King's X (1953)

25 minute black and white film produced by the Credit Union National Association (CUNA) in the US in 1953. The film was sponsored by the Illinois Credit Union League and is made to the quality standards of network television, with paid actors, cinematographers, sophisticated script etc. It tells the story of a salary man and father struggling with finances until he is rescued by his workplace (industrial) credit union. Through the story viewers are given a lesson in credit union history and philosophy.