https://peertube.dngr.us/videos/watch/13b4a8ea-890b-4e64-84a4-26b5f7fbba0d Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCddem5RlB3bQe99wyY49g0g/join Want to learn more about Periscope Film and get access to exclusive swag? Join us on Patreon. Visit https://www.patreon.com/PeriscopeFilm Visit our website www.PeriscopeFilm.com This film "The Double Feature Program for 1937 / A Film Story of the 1937 Ford V-8's, Which Speak for Themselves" was made by Audio Productions under the direction of R.F. Chapman with animation by W.O. Bailey. The innovative film uses live action and animation to promote the new Ford V-8 and all the latest features on the 1937 Ford. Original catalog description: A couple debating buying a new 1937 Ford car. An animated character pops out of the sales literature and begins telling the husband about why to buy the car. Husband goes for a ride and soon is joined by the wife in a second car. The film describes Bill and his wife discussing the features they want in a new car while also planning to see a double feature program at the Strand Theater. Bill is approached by a magical, animated ambassador from Detroit who offers to show him his ideal car. Bill lists his specifications, and the ambassador demonstrates a Ford V8 that meets all of Bill's requirements, including size, power, comfort, and economy. Bill and his wife are impressed by the car's features and take it for a test drive. The ambassador also introduces a similar car with a smaller engine and lower cost. After considering the benefits of both cars, Bill and his wife decide to buy them, enjoying the advantages of a double feature program every day. The ambassador congratulates them, highlighting the cars' quality and appeal. 0:00 - 0:53 Announcement of a double feature program at the Strand Theater. 0:53 - 1:19 Bill is making a list of features he wants in a new car while his wife expresses skepticism about affording it. 1:19 - 2:07 Bill's wife urges him to hurry up so they can see the double feature program. 2:07 - 2:33 Bill is approached by a magical, animated ambassador from Detroit who offers to show him his ideal car. 2:33 - 3:07 The ambassador asks Bill to list his car specifications. 3:07 - 4:02 : Bill describes his ideal car: big, spacious, powerful, comfortable, economical, and high-quality. 4:02 - 5:02 The ambassador explains that a V-type engine can provide power without taking up too much space. 5:02 - 6:01 Discussion about the car's wheelbase, weight, and riding ease. 6:01 - 6:53 : The ambassador demonstrates the car's feather-touch brakes and safety features. 6:53 - 7:55 : Bill emphasizes the need for a 100% steel body and luxurious appearance. 7:55 - 8:12 : The ambassador reveals the car, a Ford V8, which meets all of Bill's specifications. 8:12 - 9:08 : Bill and his wife are impressed by the car's features and take it for a test drive. 9:08 - 10:01 :The car's quality, performance, and safety features are highlighted during the drive. 10:01 - 11:00 : Bill's wife is convinced by the car's features and enjoys driving it. 11:00 - 12:02 : The car's quietness, improved springs, and variety of colors and upholstery are discussed. 12:02 - 13:03 : The ambassador explains the car's all-metal body structure and affordability. 13:03 - 14:12 : The ambassador introduces another car, similar but with a smaller engine and lower cost. 14:12 - 15:03 : Bill and his wife consider the benefits of having both cars. 15:03 - 16:02 • The ambassador highlights the smaller car's economy and suitability for various needs. 16:02 - 17:17 : Testimonials from different users praising the car's economy, comfort, and versatility. 17:17 - 18:10 : Bill and his wife decide to buy both cars, enjoying the benefits of a double feature program every day. 18:10 - End : The ambassador congratulates Bill and his wife on their decision, emphasizing the cars' quality and appeal. 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