Film, Video 1104 Sutton Road
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Title
- 1104 Sutton Road
Summary
- Dramatized incidents and a split-screen technique are used to present the different perspectives of Adam Hathaway, a dissatisfied factory worker, as he looks at productivity through the eyes of a husband, a worker, a foreman, and president of his company. Adam learns that every employee, regardless of position, must be productive to succeed. Emphasis is placed on improving personal relations and communications in the workplace to achieve a common goal. 1104 Sutton Road points out that productivity grows out of ingenuity, not longer hours, and it begins in the board room by finding ways to create an atmosphere that makes productivity grow and flourish.
Names
- Beall, Samuel, 1908-2002, screenwriter, onscreen presenter
- Tilles, Jack, film director
- Langton, Paul, 1913-1980 actor
- Marshall, Trudy, 1920-2004, actor
- Rayner, Ray, actor
- Niklasch, John, 1910-2003, cinematographer
- Jewell, Edward C., production designer
- Koonce, Donald, 1923-2002, film editor
- Norlin, Lloyd B., composer
- Champion Paper and Fibre Company, sponsor, copyright claimant
- Wilding Picture Productions, production company
- Modern Talking Picture Service, film distributor
- Copyright Collection (Library of Congress)
Created / Published
- United States : Modern Talking Picture Service, Inc., 1958.
Headings
- - Job satisfaction
- - Labor productivity
- - Employee motivation
Genre
- Educational films
- Sponsored films
- Short films
- Nonfiction films
Notes
- - LP10280 U.S. Copyright Office
- - Copyright: Champion Paper and Fibre Co.; 31Dec57; LP10280.
- - Paul Langton, Trudy Marshall, Ray Rayner, Barry Hopkins, Bill Evans.
- - Onscreen presenter: [Samuel Beall].
- - Photography, John Niklasch ; production design, Edward Jewell ; assistant director, Joe Howard ; sound recording, Everett Ryan ; film editor, Donald Koonce ; musical score, Lloyd Norlin.
- - Filmed in 1957 at Wilding Picture Productions, Inc.
- - Parts of summary from National Film Preservation Foundation WWW site and Business screen.
- - Onscreen presenter in black and white discussion segment after the film visually identified as Samuel Beall.
- - LC copy running time is 39 minutes and contains the 1104 Sutton Road film (30 min., col.) followed by a discussion segment featuring Samuel Beall (9 min., b&w); unable to confirm in secondary sources whether this discussion segment is in other copies of the film.
- - 1104 Sutton Road was Samuel Beall's actual address in the Mt. Washington neighborhood of Cincinnati, Ohio, which he used as the address of the character Adam Hathaway in the film.
- - Sources used: MI Film and Television catalog card; Copyright catalog card; Copyright catalog, motion pictures, 1950-1959, p. 95, viewed September 7, 2023 via the Internet Archive; National Film Preservation Foundation WWW site, viewed September 7, 2023; Business screen, 1957, v. 18, no. 6, p. 67, viewed online September 7, 2023 via Media History Digital Library; Business screen, 1958, v. 19, no. 5, p. 31, viewed online September 7, 2023 via Media History Digital Library; Business screen, 1958, v. 19, no. 8, p. 666, viewed online September 7, 2023 via Media History Digital Library; Cincinnati post, February 25, 1959, p. 31, viewed September 8, 2023 via Newspapers.com; Cincinnati enquirer, April 27, 1952, p. 51, viewed September 8, 2023 via Newspapers.com.
Medium
- 1 video file (digital) (39 min.) : sd., col. and b&w
Digital Id
Library of Congress Control Number
- 2023600420
Online Format
- image
- video
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Contributor
- Beall, Samuel
- Champion Paper and Fibre Company
- Copyright Collection (Library of Congress)
- Jewell, Edward C.
- Koonce, Donald
- Langton, Paul
- Marshall, Trudy
- Modern Talking Picture Service
- Niklasch, John
- Norlin, Lloyd B.
- Rayner, Ray
- Tilles, Jack
- Wilding Picture Productions