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Pueblo boy.

SPONSOR: Ford Motor Co. PRODUCTION CO.: Transfilm Inc. RESOURCES: Copyright not registered; RaymondSpottiswoode, “Men of Gloucester, Pueblo Boy, Southern Highlanders,” in Ideas, 205. HOLDINGS:LC/Prelinger, MacDonald.Travelogue showcasing a father-son visit to a Native American powwow in Gallup, NewMexico. According to Raymond Spottiswoode, this Ford-sponsored film reveals “not somuch America as the mind of Henry Ford Sr.” NOTE: Released in 16mm Technicolor,Pueblo Boy was part of Ford’s Americans at Home series. For more about the series, see“Ford Sponsors Series Americans at Home,” Bus Scrn 8, no. 2 (1947): 12.


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SPONSOR: Ford Motor Co. PRODUCTION CO.: Transfilm Inc. RESOURCES: Copyright not registered; RaymondSpottiswoode, “Men of Gloucester, Pueblo Boy, Southern Highlanders,” in Ideas, 205. HOLDINGS:LC/Prelinger, MacDonald.Travelogue showcasing a father-son visit to a Native American powwow in Gallup, NewMexico. According to Raymond Spottiswoode, this Ford-sponsored film reveals “not somuch America as the mind of Henry Ford Sr.” NOTE: Released in 16mm Technicolor,Pueblo Boy was part of Ford’s Americans at Home series. For more about the series, see“Ford Sponsors Series Americans at Home,” Bus Scrn 8, no. 2 (1947): 12.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.

More in Americans at Home Series

  1. Southern Highlanders 1945
  2. Pueblo boy. 1947
  3. Town That Came Back 1955

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  1. 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, year, creator, length, format, sound, genre, description, catalog record

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