''Girls Taking Time Checks'' is a 1904 silent actuality film photographed by

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for the

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in conjunction with Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company. It was released by the Biograph Company.''The AFI Institute Catalog, Film Beginnings 1893-1910'', page 415 c.1995 compiled by Elias Savada

Synopsis

An endless stream of young women stream out of the Westinghouse factory taking their time checks. (#note: as this is 1904 the film was more than likely filmed at the Westinghouse Lamp Plant in

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References

External links

Girls Taking Time Checks at IMDb.com''Girls Taking Time Checks''
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