In the Suburbs: Key Highlights
Overview
- Title: In the Suburbs
- Summary: The film showcases typical aspects of family life for young couples residing in suburban areas. It highlights the significance of Redbook magazine, which is targeted specifically at young adults.
- Produced by: Redbook Magazine, United States, circa 1957.
Contributors
- Carlo Arcamone
- Tracy Ward (Film Producer)
- Bert Spielvogel
- On Film, Inc
- Redbook Magazine (Firm)
Content Details
- Genre:
- Promotional films
- Short films
- Nonfiction films
- Headings:
- Suburban life in the United States
- Young families in the United States
Production Notes
- Copyright Information:
- © Redbook Magazine, McCall Corp., registered on 29 Nov 1957 under LP10279.
- Design Credits:
- Jean Sharpe
- Carlo Arcamone
- Joseph Cole
- Tracy Ward
- Bert Spielvogel
- Herbert Hagens
- Prelinger Source: Directed by Tracy Ward with Bert Spielvogel as the camera operator.
Technical Details
- Medium:
- 1 video file (approximately 20 minutes)
- Sound, color, and black & white
Access Information
Rights & Access
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Citation Styles
- Chicago Style:
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- APA Style:
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Additional Resources
- Part of the National Screening Room collection
- Related items and additional metadata formats available in MARCXML, MODS, and Dublin Core Record.
Related Topics and Exploration
- Suburban life, young families, and their representation in media.
- Cultural and societal themes of 1950s America.
- The role of promotional films in shaping consumer culture.
Key Takeaways
- In the Suburbs offers a historical perspective on suburban living in the 1950s, with a focus on young families and consumer guidance through media like Redbook Magazine.
- An example of mid-20th century promotional films seeking to influence and inform the public about lifestyle choices.
These notes aim to encapsulate the essence of the film "In the Suburbs" and provide a comprehensive understanding of its content and context, including its production, distribution, and cultural significance.