Industry on Parade #2

Complete catalog record
CU title “A pictorial review in events... in business and industry”
CU text “Produced each week by... the national association of manufacturers” wheel spinning in bg
CU text “FRIEND IN NEED!’
MS boys playing peewee football in backyard
MS boy being tackled
MS boy kicking football into window
CU angry man holding football, shaking fist through broken window
MS angry man running around his house football in hand, demanding to know which kid broke his window
CU boy in football helmet looking through phonebook
CU boy in football Helmut on the phone
CU man from SC Russell window company answering phone will replace the broken window
CU boy on phone looking happy!
MS boy in suit holding football
MS boy shaking SC Russell man’s hand
MS boy and man walking through factory plant
MS Mr. Russell explaining about new windows
MS window making machine making weather resistant steel or aluminum windows
CU man and boy’s hands holding bolts
CU man and boy looking at machine
MS man pointing out a combination window machine to boy who looks somewhat intrigued
MS man explaining windows to boy, who smiles and nods during his “eye opening experience”
MS boy and man putting on goggles to watch the metal sculptors work
MS man and boy standing near steam from the windows being “bondarized”
MS man and boy watching as another man paints on the windows’ first coat of paint
MS women fixing glass into window frame
MS man and boy watching the completed window
MS boy with football shaking SC Russell’s hand
CU SC Russell smiling next to his completed window
CU text “A message from industry to you...”
MS two rows of old fashioned cars lined up bumper to bumper
MS old fashioned cars driving two ways down freeway
MS traffic jam of old fashioned cars
MS old fashioned cars passing under overpass
MS old fashioned American car driving down street
MS man, woman next to old fashioned American car
CU man showing woman the car
MS old fashioned convertible driving down road
CU text “Bettering the brew!”
MS man and woman at breakfast table
CU woman pouring from her automatic coffee maker
CU flat circles of copper used to make coffee makers
MS man putting copper into machine, pulling out copper pots
2 CU copper pots in box
MS man putting copper pots into coffee-matic pot maker
CU machine that makes coffee-matic pots
MS man pulling out coffee-matic pot
2 CU pot being shaped by the “spinner” which molds the pot
CU man observing pot
MS “Sutterer” placing pot in “jig”
CU handle being burned onto pot
MS Metal craftsman putting down finished pot
MS factory workers at machines
CU man buffing coffee pot
CU pot being polished
MS woman placing coffee pot into machine where plating will be added
MS pots being assembled into “percolator”
MS woman handling pots, placing them on line
WS assembly line workers men and women working with pots
MS woman preparing pots for the thermostat
CU pot getting its temperature monitor
CU woman working with pt
3 MS women placing electrical circuits into pot
2 CU bottom of percolator being installed to pot
MS assembly line of women inspecting pots
MS woman working with machine which fills pot with hot water
CU thermometer in pot
MS woman working with thermometers
MS woman checking off pot on list
CU list of pots which are checked off
MS woman pouring and cleaning out pot
3 MS assembly line of women working with pots
CU coffee-matic being shined
CU text “Sawmaker for the world!”
MS 3 male officials of the E.C. Atkins company at table
CS portrait of E.C. Atkins founder
2 CU painting of saw factory in 1857
MS actual E.C. Atkins saw company building
MS man standing by circular cutting blade
CU circular cutting blade rotating
MS chain moving the circular cutting blade into oil bath
MS fire in oil bath
MS man bending teeth of saw with hammer
MS man using tool to add strength to saw
CU tool on saw
MS blade being sharpened by machine
CU blade sparking
MS black man wheeling ordinary hand saws away
MS man placing sheets of steel into cutting board
MS man placing sheets of steel into furnace on conveyer
MS man placing sheets of metal into tempering bath
MS man grinding down blade
CU blade being ground down
MS man using punchpress to cut the teeth in saw
CU punchpress cutting teeth into saw
MS man setting the teeth bending half in one direction and the other
CU machine bending teeth
MS men working with saws
CU tools sharpening the blades
MS man using machine to punch holes into saw
MS saw being polished by woman
CU woman polishing saw
CU text “factory afloat!”
MS ocean water flowing from Newfoundland
MS men dumping fish into processing room
MS men scaling fish in processing room
MS fish falling from conveyor belt
MS men gutting and cleaning fish
CU fish being cleaned
CU fish on conveyor belt
MS fish being weighed into 5 lbs quantities
MS men putting cleaned fish into boxes “Taste o’ sea”
MS man placing boxes of fish into freezer
MS freezer doors closing
CU timer
MS men moving frozen fish into shipping boxes
MS ship in Boston pier
3 MS men transferring cargo into ships
MS fish being placed into frying pan
CU text “kitchen kibitzers!”
MS Ekco products company building
MS machine that cuts and shapes the screen for tea strainers
CU tea strainer screens in box
MS rims for strainers falling out of machine
MS women in assembly line placing strainers together
CU machine shaping tea strainer
MS stacks of tea strainers
MS women in assembly line
CU woman using machine to put together an egg beater
MS placing gears into machine to set the egg beater
CU the machine making the egg beaters
MS woman wearing protective device called the strap, which prevents injuries
CU hand wearing the strap using machine
CU eggbeaters being made
2 women making can openers
CU can openers being made
CU can openers
MS woman placing can openers into boxes
MS women in assembly line with knife edge pie tins
CU pie plate being made by machine
CU finished pie plate
CU finished ekco products spinning around
MS pan left to right ekco pots and pans on shelves
CU text “a message from industry to you...”
2 MS battling G.I.s “battling communism abroad”
2 MS the White House
MS U.S. government officials clapping against debt
3 U.S. soldiers battling communism
CU text “The national association of manufacturers... the end”

Sources

  1. 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, length, catalog record