Seventh Street Entrance
Seventh Street Entrance is a short film from 1935 released on 16mm. It is held in the Prelinger Archives collection.
Film about woman sales associate winning trip to New York City. Filmed at Stix, Baer and Fuller department store in downtown St. Louis, Missouri.
03:38:15:27 CU clock with Roman numerals reads 5:00.
03:38:21:08 CU man filmed in profile blows into trumpet.
03:38:56:04 Woman with short 1930s haircut opens antique cash register and counts money.
03:39:06:05 CU disembodied hand holding a pencil lifts a cursive hand written note revealing text sign �Quality tells Quality Sells.�
03:40:54:19 CU 1930s art deco clock reads 7:22.
03:40:58:19 Woman seated in chair flips through magazine; high-angle CU woman flipping through magazine, woman finds large printed page inserted in magazine with slogan �Quality tells-Quality sell,� woman crinkles up page and throws it away; mailman rings doorbell, woman receives letter in the mail; CU Western Union paper in disembodied woman�s hands.
03:43:14:12 CU disembodied hands sewing flowery patter material; CU art deco clock reads 7:44; CU disembodied hand irons silk material; CU clock reads 8:07; CU woman foot struggling to put shoe on; CU tear in woman�s stocking; CU clock 8:42; man looking at pocket watch walks up and stops with back in front of African-American bellhop in front of a hotel; woman sits down in chair and cries; man passes about in front of hotel looking at pocket watch in hand; man climbs aboard train as it is leaving station; woman huddled crying in chair; VS pan over woman�s 1930 wardrobe.
03:47:03:12 CU clock reads 8:54; woman opens crinkled ball of paper on table; wrinkled paper reads �Quality tells-quality sells.� Clock with roman numerals reads 8:30.
03:48:37:00 CU woman flips through 1930s fashion magazine.
03:49:24:28 VS woman selling pair of stockings in department store.
03:52:04:11 Calendar from May 1935 flies out of frame revealing June 1935, followed by July.
03:53:31:11 Great shot 1930s woman reading in passenger car of train, woman hands telegram to African American man working on train.| Seventh Street Entrance | |
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| Produced by | Hardcastle Films |
Production company | Hardcastle Films |
| Distributed by | Hardcastle Films |
Release date | 1935 |
Running time | 11:28 |
| Language | English |
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