THE TIME MACHINE Film 1960. Written by David Duncan. Directed by George Pal. Starring Rod Taylor, Yvette Mimieux and Alan Young.

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Total Records: 21 - Medium: FILM

#	Record Name	Group	Category	Subcategory
BOGUS BUSINESS BUREAU
1	Filbys Department Store	BBB	Retail	Department Stores
	Filbys Department Store George Wells' friend David Filby's department store across the street.
3	Time Sled	BBB	Transportation	Time Travel
	Time Sled
FICTITIOUS TIMELINE
3	December 31, 1899	Dates	19th Century and earlier	Events
	December 31, 1899 George Wells invites his friends over to his house on New Year's Eve to bid them farewell, telling them that he has built a time machine and has plans to venture into the future.
3	January 5, 1900	Dates	20th Century: 1st Half	Events
	January 5, 1900 George Wells returns to the past, reuniting with his friends and sharing his time travel adventure story.
3	June 3, 1900	Dates	20th Century: 1st Half	Events
	June 3, 1900 George Wells ventures into the future in his time machine. As he goes along, gaining experience in handling the machine, he finds that he can stop for a day, an hour, or even a second to observe. When he gets to June 1900, he makes stops daily from June 3rd through June 14th. Thus, he's able to see the changing world in a series of glimpses, including the different dresses worn by the mannequin in the department store across the street.
3	June 4, 1900	Dates	20th Century: 1st Half	Events
	June 4, 1900 George Wells ventures into the future in his time machine. As he goes along, gaining experience in handling the machine, he finds that he can stop for a day, an hour, or even a second to observe. When he gets to June 1900, he makes stops daily from June 3rd through June 14th. Thus, he's able to see the changing world in a series of glimpses, including the different dresses worn by the mannequin in the department store across the street.
3	June 5, 1900	Dates	20th Century: 1st Half	Events
	June 5, 1900 George Wells ventures into the future in his time machine. As he goes along, gaining experience in handling the machine, he finds that he can stop for a day, an hour, or even a second to observe. When he gets to June 1900, he makes stops daily from June 3rd through June 14th. Thus, he's able to see the changing world in a series of glimpses, including the different dresses worn by the mannequin in the department store across the street.
3	June 6, 1900	Dates	20th Century: 1st Half	Events
	June 6, 1900 George Wells ventures into the future in his time machine. As he goes along, gaining experience in handling the machine, he finds that he can stop for a day, an hour, or even a second to observe. When he gets to June 1900, he makes stops daily from June 3rd through June 14th. Thus, he's able to see the changing world in a series of glimpses, including the different dresses worn by the mannequin in the department store across the street.
3	June 7, 1900	Dates	20th Century: 1st Half	Events
	June 7, 1900 George Wells ventures into the future in his time machine. As he goes along, gaining experience in handling the machine, he finds that he can stop for a day, an hour, or even a second to observe. When he gets to June 1900, he makes stops daily from June 3rd through June 14th. Thus, he's able to see the changing world in a series of glimpses, including the different dresses worn by the mannequin in the department store across the street.
3	June 8, 1900	Dates	20th Century: 1st Half	Events
	June 8, 1900 George Wells ventures into the future in his time machine. As he goes along, gaining experience in handling the machine, he finds that he can stop for a day, an hour, or even a second to observe. When he gets to June 1900, he makes stops daily from June 3rd through June 14th. Thus, he's able to see the changing world in a series of glimpses, including the different dresses worn by the mannequin in the department store across the street.
3	June 9, 1900	Dates	20th Century: 1st Half	Events
	June 9, 1900 George Wells ventures into the future in his time machine. As he goes along, gaining experience in handling the machine, he finds that he can stop for a day, an hour, or even a second to observe. When he gets to June 1900, he makes stops daily from June 3rd through June 14th. Thus, he's able to see the changing world in a series of glimpses, including the different dresses worn by the mannequin in the department store across the street.
3	June 10, 1900	Dates	20th Century: 1st Half	Events
	June 10, 1900 George Wells ventures into the future in his time machine. As he goes along, gaining experience in handling the machine, he finds that he can stop for a day, an hour, or even a second to observe. When he gets to June 1900, he makes stops daily from June 3rd through June 14th. Thus, he's able to see the changing world in a series of glimpses, including the different dresses worn by the mannequin in the department store across the street.
3	June 11, 1900	Dates	20th Century: 1st Half	Events
	June 11, 1900 George Wells ventures into the future in his time machine. As he goes along, gaining experience in handling the machine, he finds that he can stop for a day, an hour, or even a second to observe. When he gets to June 1900, he makes stops daily from June 3rd through June 14th. Thus, he's able to see the changing world in a series of glimpses, including the different dresses worn by the mannequin in the department store across the street.
3	June 12, 1900	Dates	20th Century: 1st Half	Events
	June 12, 1900 George Wells ventures into the future in his time machine. As he goes along, gaining experience in handling the machine, he finds that he can stop for a day, an hour, or even a second to observe. When he gets to June 1900, he makes stops daily from June 3rd through June 14th. Thus, he's able to see the changing world in a series of glimpses, including the different dresses worn by the mannequin in the department store across the street.
3	June 13, 1900	Dates	20th Century: 1st Half	Events
	June 13, 1900 George Wells ventures into the future in his time machine. As he goes along, gaining experience in handling the machine, he finds that he can stop for a day, an hour, or even a second to observe. When he gets to June 1900, he makes stops daily from June 3rd through June 14th. Thus, he's able to see the changing world in a series of glimpses, including the different dresses worn by the mannequin in the department store across the street.
3	June 14, 1900	Dates	20th Century: 1st Half	Events
	June 14, 1900 George Wells ventures into the future in his time machine. As he goes along, gaining experience in handling the machine, he finds that he can stop for a day, an hour, or even a second to observe. When he gets to June 1900, he makes stops daily from June 3rd through June 14th. Thus, he's able to see the changing world in a series of glimpses, including the different dresses worn by the mannequin in the department store across the street.
3	September 13, 1917	Dates	20th Century: 1st Half	Events
	September 13, 1917 H.G. Wells stops his time machine, and learns that his friend David Filby was killed in the war.
3	June 19, 1940	Dates	20th Century: 1st Half	Events
	June 19, 1940 George Wells stops his time machine due to being jolted from side to side, finding himself in the middle of a war.
3	August 18, 1966	Dates	20th Century: 60s	Events
	August 18, 1966 H.G. Wells stops his time machine on August 18, 1966 and speaks with his friend David Filby's son James.
3	October 12	Dates	No Year	Events
	October 12 George Wells ventures far into the future, to October 12, 80,271, where he meets Weena, her peaceful people the Eloi and the hideous-looking Morlocks.
OTHER
3	Untitled	Other	Themes	Solo
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