Tonalda Douglass Trains Seal at San Francisco Zoo (silent, 1928)
This charming black-and-white film (Gould can 5165.4) from 1928 features Tonalda Douglass skillfully training a seal at the San Francisco
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The Vote (1963)
The film discusses the importance of voting as a fundamental right in America, highlighting its historical significance and evolution. It
AV Geeks Lunch 3 31 2022
AV Geeks Lunch 3-31-2022 We end the month with films about money, learning skills, employee apathy and a fine piano performance!
Movie Snipes: Promotion for Morning and Midnight Shows (ca. 1930s-1940s)
Movie Trailers: Promotion for Morning and Midnight Shows (ca. 1930s-1940s) This black-and-white promotional reel from the 1930s-1940s advertises morning and midnight
Assembly Lines of Defense (1940s)
The film “Assembly Lines of Defense” highlights America’s transition from automobile production to military manufacturing during a time of national
A/V Geeks 16mm Lunch 5-9-2022
We welcome a new film scanner to our daily 16mm film streaming shows. #avgeeks #16mmfilm
Mayor James “Sunny Jim” Rolph in Street Scene (silent, 1917)
This black-and-white footage captures San Francisco’s Mayor James “Sunny Jim” Rolph in an intriguing street scene, as observed by archivist
The Hindu World (1963)
The film explores the rich tapestry of Hinduism, emphasizing its origins, beliefs, and practices. It highlights the significance of spiritual
AV Geeks Lunch 6-16-2022
Turn off your alarm clock! It’s time to watch some classic 16mm films! #avgeeks #16mmfilm
America’s First Chinese Policeman Appointed in Los Angeles (silent, 1913)
This 1913 Golden Gate Weekly newsreel documents a historic milestone as Los Angeles Police Chief Sebastian appoints the first Chinese
AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 2-13-2025
Does February the 13th carry any superstitions? We ask because we don’t have a film about it. #16mmfilms
AV Geeks Lunch 7-28-2022
Moving forward with our plan to watch all of our classic 16mm films! Are you with us? #avgeeks #16mmfilm