" GOODYEAR ON THE MARCH " 1958 GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER CO. PROMO FILM AKRON, OHIO XD86625
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“Goodyear: On the March” (c.1958) is a color, promotional and recruitment film for the Goodyear company meant to tell the “Goodyear Story” of craft, ingenuity, integrity, and a team of committed personnel all over the world.
Film opens, footage flags waving from flag poles: United States, Philippines, Mexico, Russia, Malaysia, Brazil, France, United Kingdom, South Africa (1928-1994), Sweden (0:07). Opening words, Edwin J. Thomas (1:15-4:50). Re-enactment, Charles Goodyear discovering Balkanization (5:19). Re-enactment Frank Seiberling purchasing first factory (6:37). Early automobile models: perhaps Benz Patent Motor Car, model no. 1, perhaps Ford Model N; early use of Goodyear tires (7:00). Rolling credits listing Goodyear “firsts” in respect to tire production overlaid montage b&w archival footage of early 20th century automobiles (commercial and private) driving along highways, rural areas, New York City (Sheraton-Astor Hotel) (7:58). Manufacturing process: raw materials move along conveyor belt, sheets of freshly formed rubber roll out of machines, factory employees look over machines/ ensure quality control (8:57). Goodyear Nylon White-Side Wall Tire in the making: Fabric comes out of 3T machine, moves through Z-calendar and intertwined with rubber, bias cutting machine slices it into double strips, stages of assembly line (shaping machine) (10:15-14:38). Use of Goodyear Products: Perhaps 1950 Chevrolet Short School Bus drives through suburban neighborhood (14:40). 1957 FWD MM1 Teracruzer, close-up tires adapting to uneven terrain (14:46). Perhaps USS Oklahoma City CAD Model Radar (15:13). UUM-44 SUBROC (15:22). Automobile belts, industrial v-belts, flat belts, moving sidewalk (15:47). Gaskets (16:24). Hoses: brakes, fire hose, transport acids and solvents (16:28). Air spring (16:58). Foamed rubber (17:08). Non-rubber chemical foam crash pad (17:24). Lab, production of paint (17:44). Footwear: rubber sole, heel come out of machine, close-up men and women’s feet showing diff shoe models in various contexts: high heels, golf shoes, construction boots, ballet pointe shoes (18:26). Factory production of protective plastic wrap - wrapped around stationary, packaged meat at grocery store (19:48). Metal products: sparks fly in metal shop factory as product is formed on assembly lines; storage of metal rims for various vehicles in outdoor depot (20:54). POV inside irradiation cave (21:37). Animation of chemical bond that makes rubber; augmentation of bonds to create new man-made materials (22:15). Camera pans test tubes, glassware in chem lab; experimentation and discovery of synthetic materials “GRS” (23:56). Full-scale synthetic plant, Plioflex plant (24:52). Experimentation in fabric development: nylon in tights, rayon in cotton threads (25:30). Goodyear salesmen, distributors (27:33). C.1956 Goodyear Blimp flying in sky (28:00). Goodyear around the world - Canada: Peace Tower, Hart House University of Toronto, downtown Ottawa, Goodyear factory (28:12). England: Goodyear Wolverhampton plant, English country cottage, city scenes of London - Double-decker buses, Piccadilly Circus, Trafalgar Square, Big Ben and Westminster, Buckingham Palace, St. Paul’s Cathedral, Royal Shakespeare Theatre Stratford-upon-Avon (29:39). Sweden: Stockholm from Katarina Elevator, Orpheus Fountain, Stockholm City Hall, perhaps Saab 35 Jenkin jet, man bicycles to Goodyear Stockholm office (31:09). Belgium: Aerial view Brussels city scenes, Expo 58, Atomium (32:42). Luxembourg (33:25). South Africa: Ndebele women in front of traditional painted hut, mining structure, Voortrekker Monument, black factory workers at Goodyear plant (34:03). Australia: Views of Sydney, Sydney Harbor Bridge, Archibald Memorial Fountain, (35:46). Philippines: Manila City Hall, Jones Bridge, Jeepney Taxis, National Press Club building, Central Market - colorful produce, Goodyear factory (37:30). Argentina: vast boulevards, skyscrapers Buenos Aires - Alas Building, Torre Monumental (39:18). Brazil: Christ the Redeemer (statue), aerial news of Rio, Sugar Loaf Mountain, Ipanema Beach (40:23). Mexico: Aztec Temple del Sol, views of Mexico City, murals of SCOP Complex, Torres de Satélite (41:57). United States: Golden Gate Bridge, Niagara Falls, Brooklyn Bridge, Statue of Liberty (43:20). Aerial view Goodyear plants; clock tower; factory in Akron, Ohio (44:04). Film ends (46:20).
This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD, 2k and 4k. For more information visit www.PeriscopeFilm.com
Use to be that American Flag flown with Pride because we made the Best Manufactured Products and Services.
Today Not So Much
I was 5 years old in 1958. My Grandfather worked at Goodyear Akron. I remember Soapbox Derby and Derby Downs and the large Blimp Hanger as a kid. Goodyear was one of the first multinational corporations. My mother was proud of her father worked at Goodyear.
Thank you.🍃
I get a lot of "traction " from these films.
46:38 Wolverhampton is not there. That is Deeside on the Welsh English border. go 60 miles south just north of Birmingham where Fort Dunlop is. Founded by pneumatic tyre pioneer John Boyd Dunlop in Belfast, Ireland, in 1888.
"principles do not change"
John Deere: Hold my beer
A video of Firestone's history would be cool to find,too....
Or DuPont.... I have no idea how they got so big
Now that first speech is replaced with
MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY
and MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY
USA and the Philippines forever true allies!
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Ooops me thinks you should check that with Wiki.
Akron,Ohio... The rubber capitol of the USA!!
okey,,eveqything go on well,as you know ,sir!
6:34 I would really like to know the name of the onscreen talent. He looks really familiar and I cannot place him, but I know I’ve seen him in other videos. Thanks!
One part he played was 14 episodes of The Beverly Hillbillies, he was the man from the oil company that bought the land and oil rights from Jed Clampett. The characters name was Brewster and the actor is Frank Wilcox.
@@airtow6766 Thanks for reminding me! I knew I had seen him somewhere. I think he’s a good actor.
The plant in LA is long gone .
27:38 #agedlikemilk
Not that's a Tire, with the life span stamped right on the side.
One Good Year.
Rubber Uber Alles!
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