UNDERSTANDING THE DOLLAR
TC In: 44612 TC Out: 45616
0:00 "A Coronet Film" & "Understanding the Dollar"
0:24 an open drawer of a cash register, a dollar bill, a silver dollar
0:39 external view of a house
0:43 inside a home with a woman in the kitchen, a dining table; a man comes to the door and gives her a business card
1:30 he leaves the house and waves to boys in a window
1:41 a newsstand vendor gives a paper to a person in a car; others purchase as well
2:15 a "Ford" showroom with a farmer wearing overalls
2:49 people on a sidewalk in the business district; a man walks along and greets an acquaintance
3:12 the "First National Bank"
3:25 zoom in and out of a dollar bill
3:50 a stock boy in a supermarket. "Lettuce 25¢"; bags of grain, 43¢; prunes
4:16 animation of how dollars work
5:05 cans of soup: 21¢ is changed to 20¢; sugar 63¢
5:19 a woman in the aisle of a supermarket with food in a shopping cart; animation; a radio, a ham, paisley shirt, a car, and shoes; animation of the dollar chart
6:03 housewife sits at a desk does paperwork
7:01 a handyman with his tools; he talks with a farmer
7:40 man with paperwork; a shopkeeper; two men in an office; with measuring scales
8:27 manufacturing the scales, and a row of them; paperwork
8:50 a grubby hand holds a dollar bill
9:03 a sign noting a car costs $822.17
9:41 the "Dollar Value" animation
9:43 the housewife takes a business card from a man
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Time: 1950s
Setting: United State
People: farmers, workers, clerical, housewives, handymen, newsboys
Objects: homes, cash registers, dollars, silver dollars, Ford, supermarkets, stores
Subjects: Value of a Dollar