Last night I turned the TV on to drift off to sleep by, and caught this 1963 travelogue short on TCM called "Stopover in Hollywood". These things are always a hoot, often execrable, but usually invaluable for their brief capture of a time and place.
BK has probably seen this one a million times, I know I have a few times, but I mention it anyway because its all too brief shots of "Hollywood" (which here might as well mean all of Southern California) are priceless, especially a quick pan across Grauman's Chinese during the roadshow engagement of WEST SIDE STORY. A glimpse of Marineland when it was practically a glamour spot in some aspects is equally compelling.
There were a few other good ones, and it's well worth the sixteen minutes of "storytelling" and narration dreck to see these glimpses of a magical past.