[78-L] Bert Lown Hotel Biltmore Music - Hello Baby

Michael Biel mbiel at mbiel.com
Sat Feb 20 07:14:09 PST 2010


I think it is great to get the info on the anniversary weeks of the 
HoWs.  Keep them coming!

Tom Owen over on ARSC-List was the first to point out that the embedded 
YouTube film could not be from 1930 because of the George Washington 
Bridge.  I also pointed out the Empire State and Chrysler Buildings.  
The cars are ALL from the 1930s with possibly ten from the late 20s,  so 
a lot of time passed to get the 20s vintages off the road.  But the 
clincher is the marquee of the Lowes 47th Street showing Bachelor Mother 
and Saints of London which a YouTube commenter said were from 1939. 

Same thing as when we hear a song or recording that could not be from 
the time period is is claimed to be from.  As soon as I started looking 
at this I knew that it was not the early 30s, and had even put down 1939 
before I saw the identification of the movies.

Mike Biel   mbiel at mbiel.com 

Hans en Corrie wrote:
> Thursday the 20th of February, 1930, now 80 years ago, the second commercial
> Hit of the week record was released in the streets of New York City. Follow
> its history: 
> http://hitoftheweek.blogspot.com
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> Hans Koert
> Author of the online Hit of the week - Durium Discography
> http://durium.opweb.nl
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