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Ray Stewart Television Films
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Impressions of Pop Art (1963)
This video represents Ray Stewart's impression of the 1963 exhibit "Six Painters and the Object" which was shown at the Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh. For more about the exhibit, see
www.guggenheim.org/publication/six-painters-and-the-object
It might help interpret this video to know that, like many of his generation, Ray Stewart despised pop art in general and Andy Warhol in particular. I don't know if this was ever shown on television, but it was often shown to his family.
www.guggenheim.org/publication/six-painters-and-the-object
It might help interpret this video to know that, like many of his generation, Ray Stewart despised pop art in general and Andy Warhol in particular. I don't know if this was ever shown on television, but it was often shown to his family.
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Welcome Ray Stewart Television
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Quality vintage public affairs programming from the 1950' and 1960's
This Little Pig, 1955 educational film for farmers
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1955 Educational film for farmers and pet owners stressing the need for veterinary care. WOI-TV, Ames, Iowa. Produced and Directed by Ray Stewart. Narrated by Tommy Stewart. In cooperation with the American Foundation for Animal health.
Protestant religious experiences, Pittsburgh, 1961
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"The program which was first presented in September, 1961, gives a sampling of Protestant religious experiences. Viewers will see communion services, ordination, baptismals, a Quaker wedding, foot washing and love feast, healing by prayer and evangelistic services." Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, March 31, 1962. First shown on WIIC, Channel 11, September 18, 1961. Produced photographed, edited, and n...
"ChristmasTown" railroad at Buhl Planetarium, Pittsburgh, 1961
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(Despite popular demand, I am issuing an extended cut of this video including recently discovered, never before seen, footage.) Scenes from the O-gauge model railroad at the Buhl Planetarium (now the Carnegie Science Center). This is raw footage shot by Ray Stewart for an episode of the series "Accent" that was broadcast November 11, 1961 on Channel 11 (then WIIC) in Pittsburgh. It includes man...
Why is a Nun? (improved quality)
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Documentary film about the training of a nun, produced by Ray Stewart, first shown on Channel 11 (then WIIC) in Pittsburgh on March 19, 1960 and repeated several times. Win Fanning, TV and Radio writer for the Post-Gazette wrote "CHANNEL 11's splendid public service program 'Why Is A Nun?' will he repeated soon. It drew an enormous mail response." (Post-Gazette, April 4, 1960) This video of the...
History of land and farming in the U.S., 1955
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A discussion of land policies affecting farming in the U.S. Production by Ray Stewart for WOI-TV, Ames, Iowa. Ruth‐ Reba Patterson; Narrator‐ John Spear. Tech dir‐ Marcus Clark; Advisor‐ Henry H. Kildee; Committee‐ Donald H. Kaldor, W. Robert Parks, R.R. Beneke. Broadcast on June 17, 1955.
The Eleventh Commandment (John 13:34), 1955
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Mental health‐ dramatization of young girl admitted to the hospital for depression and attempted suicide. She works through her problems with the doctors. This is the first of a series of programs that were broadcast on WOI-TV, Ames, Iowa, and produced by Ray Stewart. This was broadcast on June 21, 1955.
In Our Care, Introductory Episode
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"A program designed for one specific purpose to acquaint the people of Iowa with the lives of the unfortunates who are housed by state institutions, and through this acquaintance, to bring about a better understanding and an awareness of the social, rather than the financial responsibilities of the taxpayers of the state." 1952 Peabody Digest. This episode describes the series and introduces th...
News report on 1952 Sylvania Award for WOI-TV, Ames, Iowa
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WOI-TV, Ames, Iowa, received the Sylvania Award in 1952 for outstanding contribution to creative television technique for its series "The Whole Town's Talking" and "In Our Care." The latter was produced by Ray Stewart. This news show describes the award and includes statements from Ray Stewart and LaMar Smith, director of the "In Our Care" series. The newscast was broadcast December 11, 1952.
Farming in Italy and land reform in the 1950's
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This program discusses the challenges and hardships of farmers in Italy following World War II and the effects of land reform in the 1950's. WOI-TV, Ames, Iowa, produced 1953 (exact date is uncertain).
One patient's experience at a Pennsylvania state mental hospital, 1963
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This was produced by Ray Stewart for a series on WIIC-TV (channel 11, Pittsburgh) called "Accent." A former patient describes her successful treatment at Dixmont State Hospital, including shock therapy. It was aired on May 12, 1963.
So, you think you want to learn to fly a helicopter
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Ray Stewart describes how to fly a helicopter and relates his experiences learning to fly a Brantly helicopter. Produced for WIIC-TV, channel 11 in Pittsburgh, this show aired on Sunday, September 6, 1964 at 4 pm.
Mental Health Resources in Pittsburgh, 1965
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From the TV section of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, May 29, 1965: 10:00 p. m. (11) Trouble In Mind. This major documentary examines community mental health facilities and availability of treatment and counseling in the Pittsburgh area. The production initially focuses on how people handle their troubles in daily life. It concludes with a discussion of various experimental programs aimed at trai...
Divine Mysteries
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Beliefs and rites of the Eastern Orthodox Church, produced for WIIC TV Pittsburgh, PA in cooperation with the Eastern Orthodox Clergy Association of Allegheny County. It was originally telecast Easter Sunday, April 14, 1963, with the title "Divine Mysteries." Produced, directed, photographed, and narrated by Ray Stewart, writer and associate producer was Barbara Janes. Filmed in Pittsburgh and ...
Testing pipe at the Pittsburgh Testing Laboratory, 1961
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Testing pipe at the Pittsburgh Testing Laboratory, 1961
Pittsburgh Railways Counting Room, 1961
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Pittsburgh Railways Counting Room, 1961
Fire Control, Bureau of Mines, Pittsburgh, 1961
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Fire Control, Bureau of Mines, Pittsburgh, 1961
Derrick Boat "Monallo" Pittsburgh, 1961
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Derrick Boat "Monallo" Pittsburgh, 1961
Children's Zoo - Baby jaguars and chimps, Pittsburgh, 1961
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Children's Zoo - Baby jaguars and chimps, Pittsburgh, 1961
Bureau of Mines, Health and Testing Research Center, dust explosion, 1961
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Bureau of Mines, Health and Testing Research Center, dust explosion, 1961
Carnegie Museum, Mountain Sheep, Pittsburgh, 1961
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Carnegie Museum, Mountain Sheep, Pittsburgh, 1961
Coffee Testing at Hafner Coffee, Etna PA, 1961
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Coffee Testing at Hafner Coffee, Etna PA, 1961
Greater Pittsburgh Guild for the Blind - Travel Training, Pittsburgh, 1961
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Greater Pittsburgh Guild for the Blind - Travel Training, Pittsburgh, 1961
Televisit--Army missile and air defense bases, 1962
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Televisit Army missile and air defense bases, 1962
Stanley Theatre projection room, Pittsburgh, 1961
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Stanley Theatre projection room, Pittsburgh, 1961
Pittsburgh Crime Laboratory - Ballistics, 1961
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Pittsburgh Crime Laboratory - Ballistics, 1961
Betsy Ann Chocolates are still in business. A Catholic company, they also do fundraisers for churches over the holidays.
This is so kool video. There must be more of these videos in someone’s possession.
THANX FOR BRINGING IT TO US
Are these 2 guys twin brothers? 🤔
Learned a lot I didn’t know from this. Thanks for uploading
Interesting but so dated. So many things have changed.
Nicely done. I really enjoyed this. Thanks for the upload.
I assume they dressed up just to record this video. Surely they didn't dress like that normally.
People had class and dressed professionally in the 50s and 60s They took pride in doing a professional job Even many truck drivers wore ties back then My dad was a towboat man in the late 40s and 50s
They actually did dress much like this. I have seen many photographs of towboat wheelman from the the 1940’s through to the 1970’s and it wasn’t until the early 70’s when dress relaxed to much less formal attire. I’m a captain myself and have worked with men wearing sweat pants or shorts and tee shirts today....even just the pajamas they slept in😂 It’s a much different world.
...still the same today.
So many novices. And now hardly any 😢.
The pre-conciliar Catholic Church was vibrant and bursting with vocations
Although I never became a Sister as I had set out to be in my early twenties, I pray every day that at least one of my children will embrace this Vocation. God give us many labourers into thy harvest. Amen
I wonder what these sisters are doing now.
the sister of novices is so beautiful and she sounds so comforting thanks for the video
koila