Douglas Sinclair
Director
Touchdown Town (1951)
Massillon, Ohio, known as "Touchdown Town USA," where football is not only a sport is also a civic enterprise and a cult. It high-school football stadium seats 20,000 fans, and every new-born baby boy is presented a football on leaving the hospital.
Genres: Documentary, Short, Sport
Keywords: mdblist.one-actor, mdblist.imdb-short, imdb.reference-to-the-university-of-notre-dame, imdb.football, imdb.united-states-of-america, imdb.stadium, imdb.ohio + 28 more, imdb.massillon-ohio, imdb.voice-over-narration, imdb.notre-dame-university, imdb.winner, imdb.touch-down, imdb.stock-footage, imdb.state-champion, imdb.sports-fan, imdb.slang, imdb.series, imdb.ohio-state-university, imdb.heritage, imdb.goalpost, imdb.football-team, imdb.football-player, imdb.football-helmet, imdb.football-game, imdb.football-field, imdb.fanatic, imdb.coach, imdb.civic-pride, imdb.archive-footage, imdb.american-football, imdb.1950s, imdb.1940s, imdb.1930s, imdb.1920s, aspectratio.1-37-1
Production Companies: RKO Radio Pictures
Country: United States
Languages:
English
Recommendations
Runtime: 8 min.
Released: Oct. 19, 1951
Status: Released
Certification: NR / 11+