Notre Dame vs Texas Football 1952
Notre Dame vs Texas Football 1952
Notre Dame vs Texas Football 1952
Notre Dame vs Texas Football 1952
Notre Dame vs Texas Football 1952
Notre Dame vs Texas Football 1952
Notre Dame vs Texas Football 1952
Notre Dame vs Texas Football 1952
Notre Dame vs Texas Football 1952
Notre Dame vs Texas Football 1952
Notre Dame vs Texas Football 1952
Notre Dame vs Texas Football 1952
Notre Dame vs Texas Football 1952
Notre Dame vs Texas Football 1952
Notre Dame vs Texas Football 1952
Notre Dame vs Texas Football 1952
Notre Dame vs Texas Football 1952
Notre Dame vs Texas Football 1952
Notre Dame vs Texas Football 1952
Notre Dame vs Texas Football 1952
Notre Dame vs Texas Football 1952
Notre Dame vs Texas Football 1952

Notre Dame vs Texas Football 1952

Regular price $199.00
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Title:
Family Life, Roadside Travel, and College Football — 1952

REEL ID:
L076R006

RUN TIME:
00:10:59

FORMAT:
16mm motion picture film

FILM TYPE:
Kodak Kodachrome color reversal film (home movie stock)

SOUND:
Silent (no synchronized sound)

Description:
This Kodachrome home movie, filmed between 1952 and 1953, blends intimate family moments with roadside travel and a significant college football event. Shot on 16mm Kodak Kodachrome color film without synchronized sound, the reel preserves richly saturated images of postwar American life—moving fluidly between private family spaces and public spectacle.

The film opens with scenes of family leisure and early childhood milestones. A family picnics on the beach while ocean waves roll in nearby. A baby learns to walk, picks flowers from the garden, and explores outdoor spaces. Intercut footage shows family members reviewing old photographs, creating a reflective moment that connects past and present within the film itself.

Domestic routines appear throughout. Kitchen scenes capture cleanup after meals, while women work together outside in the garden. The family takes a walk outdoors during the fall season, and travel moments include women sleeping in the back of a car as the family loads up for a trip. Roadside signage appears along the journey, including a storefront sign reading “City Appliance Sports Goods Toys Records” and another for “The Oaks Cafe”, preserving everyday commercial details of the era.

The reel culminates with footage from a major college football game: Notre Dame vs. Texas, filmed in Austin on October 4, 1952. Fans display hand-lettered signs reading “Go Irish” and “Beat Texas.” A close-up features Jack Alessandrini, offering a rare, personal-scale view of the team captain during the game.

Together, these scenes preserve a layered portrait of early-1950s American life—where family milestones, domestic routines, automobile travel, and college football culture coexist within a single Kodachrome home-movie record.

Tags:
1952, 1953, Kodak Kodachrome, Color home movies, 16mm film, Silent film, Family life, Baby learning to walk, Garden flowers, Beach picnic, Domestic routines, Kitchen cleanup, Fall season, Road trip, Roadside signage, City Appliance sign, The Oaks Cafe, Women traveling, College football, Notre Dame football, Texas football, Austin Texas, Jack Alessandrini, Go Irish, Beat Texas, Midcentury America, Americana, Analog film, Nostalgic footage, Archival home movie

SCAN SPECS

  • Codec: H.265
  • Aspect Ratio: 4:3
  • Resolution: 4000 × 3000

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