The Middleton Family At The New York World's Fair (1939 Original Colored Film)

In this colorful 1939 film, an Indiana family visits the New York World's Fair, exploring the wonders of the Westinghouse exhibit. Guided by Jim, a fair worker and family friend, they marvel at scientific innovations while debating whether machinery creates or destroys jobs. The film also features a romantic rivalry for the affections of the young daughter, Babs, between Jim and Dick, a radical artist. Highlights include a dishwashing contest, the Westinghouse time capsule, and Elektro, the smoking robot.

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Snody, R. R., Hunter, G. R., Drummond, R., Lord, M., Lydon, J., Lee, R. [...] Modern Talking Picture Service, F. D. (1939) The Middleton Family at the New York World's Fair. Audio Productionsuction Company, prod United States: Modern Talking Picture Service. [Video] Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://www.loc.gov/item/2023600635