Make Up (silent, 1950s?)
Silent footage clip featuring an actor applying stage makeup, which results in a look that is described as more Amish,
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Picture of Comfort (1952)
This promotional film discusses the importance of providing quality posture seating to modern offices. It explains how office managers should
Laws And Social Controls (1949)
The film explores the concept of law as a form of social control, emphasizing how laws regulate lives and reflect
Safety In The Streets (1974)
Emphasizes the importance of street safety in modern cities, highlighting the need for awareness and adherence to traffic laws to
Northwestern States 1956
Represents the northwestern states as the ‘BREAD BASKET OF THE NATION’ and stresses the importance of their agricultural and mineral
[Home Movies: Northwest, silent, 1940s]
The film “[Home Movies: Northwest]” is a 1940s home movie featuring breathtaking nature scenes primarily from Yellowstone National Park, showcasing
It’s Your Move, Sergeant (1973)
The 1973 training film *It’s Your Move, Sergeant*, produced by Woroner Films, presents six simulated street scenarios to educate law
Story Of Christopher Columbus (1948)
Re-enacts the events leading to the discovery of America by Columbus. Portrays Columbus’ life from boyhood to the time when
Roscoe’s Rules (1960s)
In this educational film, children learn important safety rules from their teacher, Miss Stewart, and Officer Dan, who introduces Rosco,
Ivory Snow TV commercials (1950s?)
The film promotes Ivory Snow as the safest and most efficient soap for washing delicate items, particularly baby clothes and
Gus Van’s Song Shop
Singalong with Gus Van, Joan Brooks and The Treys! We digitized and uploaded this film from the Orgone Archive. Email
Auxiliary Views, Part 1 (1947)
This content discusses the concept of auxiliary views in orthographic projection, explaining their necessity for accurately depicting objects with slanting