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LIFESTYLES USA Volume 56

The 20th-century American ingenuity brought with it advances in housing, architecture, travel, science, and cemeteries! THIS ABOVE ALL (1956, color) Animation and live-action illustrate the most advanced and civilized way to keep a roof over your head. Did you know that most people take their roofs for granted? Ogle the mid-century modern architecture and interiors! Times sure have improved since the caveman days! EVERY MAN'S DREAM (1950s, color) What was once an empty gully is now a beautiful modern community due to the efforts of The National Association of Homebuilders in San Francisco! Affordable prefab houses are one of America’s toughest blows against Communism! ONE WOMAN'S OPINION (1959, color) When Judy’s neighbor’s husband dies, she decides it’s high time to think about her own husband’s future funeral arrangements. A door-to-door salesman sings the praises of Memphis’ Eastlawn Memorial Park. It’s like a Disneyland for the dead! Plus, this is a decision that will last an eternity, so buy ahead and save! THE JET TERMINAL (1961, color & b&w) Way back before the unpleasantness of hurried check-ins, long lines, and intrusive security checks, people actually liked going to the airport! Frazzled mom Betty embarks on a family trip with her kids (nearly forgetting the baby, not once, but twice!) They enter a world of wonder with all the comforts of home. Junior even runs off to explore the place on his own! Presented by Pan Am. REACHING FOR THE STARS (1960, b&w) Astronomics is explored in this very early look at the future of space flight and missions. Rockets, probes, monkey-manned capsules, space stations, and brace yourself, trips to Mars and Venus could be possible in the future! A IS FOR ATOM (1954, color) Dr. Atom (who has an actual cartoon atomic particle for a head) explains all there is to know about nuclear energy and how totally awesome it is! Presented by GE.