American Suburbia
Witness a fascinating account of a nation's efforts to become progressive and prosperous.
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Our Communities. The 1940s and '50s were an age of transition for American suburbs. This series encapsulates the essence of this period. It begins with a tour of New York's streets as they were in 1941, peeps at the activities that go on round the clock in the city. A wonderful viewing experience for all those who wish to see the American suburbs as they were in '40s and '50s.
- Ep 1
1.Arteries of New York
01-06-2005404mShows transportation corridors leading into and out of New York City, and efforts at transportation and infrastructure planning.
- Ep 2
2.Our Community
01-06-2005404mIllustrates the interdependence of people in a community by showing shared community functions and services. Depicts police and fire protection, health safeguards, and park and rec...
- Ep 3
3.The Best Made Plans
01-06-2005404mLoving tribute to Saran plastic wrap as an indispensable household accessory. Uses the setting of a young child's birthday party to show how Saran Wrap can be used both for food pr...
- Ep 4
4.In The Suburbs
01-06-2005404mThoughtfully made advertising sales promo film extolling 1950s suburbanites as citizens and consumers. Shows typical facets of the family life of young couples living in the suburb...
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