" LUNCHROOM MANNERS " 1959 SOCIAL GUIDANCE TEACHING FILM FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN XD51364

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This short, social guidance film is aimed at school children, and was made in consultation with Dr. Ross L. Allen, the director of Educationa at Cortland State University in New York. The film shows kids the correct way to behave in the lunch room or cafeteria. It begins with a puppet show in classroom of a character who is very much unpleasant and does not wash his hands, is rude to others, and makes messes. The kids then go to lunch and one particular child is followed as he goes through all the same steps but remembers to be neat and kind, unlike the puppet show character. He washes his hands, waits in line patiently, eats without making a mess, and cleans up after himself.
0:11 Title “A Coronet Film: Lunchroom Manners”, 0:30 children watching a puppet show in a classroom, 0:45 puppet walks past the toilet and goes straight to the lunch room, 1:10 the puppet rudely pushes everyone aside in the line, 1:20 puppet knocks over everything on the table in the lunchroom, 1:53 teacher at the front of the classroom dismisses students to go to lunch, 2:18 child stops in front of the bathroom and goes in to wash his hands, 3:10 child combs his hair in a mirror, 3:28 child waits at the end of the lunch line instead of skipping ahead to be with his friends, 4:06 child places his silverware neatly on his lunch tray, 4:31 child gets his meal and has to ask for more milk since it ran out, 5:21 child pays for his lunch at the cashier, 5:33 child carefully sits at the table with his friends, 6:00 child puts a napkin on his lap, 6:34 girl sneezes and uses a napkin to cover her mouth, 6:45 boy runs past their table and gets scolded for running by a teacher, 7:07 child eats a piece of cake and drinks milk carefully, 7:34 children all wait at the table for everyone to finish eating before getting up, 8:00 children look over at the next table and notice that it is very messy in contrast to their clean table, 8:30 children neatly sort their garbage from lunch, 9:00 teacher speaks to the children and lets them back into the classroom, 9:13 the puppet is back in the theater and is ashamed of himself, 9:32 “The End”
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[@aarond23]

That's a giant piece of cake!

[@mtnvortex]

I used to hate when my mom would pack an egg salad sandwich in my lunch(because we were broke). I mean, I enjoyed the sandwich, but by lunchtime the entire classroom smelled like a rotten sulphur arse, and everyone was looking for the egg salad culprit.

[@danoc51]

This is precious!

[@dellaw2534]

School lunch used to be great, look at that cake!

[@Michelle-Eden]

Another serving of diabetes anyone?

[@kc4cvh]

Today, Mr. Bungle is our national hero, lauded in song and story.

[@rainbowranddy]

Mega-rocker , with thousands of screaming girlfriends.

[@stephenfisher9505]

Truckers at the truck stop buffet need to learn about the Mr. butthole lesson.

[@aLittlePal]

from semiconductor, mobile portable flamethrower, to lunchroom mannerism, I love this channel.

[@artgoddess80]

Imagine, real sliverware in school, and real milk (not chocolate), and actual dessert!

[@sirllamaiii9708]

Only place you can find that is university food Our schools did have real milk, but you also had the option of a can of soda too, so not exactly encouraging healthy behavior

[@snickle1980]

they don't give you an option for regular milk now? all chocolate all the time?

[@joethaler7921]

Phil grew of to be a Used Car Salesman at Mid-Nite Motors. Over time he was also arrested several times for loitering and solicitation at Public Men’s Rooms.

[@Legend813a]

Mike Patton approves of this film.

[@Drew791]

Ahh gotta love Coronet Films. Comfortable American postwar suburban theater 😊

[@mrs6968]

Oh this was good fun I love this channel always something new to see for my eyes that makes me feel connected to the eras I wasn't even a gleam in one of my parents eyes

[@chuckrawlings9518]

Coronet did an updated version in the late 1970's in the style of a mock school newscast, telling the story from the point of view of the food. It was shown the other day in the A/V Geeks lunchtime stream show.

[@themechanic9226]

None of Phil’s friends were able to wash their hands though, as Phil had used all the soap. Mr. Bungle won in the end.

[@chriswyatt7487]

Phil could have taken a bath with all that hand soap he used.

[@ColleenDaumen2]

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[@mackpines]

Wish the cafeteria in my elementary school was this calm. It was so chaotic and loud. Had a hard time eating.

[@richardpearcy6149]

I remember elementary school in the early 60s and the cafeteria was much like that. A couple of flies and all!

[@blackfinjrblackfinjr3555]

Me Bungle for President!

[@hard-die-fan]

Mr Bungle already is President, where've you been?

[@mfbfreak]

@@hard-die-fan Mr. Bungle is being tried for sexual abuse at the moment.

[@tomservo56954]

@200gallonsofblood-redpaint And you still resent your daughter wouldn't join you?

[@profile2047]

@@hard-die-fan You know America is done when people think Biden is a Mr. Bungle instead of Trump. Terrifying.

[@lisaramaci6973]

They should be teaching stuff like this today.

[@robertkb64]

Be careful what you wish for, with modern school programs you’re likely to get a video explaining how Mr Bungle was caused by systemic white supremacy, so only a bigot would hold someone’s to account for it, with Phil being the perfect example of children reinforcing the white supremacy of the school. Remember: members of BLM already claim that finishing your work or being on time is a racist feature of white people, so there’s no reason to think their anti-black bigotry (ex: claiming that black people are unable to be on time) would be any different as applied here.

[@rainbowranddy]

Yes, everyone just wants alot of tatoos, and louder motorcycles, now.

[@lapdogg]

Or y’all could be better parents/grandparents and do your damn job to teach your kids manners at home because it’s literally your job as a parent. It’s weird to see the parents of the younger generation of parents, bitch about that current generation of parents not teaching their kids specific skills, etc when you were literally the parent group that didn’t teach your kids to be better parents yourselves!

[@scudfarcus4343]

Don't hold your breath. It would be too complicated having to teach it in 47 different languages. But it would fall on deaf ears anyway. They like the ways of the home country.

[@jaminova_1969]

Yeah, wash your hands kids! Wouldn't want to get sick and miss your chance to go to Vietnam!

[@jaredevildog6343]

This is still relevant today , with lots of so called " adults " .

[@canadagood]

Just hink. By the time Phil got to college he had shoulder length hair and bathed once a week.

[@PlasmaCoolantLeak]

Alice took the last carton on the tray. Bill plotted his revenge accordingly. Rifftrax had fun with this.

[@missanne2908]

Would a lunch lady just stand there and not notice there was no more milk if a kid didn't ask for it?

[@mtnvortex]

Way to go, Phil! I knew you could do it! Don't be like those other crumb bums.

[@Cheezburgercatz]

freddy don't look like he's enjoying that sandwich lol

[@jagboy69]

Great to see school children looking and behaving like they should. The boys are neat and tidy and the girls are wearing dresses. Not a single F.U. t-shirt or blue hair in the bunch.

[@eumenius]

A long lost art.

[@Ciborium]

Now I want a big piece of chocolate cake.

[@jeffpiatt3879]

If only America were still like this.

[@65gtotrips]

Made sure his hair looked neat ? He didn’t have enough hair to comb !

[@canadagood]

I was born in 1952 and must be about the same age as Phil. I had two brothers and my father had electric clippers to give us haircuts. He must have taken almost fifteen minutes a week to barber all three of us! I had close hair on the sides but insisted on keeping it long in front. It was nearly long enough to reach eyebrows! I would spend ever so much time with comb and Brylcreem to achieve the perfect forehead wave.

[@stephenfisher9505]

I love chinese table manners you can burp, fart, make noises. and it means you are enjoying your meal.

[@Ctrl-XYZ]

MCMLX is 1960, not 1959.

[@ianbarber311]

Ok, Mike! You chose a good one.

[@James-kd7dc]

They look like yng Feds 😂

[@asayeah844]

"Was that a big enough piece of cake, or what? Heh Heh."

[@beeorganic]

Today's Mr. Bungle's first name is "Jamarius"

[@marstondavis]

You hit that nail on the (hard) head.

[@stephenfisher9505]

Mr. bung hole grew up to be a Swift trucker

[@elrjames7799]

It seems that 'good manners and right conduct' haven't been taught in the State school system for some time.

[@OmegaWolf747]

Wouldn't hurt today's kids to see some films like this.

[@chaddentandt9868]

Indeed!

[@joecab1]

They would either laugh or be bored to tears

[@DerbyMom]

I share these with my grandchildren, but all they do is roll their eyes and tolerate me.

[@gclarkbloomfield8848]

…the late 50’s and early 60’s was when I, too, was Phil’s age from the film… …though I lived just 2 blocks away from my elementary school; and could walk home for lunch…all of the noted rules of behavior and etiquette were strictly observed at our nightly family sit-down dinner…which was especially valued by my attorney Father, Cliff… …not only were we expected to take care of the side dishes for my Mom, Lois…but clean-up after the meal was strictly mine and my sister, Sue’s responsibility…no shirking allowed …ever… …Dad always stressed table manners…no elbows nor resting of forearms on the dining table; and we learned the proper way to pass food… …I well remember a withering stare from Dad, as I absent-mindedly played with the salt & pepper shakers…never did THAT, again… …one summer evening, one of my Dad’sCheyenne then law firm partners, Max Osborne and his wife Francine were our guests for dinner…the three Osborne kids were rather high-energy and rambunctious…Francine commented to my Mom…”…Lois, what medication did you give Sue and Greg?..they were so perfectly behaved at the dinner table!!”… …my Mom, I’m sure, was silently quite proud of us; considering that she grew up in Winnetka, a well-to-do north Shore Chicago village…to a refined family… …we kids were given firm but fair instructions by Mom and Dad; and we never…ever…wished to disappoint them… …alas, it was a distinctly different time..but I remain so very grateful for everything that our parents provided us; including excellent table manners…

[@mexicanspec]

At what age did you rebel?

[@snickle1980]

@@mexicanspec 15-16. but when i did...? I rebelled with excellent table manors.

[@BB-bx4dp]

Schools today are prisons. Now students are not allowed to walk to school, leave for lunch, or even use real silverware.

[@missanne2908]

In my family by the time you were in school you were expected not to pick up bacon but to eat it with a fork. Company dinners meant that I was expected to stand quietly behind my chair until a gentleman seated me. One of my degrees is in Child Development, and children whose parents set boundaries for their children are better adjusted than those who do not. I'm certainly glad that my parents instilled good manners in me.

[@HRConsultant_Jeff]

The sad part is that the parents now don't have the manner to show their kids. Kids need to be "free to express themselves" instead of regarding others.

[@danieljohnston2379]

Shut up boomer. No where in this video is it suggested the children are not allowed to express themselves. It is made quite clear that as long as the children use basic manners, they are free to enjoy talking, laughing, enjoying their lunch break. Its not fair to assume to advances in one area of childhood development comes at the expense of another. I believe that these manners shown in the video are still perfect to teach to children even today in 2023. That doesn't mean that every element of 1959 schooling was just hunky dorey. We didnt see a single male teacher in the video. We didn't see a single person of colour in the video. There was no reference to the idea that a child's home life correlates directly to their scholastic performance. Sure, for the kids in the video, wearing fine clothing and being well groomed, have clearly been raised well and provided for. What about the literal MILLIONS of children who wore homemade clothes and got beaten every night?

[@FidoHouse]

Sweet.

[@stevej4008]

Anyone else notice the fly walking on the right hand bottom corner of the table after Phil and his mates cleared it?

[@bearthomas]

I remember these things

[@DerbyMom]

I remember boys being boys and girls being girls with no confusion…and girls wearing dresses to school…and boys wearing button-up shirts that were neatly tucked in…and beating chalk-filled erasers…and using real silverware at lunch…and metal lunch boxes…and buying milk for a nickel…and ordering Scholastic books for a dime…and proudly using good manners…and working hard to earn privileges…and being grateful for what little we had. It’s sad that today’s youth think life is all about them, electronics, the internet, and self-entitlement.

[@missanne2908]

We had those desks in our school. When you flip them up, there is a metal holder for an ink bottle.

[@Michelle-Eden]

For meat or fish it would be worth behaving, but for starch and sugar? Prison food.

[@rainbowranddy]

And do the cooks look like they ever wash their hands?

[@paulbourgeois4491]

Bungle stays over at the Spot on 17th & Atkinson, he's got boy, girl, molly, oxy and kush. White sock on the screen door handle means the Spot is Open; Black sock on the handle means they are re-upping, Spot is Closed! Bungle is always strapped, carries a Colt Gov't .45. Enter at your own risk!

[@rifleshooterchannel208]

Bungle _definitely_ is carrying a nickel plated Colt in .38 Super

[@mexicanspec]

They gave the kids knives?

[@missanne2908]

When I was in school the Girl Scout uniform included wearing a jack knife attached to the belt. So every Wednesday everyone in our troop went to school with jack knives without the teachers batting an eye. Those were different times.

[@profile2047]

Oh I remember this from the Pee wee Herman HBO special. But, yeah. I wish everyone was thought to care for others and to not celebrate getting whatever you want.

[@RIXRADvidz]

More Fun For Everyone unless you're a Mr. Bungle then you're a nightmare to be around and rumors of body odor will begin to waft around. Be Mindful of how your behavior impacts others, are you loud and impolite or are you conscious of letting people in on your private life, take that phone call outside in your car.

[@EzioAuditore]

Mr bungle needs to get his life together

[@chillydawgg4354]

Rifftrax did this one

[@cheath8705]

Save the dessert for last and drink your milk "carefully"....

[@ChiefBridgeFuser]

Phil is about 70 now

[@nollix]

We used to be a proper country.

[@bburroughs]

You think kids ever actually acted like this???

[@nollix]

@@bburroughs You can already draw conclusions from the way the lunch line is set up. Kids are allowed free access to the food, implying a greater level of maturity than is found nowadays.

[@deserteagle7032]

Nowadays they should make one for adults. Especially in public places.

[@missanne2908]

When I was in college in the 80s I would always put a napkin in my lap when I was eating in the commons. Then I would look around and notice that not a single other person did that.

[@Acer_Maximinus]

The GQP is the party of Mr. Bungles.

[@trappenweisseguy27]

Mr. Bungle, he’s from Cincinnati 😂.

[@superscatboy]

None of them knew they were robots

[@jfeast5469]

Is this where the band Mr Bungle got their name?

[@BB-bx4dp]

Those lazy little whippersnappers are resting their arms and elbows on the table. What terrible manners!

[@kirksrecordstore30]

FOOD FIGHT!!!!!

[@lancelotdufrane]

Mr Bungle is American citizens.

[@chalky3320]

And 10 years later phil got his head blown off in Vietnam

[@Winged_Hussar_]

But at least he did not catch dysentery before he had to catch malaria and bullets in the jungle.. He lived long enough to go die for the man.

[@chalky3320]

@@Winged_Hussar_ so very true

[@TheDieselbutterfly]

No ,10 years later Phil became a drug addicted anti war hippie and fathered 6 kids with 6 women

[@markoj3512]

Today such lecturevideos are more necessary than ever. But unfortunately they don’t teach the pupils anymore how to show respect and gratitude at schools and at their home.

[@bearthomas]

Don't be a Mr bungle

[@susanfranks-craun811]

And these indoctrination training films show why GenXers are feral and don't play well with others!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣😁😁😁

[@paulbourgeois4491]

Sadly, today half the class would be non cis, pan sexual, and starting to transition. Cutting body parts off b4 even high school! That film took me back to my youth. I was the fat kid, and took some brutal beatings, but at least my parents never pushed drag or sex change on me. What a screwed up world today's young 'uns exist in. What a repugnant mess.

[@Ciborium]

The MST3K version was better.

[@Richard_K1630]

It's too bad the son of privilege Donald Trump didn't see this film. He might have learned some manners.

[@rtello45]

Really? Hunter Biden

[@stevehensley903]

Wrong mr bungle

[@rifleshooterchannel208]

TDS

[@new2000car]

I agree. Biden so politely took millions in bribe money from china, Romania, etc. and courteously distributed it from the 20 fake LLC corporations to the 16 biden family members. And he did it with manners.

[@jagboy69]

Sure, it's fine to insult TRUMP, but say trannies are mentally ILL and you get silenced. I'm onto you periscope! Bidens son didn't learn he shouldnt screw his dead brothers wife, steal money, sell influence and mess around with young girls. They learned it from their dad taking showers with Ashley! Joe couldn't even keep his hand off his buddies WIFE! Enjoy this old film, because that life style is HISTORY!

[@timarnold9969]

Mr. Bungle would always scratch his nuts with his salad fork. That bothered the other kids. Today, Mr. Bungle lives in a tent made of blue yards near Dodger Stadium.

[@timarnold9969]

Tarps, not yards.

[@hamentaschen]

"I'm gonna go get the papers, get the papers."