Why Fathers Work (1969)
This film has water damage at the beginning. The film “Why Fathers Work” follows Ed Kimble, a structural iron worker,
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Indian Boy Of The Southwest (1963)
Toboya, a Hopi Indian boy, tells about his life. He describes his home, his school and the trading post. We digitized
Birds In Winter (1958)
The film explores bird migration patterns and survival strategies during winter. It highlights various bird species, including migratory birds like
Puppets Dream (1967)
Puppet’s Dream (1967) by Sigma Educational Films is an experimental visual piece that uses puppet-like figures to explore motion, light,
Many Voices (1976)
This film, made for the country’s Bicentennial, highlights the diversity of the American people, their backgrounds, and cultures. It encourages
Carnival (1940s)
The film captures the lively atmosphere of a carnival, showcasing various attractions like the giant Wonder Wheel, thrilling rides, and
Wreckless (1935)
The film presents a courtroom defense of a young man accused of reckless driving. The defense attorney argues that modern
Dead Right (1976)
Tells about a pedestrian accident victim who may have been legally right, but was almost killed – and remains wheelchair
Rhythm of Production: Automatic Mass Production with Progress Through Machinery, The (silent, 1957)
Missing the soundtrack. “Rhythm of Production: Automatic Mass Production with Progress Through Machinery” is an industrial short from 1957 that
Turning of the Worm, The (silent, 1930s)
“The Turning of the Worm” (Urban-Kineto Corporation) is an educational short film chronicling the fascinating transformation of silkworms into moths.
News Magazine of the Screen May, 1952
“War of Maneuver in Korea”; “Milestones: French premier Rene Pleven visits the U.S. to strengthen French-American unity in both Europe
Silvertip (1947)
The film follows a group of sportsmen, including Ernie, Frank, and Claude “Parm,” as they embark on a hunting trip