Energy: A Matter Of Choices (1973)
The film discusses the energy consumption patterns in the United States, highlighting that while the country comprises less than 6%
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The Truth About the North Pole (1912)
“The Truth About the North Pole” (1912): This 1912 film, starring Dr. Frederick Cook, aims to substantiate his controversial claim as
How To Judge Authorities (1948)
Explains how to judge an authority by considering his evidence, his experience and the validity of his decisions. Explains that
Poison Plants (1972)
This film explores the beauty and dangers of various poisonous plants. It highlights common plants like poison oak, poison ivy,
Partners in Progress (ca. 1954)
The film “Partners in Progress” depicts the transformation of the South from a region reliant on agriculture and single industries
Rush Hour Space Age (1966)
Discusses freeway traffic problems in large cities. Shows how major world communities are using science and technology to restore balance
Segmentation: The Annelid Worms (1961)
This film discusses the evolutionary significance of segmented worms, particularly earthworms, within the phylum Annelida. It explains the structure and
You’d Be There (silent, 1977)
This silent footage from the film, produced by New York Film and Videotape Communications, Inc., captures a series of humanistic
News Cavalcade (1960)
This film is about the air defenses in Hawaii, the rapidly moving home building industry, and the college entrance examinations.
World War I: Building The Peace (1960)
The film discusses the challenges faced by the peacemakers after World War I, focusing on the efforts of leaders like
[Completion of Northwestern Pacific Rail Road] (Part II, silent, 1914)
**[Completion of Northwestern Pacific Rail Road] (Part II)** captures the historic Golden Spike ceremony and festivities marking the completion of
The Passenger Train (1954)
Describes a journey from a large city to the country on a streamline train. Shows duties of many of the