Valley Town

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Valley Town is a short film from 1940 released on 16mm. It is held in the Prelinger Archives collection.

This is the story of how machines made a "boom" town with factories running at top speed, stores crowded with shoppers, money flowing freely - and of how more machines broke it. It considers the problem of capable men thrown out of good jobs because of high-speed machinery. It gives an idea of what it does to the spirit of a man and of the effect on a family. Finally it offers as one solution the constant training of adults to keep them abreast of new developments ready for new and better jobs.

Valley Town
Produced byEducational Film Institute of New York University and Documentary Film Producers, Inc.
Production
companies
Educational Film Institute of New York University and Documentary Film Producers, Inc.
Distributed byEducational Film Institute of New York University and Documentary Film Producers, Inc.
Release date
1940
Running time
24:32
LanguageEnglish
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