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Want to support this channel and help us preserve old films? Visit Visit our website One of a series of TV programs made by Social Security to clarify rules, procedures and policies for the agency, this episode of “Social Security in Action“ first aired in December of 1962. It presents an interview with actor Regis Toomey. Opening titles: Social Security in Action, produced in Hollywood for the U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare (:08-:28). Ed Kramer, the manager of the Hollywood Social Security office, sits at a desk and speaks. Actor Regis Toomey joins Ed to discuss his career. Regis Toomey in a still from the 1929 talkie: “Alibi“ (:29-4:30). Toomey speaks with Kramer about shooting death scenes in movies, Toomey was known for good death scenes in his movies. The two men discuss 'the Mississippi Test' for actors going from silents to talkies (4:31-7:05). A short segment about Social Security. A man works on a car. Another talks o
