This 1971 gem from the creative looms of Moreland-Latchford Productions, Ltd, is nothing short of a visual sonnet to the art of typing. This film, steeped in the wisdom of yesteryears, illuminates the path to becoming a maestro of the keys.
At the heart of this cinematic journey lies the venerable Typemaster, a moniker lovingly bestowed by Underwood since the 1930s, like a title passed down through generations. The star of this show is a manual marvel, adorned with ribbons of both red and black, as if dressed for a grand ball. Come 9:00 in the film, and you’re whisked away to a glimpse of its electric sibling, a modern twist in this tale of typesetting.
