What’s The Big Hurry? (1975)
This film illustrates that patience can lead to better outcomes and shows young people how to harness it effectively. It
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Seventh Street Entrance (1935)
“Seventh Street Entrance” (1935) is a silent promotional film set in the Stix, Baer, and Fuller department store in St.
Getting Along With Others (silent, 1965)
This film print had no soundtrack. Shows children in familiar situations at home and at school. Stresses fair play, sharing,
High Approaches (1968)
Reflects on the experiences and memories associated with Sweet Brier, a college that symbolizes growth, adventure, and personal development. It
World of Tomorrow (silent, 1939-1940)
**The World of Tomorrow** captures remarkable silent footage from the 1939-40 New York World’s Fair, showcasing a vibrant and diverse
The Carpenter (1976)
Revised version of the 1956 film Careers In The Building Trades (Basic Skills.) Discusses carpentry and how work in vocational
The Lewis And Clark Journey (1968)
In 1803, the United States acquired a vast territory through the Louisiana Purchase, under President Thomas Jefferson. He commissioned an
City of Hope (1930s)
In 1912, a man suffering from tuberculosis in Los Angeles inspired two charitable individuals to establish the Los Angeles Sanatorium,
AV Geeks Lunch 4-26-2023
16mm films. Jingles. Lunch. Etc! #avgeeks #16mmfilms
Careers In Physical Education (1960)
Discusses the evolution and importance of physical education in the United States, highlighting its historical roots in the early days
Teaching Methods In Painting (silent, 1940s)
This 1940s film highlights art education and cultural traditions at the Santa Fe Indian School in New Mexico. The film
Death – Coping With Loss (1976)
Presents discussions of fears about dying, terminal illness, responding to loss, funerals and comforting the bereaved. Examines reactions and attitudes