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07:01:25:04 VS different people asking about the new Chevrolet: MS shopkeeper in tie and apron bagging groceries “Have you heard anything about the new Chevrolet?”

CU older man wearing glasses and hat in car “Wonder what the new Chevrolet is going to be like?”; two women carrying baskets walking out door “And I heard the news are going to be even more comfortable”; MS profile man in hate wearing leather gloves holding lit match about to light cigar “Yes. I am going down to see it”; MS young couple dancing woman says to her partner “I’m anxious to see the new Chevrolet; two boys walking in park “Dad says it will be out soon!”; CU man shaving with shaving cream on face “Yeah you gotta hand it to Chevrolet”; teenage girl looks up from straw in drink “It’ll be some car!”; teenage boy putting on football pads looks up “When’s it coming out?”; CU man from knee down hitting golf shot; MS sweaty workman in cap; CU mouth “In November.”

07:02:12:14 VS inside Chevrolet factory; parts moving down conveyor line; workers in clear division of labor; enormous gears and machinery; workers in assembly line.

07:03:15:28 Man working at desk, drawing and writing by lamplight, throwing away draft after draft in frustration.

07:03:26:11 VS advertising artists at work: artist in profile airbrushing at drafting table, word “Militant” flashes in frame; front angle MS artist at work “Provoke Conversation” superimposed over shot; artist in profile smoking pipe “Salesman Can Pick up and Use” superimposed on shot; low angle photographer taking picture with old fashioned large box camera “Truthful” superimposed.

07:03:56:08 spinning words on fire read “The Complete Car- Completely New.”

07:05:45:04 Man seated in front of wall of input jacks and dials, patching cables into inputs.

07:06:20:27 Mostly hatted men in suits and overcoats and women fancily dressed perusing Chevrolet showroom.

07:07:49:05 worker checks newspaper printing press machinery.

07:08:03:09 CU dozens of different newspapers in cascade running like credits up screen.

07:09:25:29 Stop-motion animation using popular magazines Literary Digest, Colliers, Time, Literary Digest, Fortune, Better Homes & Gardens, Vogue, Woman’s World, McCall’s, Esquire, Harper’s Bazaar etc. Four magazines added at a time creating symmetrical patters out of magazine pile; magazines then jumbled and restacked.

07:10:09:02 CU “1937 Portfolio of Local Advertising for Chevrolet Dealers” booklet and man’s hands leafing through booklet.

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Internet Archive, in Prelinger Archives

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Credit

Handy (Jam) Organization

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