Bell Film

[Robin Unger]

[Barry Pollard]

Stabilize the men on the OP so we can spot the wavers and clappers among them and maybe even ID Simmons and Holland, please, if anyone has the time and power.

[Jack Trojan]

Here's a rough stabilization, which could be better but good enough to watch the ~8 people on the overpass, who don't move over ~1.3 secs (23 frames @ 18 fps).

[Robin Unger]

Cabluck crop

[Barry Pollard]

Here's a rough stabilization, which could be better but good enough to watch the ~8 people on the overpass, who don't move over ~1.3 secs (23 frames @ 18 fps).

That a good start Jack thank you!
The bombshell would be of course, if Holland himself was either waving or clapping, unthinkable or unbelievable as it might seem, I've seen stranger things.

[Royell Storing]

Here's a rough stabilization, which could be better but good enough to watch the ~8 people on the overpass, who don't move over ~1.3 secs (23 frames @ 18 fps).

    Why are we losing sight of the Images between the sprocket holes as the Bell Film footage progresses? These missing images between the sprocket holes would show the grass area running alongside Main St in addition to a portion of Main St itself. This area is important due to there having been Another Individual running in front of the man Bell did capture running Eastward toward Houston St. This "Lead Man" was captured on the Z Film as the JFK Limo sped toward the Triple Underpass, but he is MIA from the Bell Film & the Paschal Film.   

[Barry Pollard]

^
Could you be referring to the guy Cancelare caught "sitting" in the truck, who is more likely standing to the south of it?