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Re: 1937 SP film, "Daylighting the Padres' Trail"
Author: Ken Shattock (KRK)
Date: 07-29-2016 - 17:06
Edward Wrote:
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> That film is Dangerous Playground. I'm in it, the
> smallest kid.
>
> A whole bunch of these films were produced by my
> father, either when he was a superintendent of
> safety or later when the audio-visual department
> was set up. None of the films was copyrighted and
> some don't even have any credits. His name was
> Edward L. Carroll. I'm Edward D.
Hey "Edward D." .. Did you ever get around to your Mother's house to check for more of your Father's films from SP, but couldn't because of all your sister's junk in the way ??
I'm still dying to know if he had an extra copy of the SP Western Division Safety Picnic held at Crow Canyon Park in Castro Valley, CA and a miniature steam locomotive pulling three bathing beauties at Redwood Regional Park in Oakland, that SP used for advertisement.
If you see this appeal, let me know, Sir !!
KRK
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> That film is Dangerous Playground. I'm in it, the
> smallest kid.
>
> A whole bunch of these films were produced by my
> father, either when he was a superintendent of
> safety or later when the audio-visual department
> was set up. None of the films was copyrighted and
> some don't even have any credits. His name was
> Edward L. Carroll. I'm Edward D.
Hey "Edward D." .. Did you ever get around to your Mother's house to check for more of your Father's films from SP, but couldn't because of all your sister's junk in the way ??
I'm still dying to know if he had an extra copy of the SP Western Division Safety Picnic held at Crow Canyon Park in Castro Valley, CA and a miniature steam locomotive pulling three bathing beauties at Redwood Regional Park in Oakland, that SP used for advertisement.
If you see this appeal, let me know, Sir !!
KRK
