The "Super Chief" was a famous passenger train operated by the Santa Fe Railway from 1936 to 1971. Known for its luxurious amenities and speed, it connected Chicago to Los Angeles and was often referred to as the "Train of the Stars" due to its popularity among Hollywood celebrities. The train featured elegant dining cars, comfortable sleeping accommodations, and a streamlined design that made it a symbol of modern travel. The Super Chief was notable for its use of diesel locomotives, which allowed for faster travel times compared to steam engines. It covered the 2,265 miles between the two cities in about 39 hours, making it one of the fastest long-distance trains of its time. The service was discontinued in the early 1970s as air travel became more popular.