Disneyland Club 33 - A Tour (Original) @Circlevision91

Milan L. Brandon, II An exhaustive (daytime) catalogue of Disneyland's private restaurant prior to the infamous 2014 renovations that completely transformed its aesthetic, aura, and theme.

While other videos revealing the inside of the club exist, this one is intended to serve as a brick-by-brick record of the original Club. It proceeds by beginning with ticket pick-up, entering the park, and then touring the Club, capped by a ride on the Lily Belle train car (back when such a ride was a privilege offered to a select few).

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Disneyland Club 33 - A Tour (Original)

Milan L. Brandon, II 2016-05-03 | An exhaustive (daytime) catalogue of Disneyland's private restaurant prior to the infamous 2014 renovations that completely transformed its aesthetic, aura, and theme.

While other videos revealing the inside of the club exist, this one is intended to serve as a brick-by-brick record of the original Club. It proceeds by beginning with ticket pick-up, entering the park, and then touring the Club, capped by a ride on the Lily Belle train car (back when such a ride was a privilege offered to a select few).

Church of the Nativity - Rancho Santa Fe - Monsignor Dennis Clark - Silver Anniversary Mass (1991)

Milan L. Brandon, II 2020-11-17 | In late Spring 1991, the Church of the Nativity in Rancho Santa Fe celebrated two landmark events: the official completion of the award-winning parish facility and the 25th anniversary of the ordination of its founding pastor. The celebration incorporated elements that were to become hallmarks of Nativity celebrations in the coming years: reverent liturgy, choral music, and sincere, effective preaching.

Founding parishioner and artist W. Ford Schumann delivers remarks on Monsignor Clark at the close of the mass.

The soaring Processional is "I Was Glad" by Christopher Hubert Parry, a setting of Psalm 122.

Mary Brandon Funeral

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San Diego Above All (KPBS - 1996)

Milan L. Brandon, II 2015-05-02 | westofwestblog.wordpress.com

An aerial tour of America's Finest City, highlighting its scenic beauty, history, and culture.

This is the (far superior) predecessor to the new "San Diego - Above and Beyond" film (which suffers for its generic narrator, "single day shot" film, and anachronistic music). With emotive and genteel narration by Richard Easton and quiet music, coupled with sound accents that enhance the footage (to often haunting affect), this earlier film is more carefully edited and orchestrated. The filmmakers painstakingly selected clear winter days on which to film, and the result is the ultimate San Diego travellogue. What it lacks in HD quality it more than makes up for in spirit. This is the way a local sees San Diego.