didn't know there were malls in the 50s. None where I grew up until the 70s. And not this nice.
@CaptchaNeon2 ай бұрын
I’m an 80’s baby but ever since I was little I’ve been obsessed with the 40’s and 50’s and I never really understood why. I’ve spent a considerable amount of years researching it all, watching Leave It To Beaver and Father Knows Best as well as listening to FDR Fireside Chats. I can recall always feeling connected to people born in that time frame and while I know it may be absurd to think I could have possibly lived in that life before, I can’t help but wonder why I’m like this. As for the video I never expected it to be actual footage but rather photos. I’m surprised and overjoyed all at the same time. Sorry for the rhetoric but I had to comment on it. Great video!
@apollo-so5yj2 ай бұрын
This mall looks nicer than some 'high end' malls nowadays. Things have changed so much since these wonderful years.
@nattamused90742 ай бұрын
That’s right.
@JerryDey2 ай бұрын
The days before the attack on North America's middle class, in the name of "compassion" and "equity" for the working people of the rest of the world.
@user-mn9te4wg2e2 ай бұрын
Those pork chops could of saved a few goals on their own
@robertbishop53572 ай бұрын
Hey its the Hansen's from slap shot.
@TheDriller-Killer3 ай бұрын
Hopefully pre-game, they played with their toys rather than played with themselves 😂😂😂
@barbaraolsem51503 ай бұрын
That huge food court had the best french fries I ever had
@davidocktora043 ай бұрын
looking very old with new classic cars BUT MODERN ! i can't believe it is first mall 😂
@jerseyforhawks3 ай бұрын
Old Time Hockey.
@bshaker11884 ай бұрын
My first ever NHL game was the next fall in October, 1976 when the Scouts came in as the Colorado Rockies for the North Stars home opener. A 4-1 Minnesota win.
@michaelleroy92815 ай бұрын
In 1975 -76 North Stars won all 6 games with Scouts
@user-gk6np9et1l5 ай бұрын
My face is my mask
@cdoyle6276 ай бұрын
Absolutely beautiful ❣️😢
@RoseHanson40566 ай бұрын
Look how nice everyone looks! No visible butt cracks/underpants. This makes me long for the 1950s, and I'm a milenial.
@ga65892 ай бұрын
I am old enough to remember the 50's. And yes, people did dress up in those days, right down to the Barbie doll high heels. However, there is something to be said for women losing those, along with the girdles and nylon stockings. My god, they were uncomfortable! We had to wear dresses to school, right through our senior year. I remember when pantyhose came on the scene and what a giant step forward that was for us.
@claudiakatz-palme97086 ай бұрын
Hello from Berlin, Germany - I do send this to all my friends each and every year because it is so wonderful 😍👍
@EyeForKnowledge.6 ай бұрын
I was 22 when this was filmed. I can smell this video. Feels like yesterday.
@user-wp6ir5nr3f6 ай бұрын
My dad Barry worked there for years. I remember waiting on beer shipments with him during the summers. Lots of good stories I have always been told about it.
@user-zx8de8op9l7 ай бұрын
Thank you for sharing, reminds me of going to the mall as a kid in the late 70's. Our mall called Lake Hurst is long gone replaced by a Walmart.
@Oompa_Output7 ай бұрын
Yep, I waited in line to get my picture taken by Santa in 69' looked exactly like it. The hoop skirt cage on the right. Of the cars on display. Full of birds. Everything was the same but the cars.
@lynngill15888 ай бұрын
so I'm not the only nut out here that thinks these scoots are the next thing in customs he ll 2 the YES loving thwm
@teresapeterson39538 ай бұрын
Oh man, I'm glad I stumbled across this video!!!! I don't remember why I wasn't there that night, but I saw SO many familiar faces! I wonder whatever happened to Rose. I'm still in touch with Mark, the guy in the dark green shirt she was dancing with. The doorman, Tony, used to let me bring my big bottle of water inside because once I got there I hardly left the dance floor! In fact, right at the end you have a great shot of the pole where I used to hang out - all the dance buddies knew they'd find me there! Thanks for the great memories!
@Bongofurry8 ай бұрын
Pre-welfare state it was truly Minnesota nice era.
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If anyone (or knows of someone else) who still collects and trades World Hockey Champ, Izvestia and Olympic games from the 70s-80s would contact me? Please let me know? I have a nice list to trade. Thanks. Specifically looking for the French, German Euro broadcasts of international classic games from those eras.
Also looking for Swedish national team games from 76,77,78, and 79. And Finnish Liiga games featuring Tappara circa 75-79 and TPS from 80-83. Thanks.
Putting on the foil
Anyone know....when was his first game as a North Star.....?
Hey @lumberjack1713, you have any NBA games?
I remember I wanted the entire 1993 NHL Playoffs and miss only one game, Gm 2 of Calgary-Los Angeles first round series. There was finally ONE person who put that game on his list there. I was able to communicate with him only once and he never responded back again. So close yet so far to have the entire 1993 Playoffs. This game is rare for some reasons.
I love the way everyone looks well dressed and not wearing rags and pants to there knees. More class then our generation.
When it opened I went to kindergarten Mom went to work 1956
@10:11, what, in the world, are those HUGE structures in the distance from the mall??? Just look at how big they are, compared to the already, big size of the mall!!! Does anybody know?
Those people were lucky to have such big ole fat, roomy cars, and who cared about gas cost, at just pennies on the dollar?
My goodness! These people are cutting edge! A shopping mall in the 50's??? ...and who was filming in color back then?
Two Winnipeg boy’s dying tragically. The other was Sawchuck Almost seems like a curse.
Quite modern for the time,great video
Looking for a friend, why did they wear the foil? The interviewer interrupted the answer after asking them.
Our hearts go out to Steve & Beverley ❤ Some of the kindest most down to earth folks we’ve ever met. - Love, Tyler & Jessie 💕
6:45 Notice the vehicles gathered around the mall during construction. 90% of them are passenger cars, whereas nowadays, construction workers pretty much all drive pickup trucks. Also make note of the temporary ramp that they built to get equipment up onto the roof.
The goalie didn’t even have a mask on, that’s a maniac.
America's first indoor mall. Now being remodeled and upgraded
What a character, loved to watch Gump play. I remember one night, somebody - I forget who - got a breakaway on him but tripped on the way. Gump dropped down with his pad and kept the player from crashing into the immovable iron posts they had at the time. The comment in the paper the next day was something like "the best save Gump made last night was so-and-so's head".
ALL of us know what and who killed the Malls! It’s the SAME group that wants reparations because they have sat on their rear ends for over 160 years doing nothing but complaining. The violence this group brings to anywhere they are at says it all! 🙈🙊🙉🙊🙈🙊🙉🙊🙈🙊🙉🙊😂
I remember there was a zoo there too. I visited it.
Ah,the wonderful,good old days! 😘💕😘!
Malls are dying not only because of internet shopping but the plan of de socializing society to make humans less interactive with each other. Less face to face conversations, not having to deal with the reality (seeing homeless people, poverty, people aho appear to be distasteful to the wealthy snobs). Then more strip malls, urban development, condos, parking lots take over and create environmental problems. Malls were the catalyst for meeting new people, interaction, seeing the different peoples, different shops.
I lived only 1 mile away from Southdale Mall, West 70th St and France Ave South to be exact. This video brings back great memories.
I didn't know there were malls in the 50s. None where I grew up until the 70s. And not this nice.
I’m an 80’s baby but ever since I was little I’ve been obsessed with the 40’s and 50’s and I never really understood why. I’ve spent a considerable amount of years researching it all, watching Leave It To Beaver and Father Knows Best as well as listening to FDR Fireside Chats. I can recall always feeling connected to people born in that time frame and while I know it may be absurd to think I could have possibly lived in that life before, I can’t help but wonder why I’m like this. As for the video I never expected it to be actual footage but rather photos. I’m surprised and overjoyed all at the same time. Sorry for the rhetoric but I had to comment on it. Great video!
This mall looks nicer than some 'high end' malls nowadays. Things have changed so much since these wonderful years.
That’s right.
The days before the attack on North America's middle class, in the name of "compassion" and "equity" for the working people of the rest of the world.
Those pork chops could of saved a few goals on their own
Hey its the Hansen's from slap shot.
Hopefully pre-game, they played with their toys rather than played with themselves 😂😂😂
That huge food court had the best french fries I ever had
looking very old with new classic cars BUT MODERN ! i can't believe it is first mall 😂
Old Time Hockey.
My first ever NHL game was the next fall in October, 1976 when the Scouts came in as the Colorado Rockies for the North Stars home opener. A 4-1 Minnesota win.
In 1975 -76 North Stars won all 6 games with Scouts
My face is my mask
Absolutely beautiful ❣️😢
Look how nice everyone looks! No visible butt cracks/underpants. This makes me long for the 1950s, and I'm a milenial.
I am old enough to remember the 50's. And yes, people did dress up in those days, right down to the Barbie doll high heels. However, there is something to be said for women losing those, along with the girdles and nylon stockings. My god, they were uncomfortable! We had to wear dresses to school, right through our senior year. I remember when pantyhose came on the scene and what a giant step forward that was for us.
Hello from Berlin, Germany - I do send this to all my friends each and every year because it is so wonderful 😍👍
I was 22 when this was filmed. I can smell this video. Feels like yesterday.
My dad Barry worked there for years. I remember waiting on beer shipments with him during the summers. Lots of good stories I have always been told about it.
Thank you for sharing, reminds me of going to the mall as a kid in the late 70's. Our mall called Lake Hurst is long gone replaced by a Walmart.
Yep, I waited in line to get my picture taken by Santa in 69' looked exactly like it. The hoop skirt cage on the right. Of the cars on display. Full of birds. Everything was the same but the cars.
so I'm not the only nut out here that thinks these scoots are the next thing in customs he ll 2 the YES loving thwm
Oh man, I'm glad I stumbled across this video!!!! I don't remember why I wasn't there that night, but I saw SO many familiar faces! I wonder whatever happened to Rose. I'm still in touch with Mark, the guy in the dark green shirt she was dancing with. The doorman, Tony, used to let me bring my big bottle of water inside because once I got there I hardly left the dance floor! In fact, right at the end you have a great shot of the pole where I used to hang out - all the dance buddies knew they'd find me there! Thanks for the great memories!
Pre-welfare state it was truly Minnesota nice era.
All the women look so smart
What a guy! 👍
What a fascinating story. Thanks for posting.