A docu-series featuring short historical newsreels and footage from the Viguié Archives.
The introduction of these historical capsules features archival footage of key achievements in the extensive legacy of Juan E. Viguié Jr., including building the first film studios in Puerto Rico in the 1950s.
The grand welcoming celebration received by the famous actor and director José Ferrer, upon returning to his home island of Puerto Rico after his Oscar win for Best Actor. His depiction of Cyrano de Bergerac in the theatrical play of the same name won him the first Tony Award for Best Actor in a Play in 1947. He then reprised the role in the 1950 movie adaptation and earned the Academy Award, going down in history as the first Hispanic and Puerto Rican actor to earn this high achievement.
Fascinating 1950s news footage of the famous Puerto Rican thoroughbred Camarero, the first triple-crown horse in the history of the island, and a key figure in ushering a new era for the sport.
Children in Puerto Rico had the chance to play in the snow during the holiday season on Three Kings Day in the early 1950s. This short archival footage takes us back to the momentous occasion when actual snow was flown in all they way from Vermont as a gift by Eastern Airlines.
A historic event that spread chaos throughout Puerto Rico; the massive escape of over 100 prisoners from the infamous Oso Blanco maximum security prison, masterminded by the feared outlaw Antonio Correa Cotto.
Discover how the people of Puerto Rico euphorically united to celebrate their baseball heroes. Don't miss this unforgettable tribute to the greatness of sports in Puerto Rico!
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