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Men and Machines

NFPF Orphan Films1936Public Domain
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Dramatized documentary supporting workplace mechanization. Men and Machines argues that the introduction of labor-saving machines results in cost savings and more leisure time for Americans. The concluding narration accompanies a montage of consumer goods and reminds viewers that “we Americans are sitting on top of the world.” Note: The film was distributed in a multimedia package as part of the “Business Facts Program” for employers. Also released in 16mm. Remade in 1947.

Directors & creators

Audio Productions Inc.

Subjects

sponsored film

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