Short19045 min320×240

Dog factory (1904)

Edwin Stanton Porter

At the Wikimedia Commons

Low resolution (320×240): this is the archive's own copy. Where the browser can use the graphics chip, Enhance picture in the player's settings draws it sharper.

About

American short silent film. From Edison's catalog : "On the walls of the factory a lot of different varieties of frankfurters are hung. Each is marked with the breed of dog it is made from. A combined dog and bologna making machine is seen in the foreground, and two Germans are working industriously over it. A tramp enters with about a dozen dogs of various types, and sells them to the Germans. They are soon transformed into sausage and the tramp departs with his cash. A dude now enters who wants to buy a spaniel. The dog is quickly made and sold. A number of customers follow and are supplied with dogs that suit their fancies. Finally a tough enters who wants a bull dog. A Boston Bull is produced, but does not suit him. He wants a fighting bull. The dog is made, and as he jumps from the machine he grabs the tough by the pants, and dog and man mix up in a rolling match all over the floor. The tough finally releases himself and disappears, leaving the fighting bull dog to be again turned into bologna. 240 ft. $36.00."

Archive
Wikimedia Commons, in Wikimedia Commons
Licence or status
Public domain, as the Wikimedia Commons states it.
Rights statement
Public domain
Credit
Edwin Stanton Porter
Who can watch
The archive gives no rating. Invisible Network shows it to Teens profiles and older, judged from its collection and subjects. How films are placed