Hollywood Outtakes: Glendale CA on the Southern Pacific

There's no information accompanying this stock footage in the archive, but the location appears to be the Southern Pacific's station in Glendale California, and the time looks like World War II. There many men in uniform, as well as a number of women travelling with young children. And the trains are packed.
0:05 In the this shot, we see what appears to be train number 1-70, the first section of The Coaster, coming to a stop at Glendale. Headed up by a streamlined GS-4 4-8-4, the Coaster was a tourist-class overnight train between San Francisco and Los Angeles.
2:10 Somewhat later, train number 1-60, The West Coast, arrives in Glendale. At its head, cab-forward AC-10 4-8-8-2 No. 4225. The West Coast originated in Seattle and Portland and took the San Joaquin Valley line to Glendale.
Both of these were morning trains (The Coaster around 7:30am, the West Coast about an hour later), so Glenn Miller's Sunrise Serenade is appropriate.

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