 After a few years, each successive version of such an exhibit will start to look dated and old-fashioned, with some of its "futuristic" things becoming commonplace and others never catching on at all.The film "Design for Dreaming" (1956) shows a Frigidaire "Kitchen of the Future"—part of the 1956 General Motors Motorama—which features centralized controls and a "computer screen" showing a completed recipe.General Motors also presented "A Touch of Magic" (1961), which also showed a Frigidaire kitchen of the future.