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20th Century-Fox distributed weekly "Movietone" newsreels from 1927 through 1963 [from '27 through '36, it was "Fox Film Corporation"- they merged with "20th Century Pictures" in '36].
fromthesidelines 1 year ago
he said "the first manmade moon"
batereabc 2 years ago
The logo ruins the clip. It's cool to see this anyway. The kids today, well, not ALL of them, haven't heard of Sputnik. "Who cares? That's ancient history," they drawl. If only they knew....
And, I'm even older, haha, ancient?...
K9spot66 2 years ago 3
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pasjaala 2 years ago
Who owned the rights to this film originally? It would be interesting to know "who" is reporting on Sputnik.
pasjaala 2 years ago
The original rights were with Movietone News. They showed these in theaters before movies like the previews of these days.
Fox News bought out all the movietone films...
SimeronSteelhammer 2 years ago
What the hell the fox nes logo doing on there!
That ruins the whole video!!!
starbase121 3 years ago
FoxNews bought out all the Movietone Newsreels.
So, the only video of this anymore has thier logo there...sigh
SimeronSteelhammer 3 years ago
Fox News bought the entire collection to my understanding and still pulls them out in the new, digital format like this one.
Hard to think its been only 51 years...
SimeronSteelhammer 3 years ago
The animation of the Sputnik flying by at 1:25 would be used in the Movietone News opening from 1957 until the newsreel's closing in 1963.
rnigma 3 years ago
I wonder if Fox News still runs the old Movietone newsreels?
The animation of the Sputnik at 1:25 would be used in the Movietone News opening from that year until the newsreel died.
rnigma 3 years ago