“Coronet Film”, “Good Table Manners”, 1951,

“Since the development of good table manners depends to a large extent upon attitude, this film aims to create the proper attitude by showing that table manners are matters of courtesy consideration for others and common sense. It shows adolescents that soon they will be entering an adult world in which they will be concerned constantly with making good impressions. Table manners are an important part of that adult world”,

“Chuck has decided not to go to a party because he is ashamed of his bad table manners and as he sulks he is visited by himself as a young man of twenty-one. The older Chuck rejects the boy’s disdain for good manners by portraying howhe will feel in the future with a date or his boss. He demonstrates use of silver and proper way to eat, and emphasizes that one should practice at home. Chuck confidently goes to party”