Table Manners
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Table Manners is a short film from 1947 released on 16mm. It is held in the Prelinger Archives collection.
Mrs. Post in her garden in Edgartown, Mass. in floral dress, pearls, white gloves and funny hat. ""Most people are at ease in their own homes, but often are confused at a dinner party.""
Emily Post says ""Manners at the most formal dinner party are exactly the same as they are at home."" Rather formal directions in how to eat soup; how to serve meat in a house without a maid; which implements to use in cutting salad and eating fruit; proper use of a finger bowl; the difficulties of eating spaghetti gracefully; how to handle chicken bones and other ""unwanted morsels;"" and much more. Some examples of bad manners.Supposedly, this film was made specifically for boys.
Table Manners | |
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Produced by | Christy Associates, Inc. |
Production companies | Christy Associates, Inc. |
Distributed by | Christy Associates, Inc. |
Release date | 1947 |
Running time | 10:07 |
Language | English |
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