01 January 1957 6 mins
Courtesy of the U.S. Forest Service, a short film in which singer Vaughn Monroe and his family vacation in the woods. While Vaughn sings folk songs and dispenses fire safety information, his young daughter Chris wanders off into the forest alone and has a brief encounter with a man in a cheap Smokey the Bear costume.
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Vaughn Monroe as Himself
United States 01 January 1957
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A 1957 short from the Forest Service featuring Smokey Bear and country singer Vaughn Monroe (of "Ghost Riders in the Sky" fame) with his family.
A family camps in a beautiful forest and Smokey Bear teaches them to prevent forest fires. We digitized and uploaded this film on behalf of the Prelinger ...
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