Wide shot of a time clock punch in station. A man walks into frame, takes his time card from the rack, punches it, and puts it in another rack.

b&w - workers punch different time clocks - exit or arrive at work - some at the employee entrances or studio gates - includes inserts - c/u of the time clock w/ cards punched

Worker arriving at work and punching a time card in a clock before starting a factory shift

CU man with unlit cigar in mouth, Man types, CU fingers type, Various people use computer keyboards (seen again many times), Black man smiles, CU girl smiles, Page of data, Various CU's of smiling people, People work with printouts, use keyboards, Harried businessman at cluttered desk, Woman enters, shakes hands with man, CU tapes turn on processing unit, CU woman appalled, Man shows woman papers, Animation of man scared by big computer, CU woman talks, Processing unit, terminal, Printer prints, Man, woman talk at desk, Animation of CU mad computer, Man works at mainframe terminal, CU hand holds transistor, integrated circuit, Man, woman enter building, look at mainframe, CU hand puts board into computer, CU lights flash on processing unit, CU faces of people at work at keyboards, CU thoughtful man, CU printout, CU face of computer, Woman shows man open book, Hand writes on chart, ECU typewriter types, Man watches woman type, CU fingers type (seen again), CU columns of numbers, CU data register lights blink, Room full of processing units, Animation of lights blinking, Animation of star going through input, processing, memory, output, cubes fly into input, through processing, form into one big cube, processing does simple math examples, chooses z from set of b's, letter, numbers, shapes sit in memory, all fly out of output, Woman works key punch machine, CU punched card comes out, Woman hands stack of computer cards to man, CU hands flip through stack of computer cards, Woman loads cards into card reader, ECU cards go through card reader, Rows of lights go on, Man sits at terminal, looks at papers, Light on select button flashes, CU data on cathode ray tube, Paper lifts, reveals toy spider, CU hand erases numbers from sheet, Man, woman walk among processing units (seen again), CU tape spins, Nice shots of early 1980s room sized computers, Big board of lights, switches, CU hand writes numbers, CU bunches of wires, CU lights flash, Data on screens, Woman in hospital bed, monitor in background, CU data emerges from printer

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00:00:00:00 [NY City Tribune Daily, founded by Rev Moon suspends publication today but plans an expanded version next year]-- B-roll INT of NYC Tribune 4:20/ worker punching time card & pan do ...

FTG FOR AN ANTONIO MORA CS / B-ROLL OF PEOPLE PUNCHING THEIR CARDS IN TIME CLOCK /

Montage of man finishing work and punching time card, 1940s

Slump Nears End As Toy Town Reports Record Trade Gains

1960s: Workers punch time cards and replace them on wall.

OLDER MAN PUNCHES TIME CARD. WORKER PUNCHING TIMECLOCK

Titles read: 'The Co-operative Productive Federation presents - THE ELEVATION OF LABOUR'. <br/> <br/>Reel 1. Foreword talks of the History of Labour being the history of man, and says the purpose of this film is to show the success of Co-operative Co-Partnership, and how some of the products of the Federation are manufactured. <br/> <br/>Title introduces the England of a century and a half ago, with the village the centre of social life. Scenic shots of countryside - houses, river, workers on farm fields. People in old-fashioned dress (1830s or 1840s?) ride along in open train carriages pulled by an early steam train. Smoking chimney signals industrial age. Windows of factory. Titles detail poor wages and conditions of factory workers at time. Actors recreate scene of boy and woman handing over bag of something to boss who gives them a few coins. The boys looks despondent and limps off with his mother. Factory workers coming out of building in shawls and ragged Victorian clothing. Well-dressed woman greets a man coming out of a large house and they walk off together (wealthy owner of factory, according to titles). <br/> <br/>Title talks of Trade Unions gaining strength and influence in improving conditions for workers. Shot of happy women workers coming out of factory building in the 1930s. Line of people queue for their wages inside. Headline in newspaper about profits of company giving higher dividends for shareholders. Title talks of Co-operative Co-partnership, with employees electing their own board of directors and attaining the ideal of self-employment. Tailors at work in Co-operative company. Cheery girls on their way to work. Title about 44 Co-operative factories providing security, happiness and efficiency for workers. Men operate large adding machines; others operating machinery (looks lke Braille cards being punched). Newspaper or book printing works - machinery in action - good footage. Pamphlets and books being printed and bound. Cardboard boxes being made and joined together. These are good factory shots with men and women workers. <br/>Continued.

Numerous shots of women assembling radio components in Clairtone Radio factory, of technician testing assembled radio. Various shots of workers punching time clock and leaving Clairtone factory. Shot of two men leaving factory on red motorcycle.

Men get paychecks, punch time cards; 1940s

African American occupations in Atlanta, Georgia. An African American woman using a keyboard machine to cut Hollerith 88 column punch cards. Another African American worker using a sorter to process punch cards. View of the sorter stacking cards into separate bins. Another worker feeds cards onto a machine that takes them rapidly, one at a time. A man watching cards travel along a sorting device. A worker taking a nap. Location: Atlanta Georgia USA. Date: 1939.

Inside a fish packing plant located in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia: CSs and CUs of women and men filing past the time clock, punching in as they come in for work. Several shots of women and men at work inside the plant; various details of their jobs. Various shots of a shell opening competition, a crowd of spectators is visible in the background.

Workers punching time cards at General Motors factory in US doing war production in World War II

FTG FOR AN ANTONIO MORA CS / B-ROLL OF PEOPLE PUNCHING THEIR CARDS IN TIME CLOCK /

1960s: Line of workers punch their time cards and replace them in wall-mounted file. Employees enter office door.

Animation. The parts of a Ford motor car assemble themselves in a magical fashion through the aid of stop frame animation. All set to music (no voiceover) - very cute and beautifully animated. <br/> <br/>Montage sequence of new cars being driven off the production line intercut with intertitles proclaiming: "Production Schedule for To-Day 5000 - completed 4996" then 4997, 4998 and 4999. C/U of a whistle blowing. Tools are handed over at the end of the day. Turning drills slow down and stop. Everything on the factory floor comes to a standstill. C/U of a time card being punched. C/U of men's feet as they leave the factory. C/U of one man's feet. Camera pans up his body to show him looking up into the air. Cut to the Production Schedule sign - 4999 completed. He removes his hat and scratches his head. Later, falling asleep in an armchair his newspaper falls from his hand. He begins to dream. C/U of the radiator of a Ford V8. Suddenly the logo on the badge turns into a cartoon figure - a Peter Pan like boy who begins to climb all over the car, sliding along, doing handstands etc. He looks at the production target and looks puzzled. Then he has an idea. In a think bubble a car with the number 5000 appears. He flies up on to the machinery hanging down in the factory and blows on a horn. Various spare bits and pieces which have been hiding under ledges begin to move (through stop frame animation) and assemble. Our cartoon friend floats down from the ceiling by means of small parachutes which turn into small pipes. He plays a tune on his pipes. The pieces begin to assemble themselves, doing little dances. The cartoon character puts a large hat on and becomes a kind of marching majorette making the pieces all move around and fall into place. At one point he has to fix a flat tyre. Kaleidoscopic sequence with multiple images of pistons. Parts which look like women wearing skirts do a dance. Some springs bob up and down. Some parts make up a small rowing boat shape. We see the pistons inserting themselves into place. The engine gradually builds itself. Our cartoon friend wears a Napoleon 's hat and looks through a telescope. He takes his clothes off and starts the fan which propels the engine through the air. The engine lands on the chassis. The bodywork puts itself together. Our friend looks at his shiny reflection in the bodywork. <br/> <br/>He dances and then magic's himself away in a puff of smoke. The bodywork puts itself on the chassis. High in the sky we see the bonnet flapping its sides like a bird. Our cartoon friend sits on the bonnet and is brought down to the ground with a bump. Interior of the car - Peter Pan operates the controls. Suddenly a fire breathing dragon appears and scares the pixie boy. He flies out of the car window and throws a nut through the car window. It comes flying back at him and knocks him flying. Little birds fly around his head. He climbs up to the window and puts his window on the smashed part. It repairs itself. He then walks on the bonnet. He takes out a stethoscope and listens to the bonnet. We see the engine at work. Pixie boy places a rosette on the front of the radiator which reads: " Champion". The rosette turns into the V8 logo. Pixie boy does some somersaults and then magic's the sign to read: "Completed 5000." He climbs back into place on the front badge, taking bows and then changing to the V8 logo. <br/> <br/>Note: This film is in the public domain therefore not Pathe copyright.

b&w - workers punch different time clocks - exit or arrive at work - some at the employee entrances or studio gates - includes inserts - c/u of the time clock w/ cards punched - also a Paramount newsreel logo the eyes and ears of the world

The Longest Gangplank Pt 1 Description: Entertaining travelogue from 1926 promoting The French Line, a trans-Atlantic cruise line. This is interspersed with narrative that focuses on a young middle-class couple who takes a trip on the ocean liner. Extensive footage of passengers enjoying leisure time and activities on the sun deck, couples in 1920s formal attire dancing and eating in dining room, people exercising in the gym, and romantic couples. Clip #: TFA-157 Length: Year: 1926 Color: B/W Sound: Silent Decade: 1920s Filmmaker: Andre de la Varre Subject: Recreation Original: 35mm Keywords: 1920s, travelogues, audiences, banquets, bedrooms, churches, cigarettes, clapping, churches, couples, religion, crosses, prays, dining halls, drinking, eating, gyms, offices, puppet shows, restaurants, sports, travel agencies, steamship, steamboat, steamers, passenger ships, ocean liners, cruise ships, boats, ships, arguing, love, argument, gymnasium, exercising, medicine balls, punching bags, formal attire, tuxedos, evening dresses, cocktail dresses, sophisticated, sophisticates, socializing, bystanders, transatlantic crossing, antique cars 01:00:12:18 Title cards: ""The French Line - Compagnie Generale Transatlantique"" superimposed over image of Ocean Liner. ""The Longest Gangplank"" Young couples on deck of sailboat enjoying leisure time, woman dives into water & swims nearby. One couple declares they are sailing to Europe on French Line, woman begs husband to do the same. LA woman in swimsuit sits on boom & gazes into distance of setting sun (good shot, dreamy, romantic, romance). 01:02:49:25 INT bedroom, husband & wife in separate beds argue about going on French Line, both get irritated (he thinks it is too much money). 01:03:44:08 INT office, MS businessman sits at desk & tries to make telephone calls (everyone he tries to call is not there and are traveling on the French Line). MS businessman suddenly looks towards window. LA CU smoke coming out funnel of steamboat (smokestack). MS French Line Ocean Liner on the move. CU headshot still image of 1920s glamour girl. MS businessman at desk smiles & nods his head (decides to find out how much money cruise would cost). 01:05:15:12 EXT French Line Travel Agency building at 18 State Street. Man walks into building & asks travel agent for ticket prices. Travel agent unfurls large brochure & shows man options. Man lights cigarette, decides on option & purchases tickets. 01:07:18:23 INT house, MS wife lies on couch reading. Husband surprises wife w/ tickets on French Line, & she is ecstatic. They kiss & eagerly look over brochure. 01:08:51:14 Silhouetted images of people waving from ground as ocean liner departs (good shot, departure, voyage). Neon sign flashing ""French Line"" recedes into distance. 01:09:53:04 Ship passengers walking on deck & relaxing in deckchairs. Crowds of passengers on sun deck watch as actress Marion Davies rolls dice for game & man w/ megaphone announces roll. END OF PART ONE 01:11:36:11 PART II MS couple, woman w/ happy expression Crowds of passengers on sun deck watch as actress Marion Davies rolls dice for game & man w/ megaphone announces roll. Jazz musician Ted Lewis stands in crowd & laughs. 01:12:19:13 Boxers spar in boxing ring on sun deck as crowds watch. Wrestlers spar in ring on sun deck as crowds watch. MS happy couple sitting on sun deck applauding & watching. 01:14:27:03 Puppet show w/ puppets hitting each other w/ sticks. Group of happy children applauding. LS adults & children watching puppet show. INT gym, men toss medicine ball around, man punches speed bags. Men riding stationary exercise bicycles (bikes) w/ huge pedometers (great shot, old exercise equipment). Children riding ""horse"" exercise equipment. (good shots, exercising, exercise) 01:15:25:00 Passengers play shuffleboard on sun deck (good shots, leisure). Couple greets men seated in deckchairs. 01:16:45:20 Couple walks up to Captain's Bridge & shakes hands w/ Captain. Captain gives couple tour of bridge & chats w/ them. Captain unhoo

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