Black History: Lost, Stolen, Or Strayed (1968)
The film “Black History Lost Stolen Strayed” explores the underrepresentation and misrepresentation of Black history in American narratives. It highlights
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Black Marketing (ca. 1940s)
The film depicts a case of black market operations during World War II, where a group of individuals conspired to
Black People In The Slave South1850 (1971)
The film discusses the historical context of slavery in Mississippi, beginning with the introduction of Eli Whitney’s cotton gin in
Blackie: Sheepdog Of New Zealand (1982)
The film depicts the life of a sheep rancher in New Zealand, focusing on the importance of sheepdogs in managing
Blast from the Past: A Journey Through Vintage Commercials (1960s)
The content features a compilation of vintage television commercials promoting various products and services. Highlights include National Airlines advertising affordable
Blast Off with Breakfast: The Cheerios and the Space Age (1960s)
The 1960 commercial promotes a unique combination of V8 juice and Cheerios, highlighting their energizing qualities with protein and vitamins.
Blasting Cap: Danger (1957)
“Blasting Cap: Danger” is a 1957 educational film that emphasizes the dangers of handling blasting caps, which are used to
Bleacher Feature (1975)
The film features a group of children sharing personal stories about getting into trouble, often during sports or everyday situations.
Blocks – A Material For Creative Play (1950s?)
The film showcases children engaging in creative play using various types of blocks. These blocks serve as a medium for
Blood, Composition And Function (1978)
Electron microphotography clearly shows the three cellular components of blood and how blood cells are manufactured in the bone marrow.
Bloomers (1980)
An ill, aging mother and daughter with a troubled marriage painfully reach new understandings of one another. We digitized and uploaded
Blow Wind Blow (1952)
STORY OF A SMALL BOY WHO SPENDS A DAY IN THE COUNTRY. JOHNNY EXPERIENCES VARIOUS EFFECTS OF WIND ON HIS