Painting Shadows (1957)
Eliot O’Hara demonstrates how an artist’s interpretation of shadows can give character and richness to natural scenes. Uses a two-story
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Banks and Credit (1948)
The film discusses the role of commercial banks in serving individuals and businesses. It explains how banks manage deposits, create
Brownies Victory Garden (1940s)
“Brownie’s Victory Garden” is a propaganda cartoon created to promote the idea of victory gardens during World War II, particularly
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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
Understanding Our Universe (1957)
Demonstrates how man has learned about the universe from ancient times until the present day; discusses man’s knowledge of the
[Home Movie Medicus collection New York Worlds Fair 1939 40 Reel 2]
This 1939-40 color footage of the New York World’s Fair captures a vivid tapestry of innovation, culture, and spectacle. At
Accidents Don’t Just Happen (1958)
A 1958 film titled “Accidents Don’t Just Happen,” produced by Creative Arts Studio, which explores the underlying factors contributing to
Energy: The Ultimate Problem (SILENT, 1976)
A physical chemist, nuclear plant superintendent, utility manager, solar researcher, environmentalist, and social scientist express different viewpoints on energy and
Beatrice Foods News Report From Around the World (1960s)
The film highlights the diverse operations of Beatrice Foods, focusing on its dairy facilities in Japan and Belgium, as well
Wings for Roger Windsock (1952)
“Wings for Roger Windsock” follows a young boy named Roger who is fascinated with airplanes and aviation. Despite being called