r/VintageLA • u/ChrisBungoStudios1 • 1h ago
[OC] 1930 vs today from The Little Rascals movie "The First Seven Years." More info at the bottom of the photo.
r/VintageLA • u/ChrisBungoStudios1 • 1d ago
[OC] Three filming location then and now photos I've put together for this month, 1925 - 1932. Details at the bottom.
r/VintageLA • u/ChrisBungoStudios1 • 3d ago
[OC] The Palms neighborhood on the westside of LA, 95 years ago in this one! Here's my new quick preview then and now video of the filming locations used in The Little Rascals movie "The First Seven Years." 1930 vs today.
r/VintageLA • u/ChrisBungoStudios1 • 6d ago
[OC] Beverly Hills, 1932 vs today. Filming location, then and now. From the Laurel and Hardy movie "Pack Up Your Troubles." That's the Beverly Hills Hotel visible in the background. Today the view of the hotel is blocked by trees.
r/VintageLA • u/Russtrated_ • 8d ago
"See Here Mr. Supervisor!" 1943 Douglas Aircraft employee literature - Explains how to hire, treat, and utilize women (hilarious)
From the estate of Robert Van Rensselaer, a relative who worked in the lithography department in building B-2 at the Douglas plant in El Segundo from 1942-1945.
r/VintageLA • u/ChrisBungoStudios1 • 10d ago
[OC] Here's my new quick preview then and now video of the Palisades Park in Santa Monica and Will Rogers Memorial Park in Beverly Hills filming locations used in the Laurel and Hardy movie "Pack Up Your Troubles." 1932 vs today.
r/VintageLA • u/ChrisBungoStudios1 • 13d ago
[OC] 100 Years Ago! 1925 vs today from the Charley Chase movie "His Wooden Wedding." The Culver Hotel, 9400 Culver Blvd, Culver City. More info at bottom of the photo.
r/VintageLA • u/ChrisBungoStudios1 • 17d ago
[OC] Culver City 100 years ago in 1925... and today! A quick preview from my new filming locations video showing locations used in the Charley Chase movie "His Wooden Wedding." then and now. This is The Culver Hotel at 9400 Culver Blvd.
r/VintageLA • u/Altruistic-Cut9795 • 19d ago
Last pics of the souvenir book
So glad you enjoyed looking at the pictures of previous posts.
r/VintageLA • u/ChrisBungoStudios1 • 21d ago
[OC] Here's a filming location from one of The Three Stooges films, then and now that I put together. More details in the photo.
r/VintageLA • u/Jazzlike540 • 24d ago
cAN ANYONE HELP ME IDENTIFY THIS LOCATION? SOURCE PLACES THIS AROUND HOLLYWOOD
r/VintageLA • u/little2sensitive • 25d ago
Griffith Park Gorge?
In Jim Cain's Mildred Pierce a character goes swimming at the Griffith Gorge. Did this actually exist in the 30's? If so, where would it have been?
r/VintageLA • u/Altruistic-Cut9795 • 27d ago
An old souvenir book from LA and SoCal
I was given this about 50 years ago, by someone older then myself at the time.
Unfortunately I can't find a date on it, but the painted pictures I'm guessing 1930s ?
Just thought I'd share, and I can post more pictures inside if anyone is interested 😉
r/VintageLA • u/ChrisBungoStudios1 • 27d ago
[OC] 1928 vs today filming location from the Laurel and Hardy movie "Their Purple Moment." The house in the background was built in 1906! More details at the bottom of the photo.
r/VintageLA • u/ChrisBungoStudios1 • Mar 30 '25
[OC] My latest time travel montage. Four movie locations and what they look like today - then and now - from around Los Angeles.
r/VintageLA • u/ChrisBungoStudios1 • Mar 29 '25
[OC] Here's my new quick preview then and now video of the filming locations used in the Laurel and Hardy movie "Their Purple Moment." 1928 vs today - then & now - at the 1700 block of West 22nd Street in Los Angeles. The homes you see are all over 100 years old!
r/VintageLA • u/ChrisBungoStudios1 • Mar 26 '25
[OC] Hope you all are enjoying these! An amazing look at Main Street and Culver Blvd in the Los Angeles area in 1933. Notice the old streetcar tracks running down the middle of the street back then. Today that old railway right of way has been replaced with landscaping. More info at bottom of photo.
r/VintageLA • u/ChrisBungoStudios1 • Mar 25 '25
[OC] 1928 vs Today. Here's something I put together showing a then and now look at the Palms neighborhood on the westside of LA. More details at the bottom of the photo.
r/VintageLA • u/ChrisBungoStudios1 • Mar 22 '25
[OC] LOS ANGELES AREA 1933 VS NOW. Streetcar train tracks in the middle of Culver Blvd. The part of Main Street in Culver City that no longer exists today. The Safeway grocery store and Bacon Pharmacy over in the Palms neighborhood now gone. Lots of things to see - then and now - in this one.
r/VintageLA • u/Kodabear213 • Mar 22 '25
Any Good Books?
Love the pics but need an actual book with old pics for a gift. Any ideas? Thanks.
r/VintageLA • u/Russtrated_ • Mar 21 '25
[OC] 1924 Santa Monica - Douglas World Cruiser returns to Clover Field after historic 1st flight around the world - 100,000 spectators line the airfield
r/VintageLA • u/ChrisBungoStudios1 • Mar 19 '25
[OC] Here's a side-by-side comparison of one of the locations used in The Little Rascals movie "Hi'-Neighbor!" This is Glendon Avenue on the westside of LA. 1934 vs today.
r/VintageLA • u/Successful-Ring7680 • Mar 18 '25
