Discipline And Self-Control (1959)
Explains that self-control is developed in children through discipline which is firm, consistent, friendly and sympathetic. Suggests that good discipline
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How Are You? (1970s)
Discusses the concept of “normal” behavior and mental health through the metaphor of a “swinger” and “squares.” It highlights that
Snapshots of the 1940s: Nature, Villages, and Everyday Life (silent)
This 1940s film captures a serene and diverse glimpse into rural, village, and city life, framed by picturesque natural landscapes
[Houston Dancers At Athens Bar And Grill, 1966, silent]
A group of people is seen dancing in a circle within a bar. They move in synchronized steps, forming a
The Magna Carta, Part 1 (1959)
Discusses the historical context leading to the creation of the Magna Carta in 1215, detailing the evolution of power dynamics
Retrospect: Who And What Is Civil Defense?
The film discusses the importance of civil defense in the context of historical events, particularly the Russian Revolution and the
AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 7-19-2023
N-N-Nineteen. Will we hear Peter Thomas narrating one of the 16mm films we are showing? Join us and find out!
Variations on A Theme (1960s)
Discusses the planning of a store’s 20th anniversary sale, focusing on the importance of promotions and themes to attract customers.
Why People Have Special Jobs (1970)
Long ago, people had to do everything for themselves, from gathering food to making tools and clothing. A man created
Simple Organisms – Algae and Fungi (revised, 1979)
A revised edition of Simple Plants – Algae And Fungi. Describes the major characteristics of algae and fungi and shows
Barry Goldwater Speaks Out (1964)
Barry Goldwater addresses voters in New Hampshire during his presidential campaign, emphasizing the importance of a strong foreign policy to
Operator Toll Dialing: Teamwork (ca 1949)
The film illustrates various scenarios where telephone operators collaborate to efficiently manage calls and provide quick service. It highlights teamwork