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Henry Ford, American Experience Films presents ; a Sarah Cold Productions film for American experience ; WGBH ; written, produced, and directed by Sarah Colt ; co-producer, Helen Ryan Dobrowski

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Henry Ford, American Experience Films presents ; a Sarah Cold Productions film for American experience ; WGBH ; written, produced, and directed by Sarah Colt ; co-producer, Helen Ryan Dobrowski
Language
eng
Characteristic
videorecording
Main title
Henry Ford
Oclc number
823000279
Responsibility statement
American Experience Films presents ; a Sarah Cold Productions film for American experience ; WGBH ; written, produced, and directed by Sarah Colt ; co-producer, Helen Ryan Dobrowski
Runtime
120
Series statement
American experience
Summary
Chronicles the rise of Henry Ford from machinist and engineer to powerful industrialist. Examines his development of an automobile affordable to the masses and his institution of the five-dollar-a-day wage. Explores his disapproval of organized labor and his antagonistic relationship with his son
Table Of Contents
The natural-born tinkerer -- Ford Motor Company incorporates -- Institutionalizing efficiency -- Five-dollar day revolutionizes industry -- High wages with strings attached -- Boardroom takeover -- An opinionated folk hero -- The end of the Model T -- River Rouge & Greenfield Village -- Labor battles during the Great Depression -- Edsel's death -- Ford's legacy
Target audience
general
Technique
live action
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