Angels Flight

About Victoria

This author has not yet filled in any details.
So far Victoria has created 83 blog entries.

Angels Flight in New Cinerama Movie!

2021-03-30T10:19:56+00:00

Huell Howser: 1945-2013 R.I.P A 50-year-old Cinerama camera recently was used to film the experience of riding on the 110-year-old Angels Flight Railway. The "making of" video (in the link below) shows lots of views of Angels Flight. The video may be of special interest to cinema enthusiasts because of its detailed imagery of the Cinerama camera equipment and all that is involved in its use. The new, short Cinerama film, titled "In the Picture" and of which an Angels Flight segment will be a part, should premier at the Cinerama Dome in Hollywood, in Fall 2012. Click on [...]

Angels Flight in New Cinerama Movie!2021-03-30T10:19:56+00:00

New KCET Documentary

2021-03-26T12:04:53+00:00

New KCET Documentary New KCET / USC Libraries Documentary on Angels Flight! On May 30, 2013, KCET and the USC Libraries began posting a four-part online video series of documentaries on incline railways in Southern California click HERE. The series starts in Downtown -- home of the Angels Flight® Railway and Court Flight. To see the first segment on YouTube, click the link below the picture. The local Larchmont blog, the Larchmont Buzz, linked the KCET 12-minute video on Angels Flight and Court Flight: click HERE . Angels Flight® is still running sixteen hours a day, every day. The nearby, [...]

New KCET Documentary2021-03-26T12:04:53+00:00

The Ed Penney AF Documentary of 1965

2021-03-26T12:04:42+00:00

The Ed Penney AF Documentary of 1965 In the 1960's, documentary filmmaker Edmund Penny wrote (and said): "A place apart. A world of its own. A hill in the city of Los Angeles. A remnant of America at the turn of the century. This hill is waiting. Waiting for the bulldozer. The bucket crane. Bunker Hill is waiting to be leveled -- to make way for a new world: of concrete, steel and glass. Still: this place is part of our heritage, as the concrete, steel and glass will someday be. And something more will fall when the hill is [...]

The Ed Penney AF Documentary of 19652021-03-26T12:04:42+00:00

PERRY MASON AND THE CASE OF THE VIVID, VINTAGE VFX

2021-04-29T08:26:13+00:00

By CHRIS McGOWAN When HBO decided to reboot the Perry Mason TV series about a formidable criminal defense attorney in Los Angeles, it embarked on a nearly total re-imagining of one of the most beloved programs in television history. Based on Erle Stanley Gardner’s novels, the original Perry Masonstarred Raymond Burr in the titular role and ran from 1957-1966, with Burr returning for some two dozen TV movies from 1985 to 1993. The courtroom drama was an orderly affair with Mason always winning his case by the end and justice inevitably being served. The creators and showrunners of the new version [...]

PERRY MASON AND THE CASE OF THE VIVID, VINTAGE VFX2021-04-29T08:26:13+00:00

The landmark Angels Flight railway is a pivotal set in Perry Mason

2021-04-29T08:25:49+00:00

The landmark Angels Flight railway is a pivotal set in Perry Mason Perry Mason Reimagines the World of the Legendary Television Lawyer Production designer John P. Goldsmith brought Los Angeles back to 1932 for the HBO courtroom drama starring Matthew Rhys The generation of devoted viewers who watched the weekly courtroom drama Perry Mason in the 1950s and ’60s might not not recognize the new and reimagined Perry Mason in HBO’s upcoming series of the same name. Gone is actor Raymond Burr’s beloved criminal defense lawyer, whose commanding courtroom presence is legendary. This version’s Mason (played by Golden [...]

The landmark Angels Flight railway is a pivotal set in Perry Mason2021-04-29T08:25:49+00:00

Let’s take a long drive — virtually, of course — from SF to LA

2020-05-11T12:15:11+00:00

Let’s take a long drive — virtually, of course — from SF to LA Everything is virtual these coronavirus shutdown days. The virtual prom season has passed, and now it’s time for virtual graduation. We’ve dialed into the virtual opening of the yacht season, went to a couple of virtual cocktail parties, joined a virtual trivia contest and offered virtual good birthday wishes to a charming young relative. It’s been eight weeks since we went anywhere in real time, and that was only a one-day round trip for a party in Santa Rosa.So now is the perfect time for a [...]

Let’s take a long drive — virtually, of course — from SF to LA2020-05-11T12:15:11+00:00

Five Places Where the ‘City of Angels’ Lives Up To Its Name

2021-04-29T08:26:01+00:00

Five Places Where the 'City of Angels' Lives Up To Its Name If you’re tired of all the tales of the dark side of Los Angeles — the vice squads, murder mysteries, and noir films whose horrors were ripped from the headlines — don’t worry. There is a silver lining to the dark clouds of big city life! And it is possible to get on the side of the angels here in L.A., the city whose devotional name came from a group of pioneering believers! After all, L.A. is the City of Angels — a detail that can [...]

Five Places Where the ‘City of Angels’ Lives Up To Its Name2021-04-29T08:26:01+00:00

Angels Flight: Journey on world’s shortest railway lasts less than a minute!

2021-04-29T08:23:19+00:00

Angels Flight: Journey on world’s shortest railway lasts less than a minute! Now, this is quite an interesting story. Ever thought of sitting on a train where the journey lasts for just a minute or less? If not then, welcome to the Angels Flight. Situated in Los Angeles, California, this train claims that it's the shortest railway in the world! The train runs on the Bunker Hill between Hill Street and Grand Avenue and has changed the life of people since its inception. More about Angels Flight A prominent landmark and tourist attraction, Angels Flight is a 2 [...]

Angels Flight: Journey on world’s shortest railway lasts less than a minute!2021-04-29T08:23:19+00:00

25 Unique LA Historic-Cultural Monuments You Must See

2021-04-29T08:22:59+00:00

25 Unique LA Historic-Cultural Monuments You Must See Since the 1800s, the city of Los Angeles has had a rich history. From being the central hub for the film and media industry, to the city that brews with different cultures and ideas, nearly 4 million people call LA home for a reason. As proof of its history, there are 1,200 city declared historic-cultural monuments that dot the city. You can view the full list here. Take a look below in photos at 25 historic-cultural monuments you might have overlooked. 25 PHOTOS 1/25 Ann Johansson Built between 1921 and [...]

25 Unique LA Historic-Cultural Monuments You Must See2021-04-29T08:22:59+00:00
Go to Top