Food: A Film Lesson in Health and Hygiene (silent, 1928)
The silent film “Food: A Film Lesson in Health and Hygiene” by De Vry School Films Inc. focuses on educating
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Water Survival Factors (1964)
Discusses how to survive shark encounters by understanding their behavior and sensory capabilities. It highlights the importance of avoiding attracting
Forward Air Controller Supporting U.S. Army (1968)
The film discusses the crucial role of Forward Air Controllers (FACs) in supporting U.S. Army operations. FACs are experienced fighter
American Revolution: The War Years (1954)
The film chronicles the American Revolution, highlighting key events from the initial call for liberty to the ultimate victory at
Lincoln Center (1967)
The film discusses the development and significance of Lincoln Center in New York City, highlighting its architectural beauty, cultural impact,
Area of Action (1964)
The film explores the vibrant agricultural and economic activities in Australia, Taiwan, India, and Japan, highlighting the wool, sugar, jute,
Day of the Oath (1965)
“Day of the Oath” captures the historic inauguration of President Lyndon B. Johnson in 1965, reflecting on the significance of
Alexander Has A Good Day (1969)
The story follows Alexander, a boy who struggles to have a good day due to poor habits and lack of
The Arizona Strip (1973)
The film explores the life of cattle ranchers on the Arizona Strip, detailing the challenges and changes in ranching practices
Zoo in Manhattan (silent, 1920s)
A silent film titled “Zoo in Manhattan,” produced by Central Film Company, which showcases a trip to the Central Park
Altered Environments: An Inquiry Into The American Highway (1971)
The film explores the historical and ongoing relationship between America and its highways, highlighting how the automobile culture has shaped
American Indians Before European Settlement (1959)
The film discusses the life of American Indians before European settlement, highlighting their origins as Asian migrants who arrived in